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#The News.#
NEWS NOTES.
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e
Short Items Picked Up Here and
gere About the City.
Court house election next Tues
day. ‘L“
The woodshaulers-have heen on
top tor the past several days.
Thanks to these who have paid
us. ‘The rest will‘pleass fall into
line. ANEY
Show your progressive spirit by
veting for » new court house on
next Tuesday, T
The county commissioners met
vesterday and transacted the vanal
routine of business;
Every man in the county who
has its welfire at heart will vote
“For Bonds" on next Tucsday.
Our Puimitive Baptist friends
lad a very interesting meeting at
Chickasawhatehia church Su-uday.
- Several tarmers. from adjoininzg
ountics have beeti here jutely to
uy land, but they could fiad vone
or sale. : |
Judge Abram Susser, of T\ rrell 1
cunty, is in town' attending hLis
ck son, Mavrshal C. E. Susser.— ‘
ary Cowrer,
Mr.J. J. Bradley has heusht |
e Aven honse andfot on Stone. 1
il street and wil soon bacoms a |
izen of the city.” |
Bronwood and Shellman have l
tronized our opera house very
berally this s ason. Dawson is
ways glad to eee them.
Dawson: has another good citizen,
r. W.E G © all has reated 3 ’
sidence irom Mr. J. R. Mercer,
Lee atrect, and movel with Lis '
mily to the city. {
The white man who has been
organizing the nesroes of Sumter
dountv into a nidilitary company
has been arvested and juiled for
stealing sugar cane, |
It we are not greatly mistaken |
this suddon change in the weather ’
will produce a flurry in the mat
rmonial market, aud double
blavkets'wiil be in demand, l
""Miss Bessie Tatcher returned to
Ler home in Dawson last {":mlr-l
Ay atter three weeks' visit amony ‘
iiends and relatives in and [
sround Vorris Cuthbert Liberal. {
“Mroand Mes, €', T, Mize will
pen up business ioain in a few l
lays. “They will oceupy a part of
le storereom in the Farrar build- |
v aow wholly occupied by Bors- ’
& Goldberg. l
Lla a large mersure a town s
casur d by its school facilitios, l
fie adoption of the proposed pub- [
e school systes will Lugely in- |
ase andimprove the school fa- ;
litien of D.wson. i
Winter las been with us for |
free days, but Indian Samuaer is |
11 here, and roses and violets are |
00, and the tinid buds of !
ie white hyacinth sie coyly swell- |
¢ T their emerald shields, l
Al the Sanday sehools txll;w![
bout entertainments for the lirtle '
s fust Suunday. Each of the
iree schools wiil either have the l
sual “tre” or something else ot
e kind auring the tolid ys. }
It is a noticeable fict that pesr- |
il the moneg which is being in-1‘
e ted ir vral cstate is Lome capi- |
i, and the investors have their
ves-wide aper. They know good !
wrinins. when they see thom. !
“Phers have been seven or ei ht |
Irsi-cluss theatrical troupes in ‘
Diwson the past two weeks They
ere all pleased with Duwson and l
\:,.:\\'r‘ml was plecsed with them i
anazer Hart is civi g oue some
rstsciass shows this season 1‘
During the periorwmancs of the |
luily Voyegers,at the opera house
W dust Thursday night,one ot the
C.rtaing. aced '(.’:ltal‘“.‘.' cainht o |
ire. It w isquiekly ex inguished |
vithont interraptine: the perforio |
fice or disturbing the sudience. |
My, Pierce Jordan, of the upper
wrtion of the county, who has |
¢y dungerovsly il tor bt,“i‘\li'-l]‘
YRS past with an abicess ot the |
tach, is on the road to recovery, |
"Wing to the skiiltul treatment of ;
r. Dean, of I)mvs:m.—«—L:’u'y;
Couriey, |
Mr.W. T Arvington, who re- |
eatly bought the Bottsford place, f
A 3 moved with hie family frowm |
Brooks ccunty, reaching here last |
l-lnlr.~<lay. Mr. Arrington is fl‘i
Uiogressive tarmer, and is just the |
kivd to make a goud citizen, Ter- |
rell wants all such,
Lee Burrentine, the younz man
m Randofpy county whe shot |
L Chict of Police Jack Savage
everal wedks ago, was tried in
he Superior court lnst week for
ssault with intent {o murdcr,‘.
The Jury found him guilty of
h""ting at another and he was |
ined by Ju(lge.Guerry $2OO and |
VUE or eighteen months in the |
'I\ili{llgull;;. The fine was paid: 3
The people of this county in
lend to issue honds for the purs
ose of imilding 2 new court house.
“Uinty pride prompts them to
"It u better building than the
"¢ New used. We favor the is
Uing of honds in the building of
Il public improvements, as young
B 0 coming on, and new people
oming in, will help pay for tlge
YUt house, Direct tuxution is
rdensome o taxpayers, as it ail
OMEs at gnee. we hope the
Vunty will vote for the issnance
tbonds nexg Tuesday, and build
| Vice Lew court houzse,
[ FARNUM...BROWY,
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er. R. L. Farnum and Miss Lillie
Brown United in Marriage.
This morning at 10 o'clock, at
the residence of the bride’s pas
rents, Mr. and Mps. John T
Brown at Coleman Station, Mr.
R. L. Farnum, of this city, and
Miss Liliie Brown will be united
in marriage, Rev. My, Rogers ot~
ficiating.
They will arvive inour city on
the oue o'elock train and spend
one day here with relatives and
friends, leaving Thursday for Ma
con, their tuture home, |
Miss Brown is a young lady
ereatly admired by all ‘who c':mn('el
to know her, and has many friends
Iwhn wish her life long happiness
in her wedded life.
* The groom has a host ot friends
here and everywhere he is known,
He travels fur Singleton & Co., of
Macon, and is one of the mast pops
ular commercial men on the road.
The Nrws extends congratula
tions and best wishes to the newly
'wm’dud pair and trusts theirs will
will be a life ot unailayed happi
ness,
el e
A Negro Causes Excitement at Shell.
meau.
At Shellman, a few days ago, a
neuro by the name of Henry Law,
under the influe weof liquor, got
to fussing with Johu Melton, and
the former having a lavge knife
gave the latter a chase through
town. Marshal Cox, seeing the
chase, tried to arrest Law, which
caused great excitement. As they
were chasing through Crittenden
Bros’ store Marshal Cox stumbled
by some cause and Law,seein that
he had the advantage, junpad on
Cox, but as ax handlea and 10
pourd weights were plentiful the
clerks ai d others kept Law from
doing any rerious damage. Un
‘er the excitement Lcw muade his
eseape, but was soon caugit in a
cully near tovin and brought tack
and pliced in the gnard house,—
He was arraigued before Mayor
Arthur and fined 15 and cost
When this is paid he wiil be turned
over to the State for assault with
intent to murdar.
A Prosperous Charge.
The contercnce year is about
closed and Rev. J. W. Weston wiil
leave for Americus on text Tues
day, to attend the annual session
ot the South Georgia conference,
He hasserved his charge most zeal
ously and fuithfully and there are
many here who would regret for
Lim to be assizved to other work
next year.
Durieg the year Daweon has
paid in full her winister's salary
aud raised a neat sum for chureh
purposes. In addition the good
women have raised a great deal of
movey through their societies. Mr.
Weston will liave a good report
torcon:erence,nnd the zealous work
done by the ladies will be one ot its
most gratifying features,
W
The Pablie Schoola,
County School Commissioner
Kaisier bas received trom State
School Commissdonier Hook, quite
a lengthy address, in which he es
timates with certainty the public
school fund available for next
ve:r will he §8458,886.02.
" “This,” says he, “I am happy to
to believe, will anable von to run
fyur mouths schou's in every coun..
ty and T sugzest that contracts with
terchers be made secordingly for
the eusuing year.”
The examination of teachers wiil
he abont the 20th of January.
Gin House Burned.
Oa Tuesday ot last week the gin
houseoi Mr. J. N. Perry, with
asven hiles of cotton, was burned,
Mr. P:~l'l')' lost tour bales, J. L.
Howel one hale, N F. Harre'l one
bale and G W. Perry one bsl»and
ihe seed from twenty-one bales.
Uhe fire oricinated from a mateh
ili the cotion. Mr. Perry esti
mates his logs at 81,600 with no
insurauee,
e
Yust Be Tagged.
It has been dizeoverad that cot—
ton seed meal is beine adulturated
and the commissioner of agricui
ture rules that hereafter it must
be inspected and tagred the same
as ocher fertilizers. It is =aid that
the adulteration consists of mixing
the hulls with the. meal.
/n Efficient Calored Preacher. !
Rev. 8 U, Powell, alter a use-i
ful gray here is pastor of the A li-}
can Episcopal church, wil! lom'ef
for couterence at Brunswick onl
the 10th inst. Ileleaves a splen- i
did ree rd here and hasthe respect |
of all. Rev. Powcli thinks he wils
be returned Lere aud will extend
an invitation and make an eftort to t
have the conterence meet here next |
year.
L
Personal.
Mrs. Mir nie Taylor,of Americus,
is visiting Mrs. J, G. Parks.
Rev. . C. Brown, the Presby
terian pastor, will arive in the city
to-morrow and will probably preach
at night. |
R AT |
| Methodist Parscnags Sold:
Mr. E. B. Rridges has bought
the Methodist parsovage. The
Methodists will proceed at once to
erect a new parsonage on their vew
lot.
R e
Davis & Duzier arc clusing out
their fall stock at prices that will
~astonish vou.
i MURDERED BY A PREACHER.
Rev. Bill Powell Confesses the Mare
{ der of Robert Rogers.
~_On the first page of this mor—
viog's NEws will be found the par
ticulars of the assassination of Mr.
Robt, Rozers, ot Sumter city, a
relative of the Messrs. McLain of
this city and county. The blsody
assassin has been apprehended snd
is now in jail at Americus. A
gpecial to the Constitution under
date ot Nov, 28th says: |
One ot the black” demons who
lay in ambush, and murdyred
young Robert Rogers, at Sumter
City, Monday nizght, was captured ]
andi he confessed - the terrrible
deed. Tlmmediately after the mur
der was commiitted a large reward
was offered by ecitizens of this local
ity and the case wes put in thehands
of Sheriff Troy Holder, of Stew
art county, one of the best detec
tives in the state. He at once
went to work and to day arrested
Bill Powell, a negro preacher, vou
doo doctor and politician, who
confessed to taking part in the
killing and gave the names of two
other negroes implicated with him.
The prisoner also confesscd that
the object ot the assassing was to
rob the store, Lut that they were
frightencd ot by Rogers firing up
on them after he wus shat. The
belict is goneral that Powell slone |
did the killinz, and that his s'uryl
of the other two negroes iy made up
to shicld Limself, ss he declared
thut one of them fired the iatal
ghot.
A Happy Marriaze.
A Mossy Dell correspindent
writes:
Our community was notably
moved on last Thursday when it
became generaily known that My,
James Hiller, one of Terreli couns
ty's worthiest youni men, had pase
ed threu b oon his way to the Plaivs
of Dura, matrimenialiy intent It
was cenerally buown that the wed
ding was to fave taken place he
tore Uhristias, but the appointed
date was not known. But Miss
Maria \' cet, of Plains of Dura,
having previously agreed to chan~
ce her vame, was aware ot the
appointmer t and at the home of
her parents stood in readiness to
receive the gallant Jim. There in
the presence of the most intimate
friends ot the contructing parties
the happy pair were uuvited in
marriage, Rey. Brubbs officiating.
To the happy pair we extend our
congratulation, and wish tor them
a pleasant journey down t e
stream of time, snd after their
al'otted years of usefulness mpy
they avchor safely in the the
Laven o: reat.
Tha State Grange.
The State Grange will meet in
Dawson on Tuesd iy of next week.
There will be delecates ‘rom all
parts o' the stute, and Master 8
H. Roberts and Secrctary O, B,
Stevens ure making arrangements
for their entectainment, |
They will assemble at the Grange
rcoms over Jenning's store in the
morning and will be weleomed by
Mayor Laing, after which the day
will be spent in transacting the
bnsiness ot the order,
Wednesday is public day an‘
everyhody is invited to be present
and listen to an address,
Duwson will cordizlly welcome
these representative farmers.
AN
He Carsed the Xews Buteber,
Luke Browo, a negro, was con
victed in the Superior court lust
week aud senenced to twelve
months in the chaingang tor in
gultivg Go'dman, a news butcher
on the Southwestern traiu. Brown
has been passing oit among the nes
wroes as a United States cetective.
City Election,
The eity election will ocenr next
Weduvesday. The People's Ticnet
was well received aud the indica
tions are that it wi'l be elected
without opposition,
‘The .existration books closed
Satorday and of the 450 vctersin
the city about 300 have registere i,
For Obstructing the Creek.
Last week the grand jury found
a bill acainst a prominent citizen
of Lee county for obstructing
Kinchafoonee ereek in Terrell. 1t
is said that this geutleman’s trap
has uetted him over a thousand
doliars this vear.
it Fays t; Raise Pork ‘
On last Friday Mr. J. E. New- |
berry killed six shotes that made
Lim on sn averase of 210 pourids
of meat each. Mr. Newherry ""."éj
this meat cost him oviy 2% epnis
per pound.
et
The itest Yef.
Mr.J. W. Gurris one of Ters
rell’s most saceessful youug tarme
ers. He tells us that from a guar
ter of an aere ot cune he had made
108 gallons of syrun. He also
made 50 bushels ot eorn on one
acre. So far Mr. Gurr stands
heud, 1
e LB
Ready to Issue Stock,
l Treasurer ', B. Grimes, of the
Colambas Southern railway, writes
to Major Hood that ke is ready to
jesue certificate of stock to any
' subseriber upon presentation of
| receipt showing that his subscrips
l tion Ea‘a‘ been paid up.. :
e e S
| Ladies, don’t rest till you try a
| pair ot Zeigler's shoes a 1 Davis &
i Pozicr's
Dr, Bosworth..
This gent'eman has Leen em
ployed from sun up till sun down
this week, having as many as
twenty=six patients n one day,
u;xld giving entire satisfaction to
all. .
He performed an operation for
M. Burr,of this office, last week—
removing from the throat enlarged
tonsils with very little pain and
i with great satisfaction to t{:at gon,
tlenian. s
j He requestr us to say that he
will receive no mote catarrh pa
‘tients, as he his &8 lany now as
he can attend to; but that patierts
in surgery will receive prompt at
teation. .H: will be here this
week and next, when he wiil spend
one week each iu Albany and Cuth.
bert.
Lt ——— el @ G e
A Thanksgiving Diuner,
The follawing leport has reach.
ed this office;
“The Thaoksgiving dinner
lust Thusdray, given by Mrs. Me
Nulty to her college boarders, and
shared by a few invited
sueis, was one of the rarities of the
season, and iv quantity and quality
was in keeping with the generosity
atid good taste of thit most excel
lent hostess.”
Sl
Amusements.
Dawson’s favorite, Maude At
kinson, will be at the opers house
on the 13th and 14th inste. |
Al G. Field’s celebrated min-‘
strels will be here on Jauuary 3id.
A Night Malil.
Dawson now has three daily |
waiis. The third comes an the 12
v'clock night passenger from Mant- ‘
gomery and s digcributed enrly
every moruing. |
Ll
Another Store.
Dr. W, B, heitham will srect
a brick buildiug on the lot he re
cently purchased trom Davis &
Dozier, |
Frofessiopal. i
Dr. Thinmay, 5
IN SavLe's Drue ST()RH._,.
If you wanta beautiful dress at
nearly halt price go to Davis & Do«
zier's a 1 once,
See Talbot for clioice graceries, -
Buy the Eagle Tip School Shoe
from J. W. Turver. ;
Sale’s Drug Stove i 3 headquars
ters for painter's supplies,
Go to Slade's for fresh groceries
o all kinds at low. prices.
Johu Turner sells the bes: har
ness for the money in the city.
Talbot, the grocer, pays the
hizhest price for country produce.
Buy the Eagle Tip School Shoe
from J. W. Turner. ;
Don’t fail to look at Davis &
Locke's elegant line o’ over coats.
Buy Guug, Rifles, Pisto's und
Cartridges from A. J. Baldwin &
Lo
Slade's liquors are the best in the
city. His corn i~ particularly
fine.
The best extracts, tooth bhrush.
e«. har brushes and combs =t
1 3’ EEiia
Sale’s drug store. %
Over 2,000 yards ot carpeting
from 25¢. to $1.50 per yard, at A,
J. Baldwin & Co,'s. b
J. W. Turuer is now receivin .}5
Inrce and well selected stock of tall
roods, See thein.
Be sure to see Cheathamd i)ef Vs
inmps betore buyin . Largesti
cheapest line in town, ¢
It you want the prettiest and
finest China divner setin town, go
to Mariin & Sone,
Slade’s trade is increasing every
day. Good Whiskies and choice
Groceries are doing it,
All the latest pills and patent
medicines just received fresh
at Cheathaw & Deans,
Get Cheatham & Dean’s prices
on Jead and oil and other paints and
paint brushes before buying.
It you want the purest patent
medicipes and drugs you will find
them them at Cheatham & Dean's
Talbot has everything imagina
ble in the grocery iine. He is
*“Fhe Leader,” and his goods are
the choicest in the city,
Examine our stock of Furniture
and Carpets before buying, and we
will muke it to your interest.
Loowrey & Ogrr.
It will be to the interest of ev~
ery man, boy aud ¢hild to visit
Daviz & Locke's store withjn the
next twenty duys,
Price our Cashmeores, Henriettas
aud Mohairs before you buy and
we will save you money.
Lowßrey & Omr.
Mr. Charles Eden, of Trinidad,
Colorado,says: ‘‘Seeing certificat
es of the wondertul cutes wade by
Brewer’s Lung Restorer;, I was
induced to try it on my little son,
who was troubled with lung or
throat aflection, pronounced b ‘
one physician eongumption, 1t
scied wonderfully on bim and by
‘the time he had taken one bottle
o' it the cougb dissapeared.”
Mrs. Mize has a nice
line of millinery at
her residemce on
Stonewall stret.
50 piecesot dress goods to be
closed out the next two weeks
Davis & Dozier’s '
Great reduction in pei
vig & Dozier
The People’s Ticket.
The follawing ticket wili he sup
ported for Mayor and Aldermen
for the ensuing year. Election
Wedaesday, Decer ber 11th:
FOR MAYOR,
W. B, CHEATHAM,
. .. FOR ALDERMEN,
FRANK BETHUNE. |,
CIAS, DEUBLER,
E. L. RAINEY,
Wi KAIGLER,
1. R. HANNAH:
FOR CLERK, |
W L.JANES. |
_ ¥OR TREASURER, ‘
F. WV, CLARKE.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
As Christmas is fast approach
ing ‘and the people are 'already
looking around to see what and
where to buy for this annnal oceas
sion fraughit with so much pleasure
toall of us, I take this limited
space to Tet you know that I am
e.ill on deck with the purest a.d
cheapest spivits for a trosty morn
ing dram, orto flavor the pleasant
and vefreghing ezg norg. My line
of whiskies embrace all the leading
brands of rye and corn whiskey,
braudies,ging and vama. - My gros
ceries and my line of fancy goonds
and Christmas tricks will be the
prettiest and most complete in the
city.
HARDSHELZL CORN.
I would call your attention to
the fact that this popular brand
of whiskey is still in the lead.
During the year I -have sold 43
harrels of this favorite whiskey, as
the following letter from its mani«
fucturers will show :
SausßUrG. N. C., Nov. 28, ’B9.
Mr. M. C, Mivs, Aa'r,
My Dear Sir.—l find by refer
ring to my books that from No.
vember of last year up ‘o now—a
period of jut twelve morths—l
have shi ,Ped ycu 43 barrels
“Hurdshefi' Corn Whiskey. You
can conscientiously recommend this
whiskey to your patrons for its
purity and unifornly superior
quality, its reputation having been
establ’shed for many years,
Yours very truly,
J. B. LaNiee.
This is proof co nelusive that I
have the maia liquor trade. Come
to see me before buying vour holi
day whiskey. M, C. MIMS,
‘ Agent,
P.S Tkeepthe best line of
cigarsin the aity.
2 BERREERR
PERERERRERRORP
W. . SLADE'S
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- Saloon,
s
Particg who wish something fine
to dirnk in the wey of
Beers, Punches. Wines, ete,, should
eall 6n W. J. Slade, who carries
oneofthe finest lines in Southwest
~7 i Over his Baloon you
will iad*his
TBom
PESTAURANT
where you can get meals, night or
day, to suit the most fastiduous,
He also carvies a nice line of
b % 3 . '. 4
IFamily Groeeries, ,
Give him_ a cail, He will tregt
you l‘(»_":l”)'. -
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It stands at the head ofall good
organs. Those who desire to have
‘the best organ should “acquaint
themselves with the meritg ot our
insiruments. Don’t take our word
for what we say, l;ut,é’g‘fa‘nd test
our instruments 8t no d‘énlu‘l
sells our organsdin® youy lo’(’!lflty,‘
write to the tßevomege.
BUYRNO OTHRER:
b aAddTESe ‘
RNiziloay i
Miller Organ Co.
A EBANON, PAr
9. Catalogue, ete, tree,
- =HDOWN THEY GO
Great Slaughter in Prices
& DAVIS » DOZIERS.
GUT PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Clearing Out for Spring Trade!
BIG, LOT - DRESS ~GOGRE. CARIC
GINGHAMS, SHOES AND HATS THAT
MUST BE CLOSED OUT. COME AT
ONCE_AND GET BEST .
| BARGAINS,
Gl Davis & Dozier:
TALBOT
= THE ——
Leading Grrocer
JUST RECEIVED:
Freeh Hame,
Breakfast
Bacon, Cab
bage and Irish
Potatoes, Cod
Fish
and
On
ions,
Cheese and Mac
caronl, the best Teas
and Coffees in the market
Patent Flour, Buckwheat
Flour, Graham Flour, Florida
Oranves, Calitoruis London Layer
Raisins, *“New Crop” Best
Rice, Cream ( heese,
Goshen Butter, New
Cave Syrup, MclFar.
land's Lard. Canned
Frults and
Veces tables,
Pick - les
and Sauce
Can- diesg
an d Nuts,
Apples and
Banan loaas,
and 1,600
other good
thirgs ; in pro
pors tion,
I want your trade and have got ‘
the goods I will make the prices.
\
A o
W. F. TALBOT,
THE LEADING GROCER.
m.—_{"- Mar .
T @ Martln %
Lagrent
DA\VSQ}N. GA.
Always on hand the freshost
FACY ANDFAMILY
GROGERIES,
At my Bar will always be found
a complete and choice line of Do
mestic and Imported
Whiskies, - Wines,
During the Summer you will als
ways fiad st my store |
DELICIOUS ICZE COLD
Ker and Bottled Beep-«the hest
in the city.
Pickled Oysters
Are an excellent table delicacy,
and can be found at my store,
Try them.
I wvite the continued patronage
of the public, and can he found at
my ol«r stand on Main Street, next
Joor to A. J. Baldwin & Co.
l T. Y. MARTIN, Agt.
AN APPEAL.
All parties indebted to me are
urgentiy requested to call and
mgke settlement at once. My loss
by the rceent fire was heavy and
tge amount you owe is greatly
needed. It is my intention to
\a in begin business as soon as poss
s‘fiae. and prompt settlements will
greatly aid ne. This appeal is in
earnest and I hope my friende wil]
Leed it. D. D. DAVIS,
!’ for G W, Eabanks,
A, B. BETIAY,
LEE STREET, —_ - - DAWSON, GECRGIA,
Kesps the best and purest Liquors and the freshest Groceriesin the city'
GROCERIES,
ol of
L keep a complete line of choize Fancy and Family Groceries, Toy
beec sy Cigars, Cann~d Goods and Confeet ou- ries.
Are of the best brand made, andsembrace Rye, Corn, Rum, Gin, Bran
dy and everything else found in a .first~class. bar, :
Your trade is solicited, and if you patrenize me once you will do 0
again, flours to please,
A:B. HAY
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T. 0. WHITCHARD & ¢O.,
ARENOW PREPARED to MEET COMPETITION,
Our Groceries ‘Are Fresh and Fancy;
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LOTUS PATENT FLOUR. -
SNOWFLAKE } Patent FLOUR
VEACH'S FAVORITE FLOUR.
ROYAL BUVPER TOBAOCC
MAGNOLIA HAMS. g
ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE. ‘
Just Received:
OKE CAR WHITE SACK SALT!
OME CAR BRAM, RYE 4D BARLEY,
ONE CAR TEXAS RUST-PROOF SEED DATS.
500 BUSHELS GEORGIA RUST-PROOF OATS:
e QGIVE US A CAII L——
. ۩. WHITCHARD & CO.
Mrs. Rnthony
15 RECEIVING
FOR = ——
Fall and Winter,
Embracing the latest shapes in
Canton, Miav, Felt and Velvet
Hats and Bonnets, Ladies and
Misses. Straw, Felt and Velvet
Sailors in assorted eolors, Walk
ing hats, Turbans, and Toques.
New Ribbpns in colors and black.
Also relvet rihhons. Fanco feaths
ers, Birds, Tips gnd lonz Plumes,
Give her a oull, she isdetermins
ed to please in quality of goods
and prices,
Mrs. M. M. Anthony
Al
Mrs.C. L. Mize
Has Received a heautiful line of
MIILI.INERY
and would be pleased to haye the
Ladies call and examine her goods,
Dreoss Malking.
I am also prepared to do Dress
Making, and the ladieg would do
well to brinyg their work to me, 1
sell the Domcstic Sewiag Machine,
I am still on
ROGERS & JANE'S BLOCK,
DAWSON, GEORGIA,
| Lestaurant,
- Best in the city. Meals served
at any ])')Hl‘(lfly or Di%ht. The
hest the market a®ords. Don’t
fail to call aronnd when in the
eity, T. Y Martie,
Y e
| WM. HUME'S CUMBERLAND
RIVER SALMON.
' ALLIGATOR OYSTERS, =
} AR 'OUR'S LUNCH TONGUFE
| IMPORTED SARDINES,
I VAUORATED FRUIT,
SUWANNEERIVER.
From Branford, Fla., situated
upon the romantie Suwannee river,
Messrs. Rouse & Thomas write, un
der date of Aug, 19th, 1889:
Please forward us another gross of
Johnson’s Chill and, Fever Togic.
Have sold out every boutle of, last
gross upon your strict guarantee,
and not one bottle returned,
Froma Letter fram Graniteville, S.
C., dated Auqust 26th, 1889,
At ths age ofjf)(), with twentys
five years of active practice, I am
s careful observer and eautious in
endorsing proprietary madicines;
but I can conscientiously endorse
your Johnson's Chill and Fever
Tonic as cne of the hest combinas
tion remedies for Chill and Fever
I haveev. r seen used. It corrects
the vitiated secretions of the liver,
rclieves costiveness,and promotes
the absorption and assimilation or
food, thus tulfilling all the indica
tions ciaimed for it.
Yours truly,
T. P. EDWARDS, M.D.
Fernandina, Fla., Aug. 6th.
A, B. GizrarDEAU,
Savannah, Ga,
Dear Sir; Please senl us one
gross of Johuson’s Chili and Fever
Tonic. Tt is the best seller we
have for malurial tevers, |
Paryvrr Bres.
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The claim made for this meds
icine is a modest dbne, We mains
tain that itis 100 timés better than
quinive, and 100 years in advance
ot the protession in the treatment
of all fevers, from the most mdig
‘nant types of Bilious Hemerhagic
Fever to the simplest torm ot Chill
and Fever. For sale by ail Drugs
Egists. !
AL Ganarpeay,Sole Prourietor,
?Bavammh, G, !