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B s e e A A 1
MORMGNS AND THE SCUGGLN,
The Mormens tn Utih ave iz;-‘
creasing vapidly. In 1880 there |
were about 149.0 0 of themw. New, |
accordin to the lenort of the govs ]
eraor of the teirito y v the Fc«~i
: i !
retery of the Isledior, thare nre]
230,000, an inercase of 90,000 in |
nive years. Toey show no dispo~
siffon o abonden their relizion. |
Ou the eontrary, they sre se firms« ‘
£ly ctinched to it as ever, end as|
{dot( rmined to propagzate it, They |
“@re not as outepoken about polyg- I
o
By o they onee were, but, they ,
- Bawe no: civen it vy andapparen.e ,
? B 0 vot intend to. There sre)
S : |
. frq - onE nett s a it ,!‘,.:.:
~s - SRR .‘!'_:
%; : y clesely nom the pub Ig
‘ Mm there ore arve now very few |
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M~ for }‘-Efix}‘fr:‘»ln‘\'.‘ ‘ i
; ’tkfifln that is sttracting the |
sttendigiio! oonti'es in Utah now ‘
"'Vbibfi BNERe . Intoniion ol the dore
e j\h& 2 2 g 3
Eons SOy ¢ cchools of tiedr own,
“3a whieh tl.c Mormon theology l
. e .'fl
mav bfli‘?’f{m}u, THe Gevernor i}
z 7R E Gt {
his report says 1 Uwis o em !
of pablic sehoois, uitheugh ‘or '
e
~ trom what 3@o\l‘.'l Le, is yet al
very fair one. - Thore iz a want of |
mouney for school purposes, ana th ‘
Mormons are not villing to \w{
taxed for'the aup{v.rt of the puhs :
lic schools. Thereason of this is|
understcod to ba that they are pre- i
paring for denominational schools, |
Io fact, in a cood many of the
counties there are now schon's tns
der the ruspices of the Mormon
church. [t is evident that i the
territory is to have a good svstem
of publre schools congress will
have to enact laws which will in
gur: them support,
There is no desire, of course,
anywhere to interfere with the
Mormcns, so far ag their religion
is concernel, ns long as they do
not viclate the laws, The acts of
congress have thus far been direct
ed only aguinst polyzamy. These
acis have not had the effect of
causirg the Mormons to abandon
polygamy ; they have had the effect
of causing them {o conceal it.
It was thought that when_com
munication between i states and
Utah wagestablished by railroads,
“fmhigration would be #o great that
the geutile population would soon
be greater than the Mormon. This
£
has not proved to be the case.
The governor thinks that it will
be many years before the gentiles
will equal the Morwans in num
ber, beeause the Mormens hold all
the good lands—the lands that can ;
be easily irvigated, Tt is evident
that the Mo non probienis a tons |
way yet from being sciici
$lO,OOO Found inan <ok Durrel
A New York ragzpickeris report- |
qd to have found 10,000 in o neh |
barrel. This was a rare piece of |
good luck, but Low much more ‘
MFLBnte 1 tha anTaras foom "
samption wheo fcaras that,ulthough }
Ihe doctors may have pronounced l
Ris case lhopeless, Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery willcure |
him. Consumption iz 1 serotulous |
disease ofthe lungs, The ¢ Dis<i
eavery,” which is the most poten |
bleod purifler of the ace, strikes|
right at the root of the evil, and !
there is no vesaling it, if taken |
in time. In all serofulous or oihe|
er blood tapts, skin and sealp dise |
eases, old sores ind swellin s, it s
g.lraranteed to cure, or money paid |
it promptly refunded. Dy |
druggists. |
A Safe Lavesiment,
Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, ®or
in case of failure a return of pur
chase price. On thissafe plan you
ean buy from our advertised Drug
gist a bottle of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consamption. It is
guaranteed to brinz relief in every
case, when usea for any affection
of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as
Consamption, Inflammation of
Luones, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoon
ing Cough, Croup, ete., ete. It ie
plesint and agreeable to taste, pers
feetly safe. and can always be de—
pended upon. Trial totties free
8t T D, Sale’s Dru: store,
Merit Wins,
We desire to say to our citizens,
that for vears we have heen sell
ing Dr. King's New Discovery for
Covsuniption, Pr. King's Ne w Life
Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve and
Electric Bitters, and bave rever
handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such upiverssl
gatisfaction. 'e do vot begitate
te guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to vetund the purs |
chase pflef, it satisfactory re-ult
do not f{r‘inuw their use, '“l(:-o‘
remedies have wou their great pop
ularity purely on their merits, .D, 3
Sale Diugrist. \
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Bt asute iy o o
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BAER
Aleolutely Pure,
This powder never vafies. @ A
narvel of purity, strength and
vhoiescmeness. More economical
han the ordinary kinds, and ecan
e sold in competitich with the
nuititude of low test, short weight
um or phospbate powders, Sold
nivin cane. ROYAL BAKING
POWDIER €O, 106 Wall St.,
N AT
e Xy %
; T AP o
o UURES IN FROM®
&P one o five days,
S 5
*7% Ig{ - Manufactured only by
| I ¥ T 0 §
s :n <y Sa’e’
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BL2 DAWLON, - GA.
Bl Lly
Pyee - s
IIJ;(CNTISTRY.
rEY 1 B
T. H. Thurmond,
DAWRSON, GA.
gmeees=a Satisfaction Guarans
s A 2 g : -
“LTY Y ¥ teed in all kinds of Den
tal Work. Old plates repaired
and made good az new,
BEST LOCAL ANJFSTHETICS USED
for Puinless Extraction of Teeth.
Patronage respectfully solicited
Office up stairs over Tolbot's store.
, I ‘l. »
R. I, Simmons,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DAWSON, « 116 G A
Prietice in all the eoutts. Parties
| haviug land for gale should eall on
L nie.
| ; aace il
| Y yoryg o b y
Lol (s L(HH'(/,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
|
. DAwsgN . Ok
Pionpt attention to all business
o B YAV i
Janes & Graham,
ATTORNZYS AT LAW,
| DAWSON, o+ (K,
- Businoss respectfully solicited,
J. G. PARKS H. 8. BELL
J. G. PARXS & CO.,
FlR?_—* TATID ANOT AAT M
; o LIVDU D BNLD ATHINID
AWEBON o GA.
All kinds of property msuved at
veasonable rutes, Losses satisfaes
toriiy adjusted and promptly paid.
Companics ropreseated all strong
liberal and relic! i
Office over druo siore of ¢ heat~
bam & . ean, north side of Publie
Square
TORETIREY lam Hanny s
WUty ol GEORGIA
MILIT 'Y AND
s=AGRICTULURAL -~ s
8l 1. G X
CULIIBERG, GEORGI A,
0
mvext session hooins Sept. 4th
Full eorps of professors.
e TION FRE®W.
Board £9.09 yor month,
sSend Fae ¢ ataloeye, To
o VL BLARK, Peesil ¢,
NN A e NN o
PROTEUT YOUR EYES,
| WYIRSCHBER
QROVED Diag,
\“\G ‘\ECTAC LE(\“D
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%'(mgx%‘@%
\‘/”LL’\I\Z HARI e
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£vegLasses- O
BATS JULY 121 1870,
MP. H. HIRSCHBERG,
The well-known Optician of 629
Olive strect St, Louis, has apnoints
ed Dr. W, C, KENDRICK
of Dawson, Ga, as agent for his
codebrated Dimond Speeteeles and
Eyeglascs and also tor s Biamond
Nou-Chanzeabic pectacles and
Eyeglasses. These glasses are the
greatest juvention cvér made in
Sneetelas, Dy PrOPEr Construe.
tion of the Lens o person purclhas
ing a pair of these N n<Changeable
Glasses never has to change these
Glasses irom. the eyes, and eve
ery puir purchased are guars
anteed so thut it they ever leave
the eyes (no matter now seratehed
the Lenses are) they will furnish
the party with a new pair of
(ilasses free of charge,
DR. W. C. KERDRICK hasa i
full assortment. andinvites all whe
wishes to satisty themsalves of the
Great Supeiority ot those Glasses
aver any aud all others now in use
to eall fnd cxamine the same at
DR, W, C. KENDRICK'S
Drug Store.
¥r l
Way Down Unon the
oW Uy ,
SUWANNEERIVER. |
Fion: Branford, Fla,, ei!nated}
upon the romantie Suvannee rived, |
Messrs, Rouse & Thomes write;, nn- !
der dite of Aug. 10ih, 1839
Please forwerd vs anathier gross of
Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonie.
Have sld out every boule ot last
gross npon your strict gusrantee, |
and not one bottle returned, |
L ePR
Froma Leétt l'.f',‘!u." Graniteville, S '
C., dated Jugust 26th, 1889,
At the age of 50, with twenty~ |
five years of aective practice, I am
a cairelni observer and cautionsin
iend:az'fing proprietary medicines,
bt I ean censcientiously endorse
l your Johnsor's € ll and Fever|
Tone s ene of the Lost C*.-:n!'»im‘z-i
tion reme ties jor Chill and Fever
L have ev rseen used. It coirects
the vitinted secretions of the liver,
relieves costivenessand promotes
the atsorption and asfimilation @1
food, thus tahi ling ail the indica
tions ciatined for9e.
.{u'!"\‘ SR
! 1.2 EDWAYRLS VD
Fernandiva, Fla., Aus. 6th.
A, B. GmmearbprEav,
Bavanuah, Ga.
I) ar Biri Please seul us afic
gross of Johrson’sOhillan 1 Fever
;'i.«vhi-' It is the bLest selfer we
|ll:l'\'n‘ for malarial toveps,
Parsnr Bros:
The claim made for this wed.
icine is & modest one. W& maiy
tain that itis 100 times better than
quinine, and 100 yeurs in advavee
of the profession in the troutment
of all fevers, from the most malig
nant types of Bilious Hemorrhagic
Fever to the simplest form ot Chill
and Fever. Tor sale by ali Drug
oista,
A.B. GararoeauSole Proprietor,
Savannah, Ga.
ING MADE CHEAP
bUILDING HMA )
—BY CONTRACTING WITH—
CEQ. V/.PACE,
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DAWSON . GA.
——— ’; -(). }. e
Contracts tor all kinds of builds
ing taken at lowest rates, and ma
terial furmshed when desived, 1
have been in the business for fif
teen years and kvow my business
and guarantee my work,
Rill Worlzg."
)
I have had a large experi -nee in
this live, and guarantee to do good
and cheap work on pew mills or
repairing old ones,
Gin Worlk.,
I have had twelve yeurs experis
ence with machinery and a foll sef
of tcols cen make your old gin
work likea new one. [ have res
paired n lar.e nnmber of gins and
have yet to heur ihe first complaint
of my work or price. I sharpen
gizs by machinery or hand and all
work done will be mada payable
October Ist, 1889,
I will call on you duri g the
spring and summer months. This
is allowing you a showing, and I
hope you will hold your work for
me. My address is Lock Box
224, (ween, Ga.
GEO. V. PACE.
i"ch.2o, 1889,
PLEASANT PRUPARATIONS.
| & RESULT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES
Intallible in early consuniption,
rheumatism, catarrh serofula, ma.
larial fever, chills and fever, diar.
rhoea and dysentery when every
other remedy fails,” and prevents
contagious and infeetions diseases.
¢ . .
- Ray’s Germicide
His pronounced by leading chemists
l;l very valuable remedy, and en
tirely harmless 1o the most deli
cate patient. It cures dise ses by
destroyiug the Germs or Microbos
that infest the svstem Price- §3
per galion, 81 per qumt. Sold by
‘ CHEATHAM & DEAN.
~ ’
l RAY'S | UNG BALSAM
A pure vegetable preparation eoq
taiting no opium or other Inju
rious Drags, and warmsted: to
cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma' and'
Bronchitis.
Bosrown, Mass, April 2, 1889.
Rivs Gericme COMPANY,
Gentlemen:—ln reply to your
Linquiry as to the quality and power
|of Ray’s Lung Balam, will say I
i have nsed the medicine for ovcr{
| forty vears: in my prociice and
|found it the very best medicine
for 01l lung diseases and weak |
i¢h wis. T)R. [4, X }L\LL- i
{ Price 50 cents. For sale by
{Cheatham & Dean, |
| heal St
| 194 X Pr ooy R 1
| RAY'S PERFECT PILLS.
; Permanently cures constipation,
| sick_headacho, and. all discases of
| tie liver, stomach and bowels, und!
aliords tonic effects to the whole of
’Lhc intestinal system, Ray's Per
fect Pills are particularly recom
mended for ladies and childres,
beiny mild in their action and
pleaany te take, Price 25 cents
’p(‘x‘ box. Snld by
| CHEATHAM & DEAN.
Capt. Johin A, Falton
Is igent tor the Americus Re
corder, The Atlanta Constitution
The Sunuy South and The New
¥ork Ledzser 014 the ‘weon Telen
gra;si
AP BARCHER
Hardware. Furnisre & Stoves
Tam
BOW res
ceiving a
large stock
of gpoods for
the FALL AND
WINTER TRADE, und
I guarintee ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES on everything,
ALLMY GOODS ARE SOLD AT THE LOWEST FOS*IBLE MARGIN
AND I COHDIALLY ASK A CALL FROMEVERYRODY: .
s ) LT AR ) S
B A P UATCUFER &
STATHAM & FARNUA,
3\F3 < "\L'(,"\
AR e L
Nt
Livery and Sale Stables
DAWSBON, : . GA
: —_—oo ————
The best Carriages and Buggies
for hirein the city, Horses bosrded
at 10. PER MON I'tl, and sent
to any part of the city at all hours
Heapquarrers For Dovers,
""."éT‘..Tg‘?:»"CTT?'fiV‘-’
B En 2R U 0 e T |
e By O £ ¥ N T oy
Uy k- g’"."t} |
HE&n 0l |
‘ i
BEm TN FN e oey am
: »,‘,‘-;4;;;',;2 o R e
L 5 7 acl oz £ i
g 3, TR Fo iy Phatil Ry
g’i“:i;_;g Rt R
Belenian sl N |
m ¢ Bs gy |
En &:;‘2 & B 3 83 |
il Lz wia siaz B 3
TEX R PARTIRAD |
FIFTH LNRUAL |
DRI RDS ¢cay |
‘ i iR, WRLL |
0 in RAie e i
lJ;fl.i'-:.- l U g, i, “}v:i
8285 000
= \-) 3 BBy |
Worth of Flanng and Crgans f
Lravy besd makers to fie ¢ fored
outregardicss acosi o vaine, 3
Stock tosinr.e. Pho-vigonvers |
intocaskhordn-tallment g eeg, i
Homa, -.'nlircl:—/-vf;: AV INSTRY. {
MENTS ot ssed 5 dey, !
Some, Neariv Now—wmed o !‘(e'fl‘;
wouthis oniy, |
Somesneda vearon;a, Seme. |
uzed Cwe o dicen veaee, |
Bome. fnesiccont o -trken |
in exclinize. and made vew fn |
ourregair ¥ actary. eaaiired
—Heeatrava. e srcd in Toye
and Actinmgind muds geod oy
Yeuars of servicoe.
BARGLANS, LYRRLY GNE,
AQY TonASL
ENJ)‘H .E?a‘h":sh’l l
Your GWN T3RMS giwmost. |
Very light Mouilly Davments,
or Smetl Cask Puyiisent red bide
snce whin you get rendy.
98 fmEmyioe, = P
GASH BEVS CHEAP.|
Givze yon all the thwe wanted| -
but G ¢ Caviit wilt sve yon'
money. WY Us OGN, wWe wiil
mee! yois every thine,
23 9 22
FPIANOS]
| A 478 8 N
e I G(nn ¢5O
(TLB. % 3 3 3
pal %1, SO, $lBO.O
ORGANS
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; wy A oy f A D -
|JE 2 %1-513 ud \%‘i’-
| s2r‘; 335, €5O 475
by Uy Gl s
VWRITZ 703 BARGAN SHPET.
AR
ARahGE SALE
L
CLEQN.‘M%{: b
SUMNIER 1889.
LOREN 2 FOTES, SN
LHDEN S BETE O 800
SAVARNAN, 24, |
YA/ TEY R
Wl Liewis,
FANCY A N FAMILY
G R O‘COE RIES
TOBACCOS.
Sold by the box at"fuanufvcturs
er’s prices, and'very low
by retail. " ;
Dried Beet. | MotisCider
A lot of the cels l Peach
ebrated “K e n~ I ple always “on
tucky” just|hand. Sodaand
received. Lemonude.
THE ALLTANCE
Is especinlly wivited to look at
wy tohaccos before buyviog
W. T, LEWIS,
FURHITURE:
FURRITURE:
; L AND .
| |
| |
STOVES
;‘ SPECIATIES. 1
VS ity L cTOORT TED .
=——]Ss HEADQUARTERS FOR——
Stapleand Fancy Groceries
Hardware Tinware Kto.
SALT PIAH. rRUITA and VEGRT ABLEA
Mackerel and Mullet in Season. | and everything else for the table
CANNED GOQDA. BUEBAR, COPPRE, RIGR
of every description and cheap. as low as the loiwest.
Goods EXelivered in any part of
the e tyv., Give me a eanil.
: sofkh gq -3 S T N i 3 T
W. Eaic Donald, Dawaon, Ga.
LTy A 1 . ¢ Y
S UATS, OATS, OATS.
20,000 bushels Genuine Texas Rust Proot
Q. ts.
B “= 7800 bush«ls Ganroia Raisad Oats,
= 50 bushels Southwest Georoia Haised Ry
B 0 busiiels North Georgia Rye.
59 bushels Bariey.
Syrup Barrvels
u 3
100 New Orkeans Tyjress Barrels.
50 N w Orleans Second” i and Barrels.
290 Neow Uypress Barrals,
Cane Mills & Evaperators
FOR SALERBY
Ue ) N
N. F. TIET & CO.
TR .;',;::Ez‘.""f se i : T e N YS X SO e
DRUGS! DRUGS]
el ; }_A_ 4
; : e () m———
o "rv"h:? ¢ : oy
& o’ . ?%&4 -fiz--hn&nm%
Hes purediied Mosers, Hillmon & Wadd's immenss stock of
S
T AN FIIDD T
BES < 3 B Bd b ]
LL) LAZNE LA/ S
|l . : o | « i
'.;f ~531 “;; e
And wilbd#ils -incss af tne svne stand, The members of the firm are
OB S’f ISN 5, AL J. BALDWIN and T. D, SALE, and they pro
v;';.,.‘x Lne of che best and most reliable Drux Sto-es in the state.
VERyERMIT 1 the way of Dhugs, Pate.t Medicines, Paiuts, Oils, Vars
nishes, Feilct Articles, cte. ete ,of the purest and best makes will Le
"r‘E; vays in stoek. :
hey also carry a fine line of the purest Whiskies, Wines, Brandies,
£te . tor medicinal use, which they bonght low and are going to sell low.
~ Mr.T. D SALE wilt have chiarge -t the businessand will be glad
to see sll of Lis old friends and make new oves,
Give them a call and be convinced that they mean business.
7T i Gy e enims g
. D). AY K
RAI T A A oI AOD ST
o 3 Y EYUR CRD, Ay [esy :
: J. R. MERCER & CO
m HYp EvdimßEliiadß K Y B
~\VILL sELL YOU A—
a
4 = 2
Waqon, Buqay Road Cart
S R )
¥ sabaid v ~ b ;
Carriage, Surrey or Phaeton
On as easy terins 2s any house in Georgia. Call on them ac their
New Iron Repository, where vou will find Me. J. W. BROWN ever
ready to waiton you, (& ol Nov s Pre‘erae tv Money, Don't forget
e gt TSy et g Ty e o if e
WE SELL 7Y:ii: FTioT WAsScNS MADE.
The Stydebuker, Tennessce, d Ik vy, tinota, ¢ Hatcher
Iron™ and Peidmont.
: AN E s OINT
N. B. BARN
‘l}:. §"a.° i fg_ ~l¢-.j} ES.
TS
Watches, Jewelry,
wilverware, Clocks,
. epectacies &e,
. s e
Repallngm o colz Bottom prices
Blein Street P eaguson, Ga.
Ra.
member
I make a
SPECTALTY
of FURNITURE
and STOVES;»ud it
will always pay to call on
me IF INNEED OF ANY.
THING “IN. THIS LINE.
JAMES MEA GO’S BOATS AN
;SB Q F .
The best testimonial we ever Ithd.—* James Means & Co, are the bears of the
market. They have revolutionized the business by viaking high priced ifflmlsunsnlabln."io'l(":agguw
B r T ERIC” EENQ AN EWwe’ IS .
oF A\-fl\‘ s;‘.- JM\‘ES I’fi‘.;.'.i'}‘ul ér’:fiius : 'XE.“‘;X\S ; gt
° % Ve X CLICOD & 5 oIIMm™ V¥ Gyt
WY& $3 SHOE 34 SHOL fihas
B Cooore \ L UNEXSELLED IR CANNOT SAIL f: SRy |
B \OTYLE UNEDUALLET sy 70 e £ ooy
: INDURABILITY @ a~el ¢ b W 27 ey |
T Nh SIS A o ' A ST §
AME" S‘f,,):;;. ANT) sl oMt 190 I‘(“'fv~ F’;}fl?? !
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Y &01‘;/' » s \4.3{{%3§‘LQ[,;,3{ THE MOBT ,'Q_S’t‘.-‘.i.’." ‘e r@fix.//%
> 8 sev N & L
2 S ol ? s NS OF FIT. ?MS‘:le‘{‘-«‘,.’?.‘(“ e %
; MLES Oet et R e A Q'.!QE“
et S W foad S Wy, rii NS Sep wlivhs
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Y e, SAVT TSRS e sl
Rt ] D, B A e AR NG v gB S G N
) e "Lr_-%fiiflif: D, e e "»S..K".'_;ffl
O i 25 r’? -;PS p_‘r! CURDA f?" - “.{;‘}\ ,’
JAMEb MEANB BOG giitl SNULY ?\:‘\ g;.‘"# E i
. Aro Unexcellsd in Blerit SEESNNE & & q_g-j-.
Positively none genuine übitess vavine our rame and price .‘:Et*‘_f\:?l-\\\:"i{“’ Wiy
g&mpod plainly on the soles. Yonr reraitor wili sipply yon wicg ! SRS e e e,
DOts all Shoes po stamped it you juaist npon s deing S 0 i youdo R e e
ot insist, someretailers Wikt Conx §ou oby g Inferior gocds ‘ TSRS S SR R
ui:ou which they make a lavger prott. Oqacs are theorfeinnd £ ang TR e R
81 Shoes, and those wio imadtat: our sceiom o bnsiness wie unatie § ARSI Ne - s
to compcie with us in guality 6f (sefory prodneis. v Gue Sos | SN ST STt
we are the largest manurncti sin¢! ¢ Uoiled States. EANEES T
How your boy does '-\‘l'.'\l'““.:”w shimes! LIS RSN EET T
James Means' 2 Shoes for Bovs will outwnar auy siher R isa s gvw e T
boys’ shoe ever made. You ean buve tace or biiton, : r "";."1..’ i EEICARAC
aET 5B BT ot o RS ¥ Pods s e i
1%}},3:; $2 60 Buys the Dogb Fammars’ Thick 33ct. RN e b
2 e
9" en A : A TNrSy: Saine
g B JAMES MEANY AN RlasadE
?‘ »"‘r:fi#:.’ "3 el ‘;\\"hfi,—'@if
A So T wr eMyER S ™~y see U S SN S
S/ QUARTER EAGLE BOOT - BUIEETS
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10 Mills maka ene Cone; . st fli@&“
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10 Centa mukie aue Dimes PEIRIEE St
10 Disnes smake ane Mallnrg ARSI RS
19 Beotinrs pinte ene Dagle, Aren R
And with a Quarter Foagle any Paraey in tho P ~'~‘}:i\¥s
Country can now buy, a bocy thae witi<atisfvs b, ‘K s ISTreNT TR
Farmers have boen looking for st & Dot foe Hmaets RS e
8 long time and now fi e eone, ‘,,,:"»( Ai T
Boots and Nhaes £rooB sur coichPnion eeeearralUN SST USNEN SL e g
fuctory are gold hy wide.awal 2 retnilera @ SENTIEFT o - AbaESs sestat
In ndl paves of Ihe conutry, Voo D Blace ot ABRIL T eSS VR RS T SRR
them easily withiln FOuP €lO 12 BLy SLALe (1 a 0 AR s gty e|sk g et
Territory it you will Invest voe Coat B posyai eadg i VI VT g pEsE(
card and write tous, SRI I =
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wpEClal Cffar on tha damas 3 Qoh s cang [UE Dante G Faveapea.
Inorder to immaodinte Iy divieibute samnloe of ticas Ponig 1 (%0 the countre. wi vu‘.‘,'.-“'v .
transportation propatt, uny i ida e [laos wie 0 Lher §. 0 feons oo «s ) ,:_;,'\l‘“'{'.'"””“’ them
Territory of the Upitad Sintes, | Wasviieesd thom 5y exnivas or B 3 it itk uls :_A"{-' nuy State op
partation to destination pyenadd b ovlfeatvor on Pt GO7 e cuias price, 90, 500, ‘?t‘\l BUR tor trang.
Office order or registered logtor, We will sereipt Thnd ol S n oot nge Sid i :‘,,r'»: .]—,‘l!{';‘?”"" by ll""‘t'
In orderto get o norfey i, takin vpde 0f fugnr Abd prace. N Tun i 60m (£t il dallay,
ghape of your oot Keeiiay 3 e penchs vl ti toe fool all (ha Wavsrenid. Thi ,‘.‘{:‘,"','_"".‘ aut tiie
wiich youl wore, antd mark onut the shape of that oth e sando was . Vo witd il \;.”-.1-.(;l.-‘,l: the lagt boot
day we re‘fl;'i'-'tv it Take grent core (o De YOIV Leeurale, nie e sUre (o give o 8 v},«r' (v.|l'j-.r|(|‘?(;-:”,fi;::’;l”
county &nd State or Terryiory. i we Mare i Cor'sr : whilh g Car Zoods 10 YOUr fown we e town,
buywef Bim, we do neg wint you 1o el oe 5 cix\ i 1 ‘:-..tl",n‘u:. s 1“\u'.',1,'.;;,1:" ,r;;.‘.'.\',f,.‘: "“.‘rl‘m’o“ to
goods, but we are glalt to.aupply Yo i rovrdeaicr wilhnoe, Any boot snd shoa retaticr or 0 Bell oup
store-keeper can sunnil, ¥iu wilh our Lo 1 fie Wants 10, it Sonic deatiTe il i 3 '..,,,.“;',‘."-f““"“v
goods on which thoy m.:—!:‘c'- a !:17.::\'.;\.:1u!: thanthey cugit to ask tor. In that case, ssnd tofil.n e
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JAMES PAEAMS & 203, 41 Linsoin €4, Boston, Mass,
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MAIN SI'REET, .- —_ —_ DAWSON, G\,
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Leade the state Having superior railrod tacilities she ean pay mora
fur cotton than any town i this section, She especially caters for
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FERRELL COUNTY COTTON
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Aud Terrell planters may rest assured they will get the top prices,
We have purchased the Large warchouse of Tifi &Co and have su=
perier :aciitties for handling cotton. Bring your cotton to Alba ty and
stove with us, and we will convinee you that what we say iz true.
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ARIER & 1 a 7
JEAEN B LAY é,{; 2dih,
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At TIFT & CO’S OLD STAND, : : : ALBAXNY, GA«
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WITH ITS OWN VOLITION
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Like the Great town of Pawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS by
MERIT ALONE.
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The Southh~xrest Co..
MIEIRCANTNTIILICH OUSIS
Is a 8 tull of good things as are the ferti'e farms around Dawson,
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Is the word, and we propose to head the procession in our line. Ve
feel that our eflorts wo nand'e
oy ey wofls (x - .
First-Class Goods.
at prices that defy competition, have hien appreciated by_ t\hc penph_fl
this and surroundine counties, and makes us more thah ever dl.!'f‘rmlxu-_:
ed to fill every possible wart that micht ar'se. We are in the lead and
prepose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIR DEAL
ING will do it. Farmers, Mechanics, Pro‘essionals, and all others,
call in aud look ot the handsomest stock oF
! Ano ATIAYD BT un™
DRY €2ODS, HATIDHS, BNOTS, SHOES,
£es 5 ’
FATS, BARDWARE and FURKITURE
Lo Southwest Georgin. When we have feasted your eyes en the
goods, your pocket Look will fly open with its own volition.
AL d. BBATLDWIN & 00,
The Chean Mercantile Houss, - - Pawson Ga
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[ERRELL & ADJOINING COUNTIES.
In this, our NINTH ANNUAL CIRCULAR, we deem’
it unuecessary to parade before you the usual advantages
that we have been giving our customers, s they are well
known, however we wili say that we propose to do all that
we have been doing for the past BIGHT YEARS. ;
Now we are offering NEWV ADVANTAGES to which
we wish to call yonr atiention,
We will carry an “open policy” of insurance on all cotton
in our warehouse, which our customers can have advantage
of at the low rate we obtain by such a policy. We will
also pay ONE FOURTH OF A CENT per pound on all
cotton sold us-on account in Augnst, ONE BIGHITI on all
in September and OXNE SIXTEENTI i October. | |
We hope ouar fricnds will figure on this proposition “}‘d
see if it will pay to take advautage of, We kfl()\\"l't“”!l-
We will retail to onr customers, BAGGING and TIES
at cost on the usual tim».
Mr. 11, O, Thornton will assist ovr regular corps of mes
in the warehouse department,
We guarantee satisfaction and promise that your patron
age will be appreciated.
Yours truly,
Duwson, Ga, July 20th J. K. MERCER & CO.