Newspaper Page Text
j)A\VS()-N journal.
pWVSCN, GA., MAIICII 9, iB6O.
Tbe Sheriff Sales of Lee county will here
, be published in the Dawson Journal.
» Iler W. C. GILL, Sheriff.
BereivNl lor litre. Davit.
The following amount* have b>en received, since
il.st report, for Mrs. Davis:
Mrs 0 0. Nelson, *1; Mrs. C. V. Morgan, |1;
jliss EH» Peel, IK
Tbc Grain question.
Since Southern planters will devote so much of
ibeir to the cultivation of cotton, the g'ain
P .tion becomes ore of (he utmost importance
11 the people of this community. Where will the
corn come from ? and wifi Western producers er
, high prices? The great Southern Grain Em
porium of W. A. Huff, at Macon, gives us a feel
of security on this point. He h*a arrangements
<jlh Tir io'is grain sections enabling him to meet
,verr emergency. He is also always up to lime in
the general grocery line.
Terrible Pmneti Ups
Were quit* common during the war, especially
amongwr the crockery ware atid^ house fumi-hing
goo,ls Bit everything in this line cau be replaced
lotll j e verv tas'e at BA. Wise’s wholesale hard
ware house, In M n.
A Mtigiealioii.
Ourci'il’ns, and those visiting Dawson to make
purchases, would do well to examine the advertis
ing columns of the Journal bes ire doing so. They
w ,|l fi ,| nne or more first cltrs houses in every
branch of business represented.
Tilts Georgia Citizen.
We are in receipt of the first number of tbisex
cellent and rilv, puolished in Macon, by Dr. L. F W
indrews. I' is a fine specimen, and fully in keep
ing with the Doctor's reputaonn as a journalist.
Tlio I silt; Camp-
By reforenee to our advertising columns it will
be seen that the Dlaee knovn as the Exile C amp,
is D.twson, is to be sold on the first Tuesday in
April.
Our ohject in speaking of it at this time, is to
c»l! the attention of capitalists to the fact that it is
tbe most eligible site for a
Cotton Factory,
in this section of country. There are already
erected some sixty odd houses, which with a little ,
repai'tns would answer very well for the operators
to live in. There is forty-seven acres of land at
tached which would give ample room for all build
ings which it mly be necessary to erect. It is
Immediately on the railroad, a high and healthy
loca'ion.
There are capitalists in M icon who cannot bet
ter invest their funds that] in an enterprise ol this
kind. L“t them think about it. And *e hope
that some ar'augenien’s will be made bv which in
a few months we shall see in full blast a Cotton
Factor?, on the spot which was once the home of
the refugees from A'lanta.
< oiinty Court.
It will he seen that the bill establishing county
conns has parsed the & r ate, i'di is peteirlly
onders ond that ir will pass the House. This bill
prtvide* (or the eieciion of a Judge, tbe time ot
whose i lection is not yet set forth, but from the
nerrfß'tv for the existence of such a e«u r t, iwill
not be long delayed In Muscogee, Bibb, and
Cbathim none but lawyers are eligible, and we
ih'.iik ir would have been better had the bill pro
vided that none but lawyers should be eligible in
any county.
As the election npp r oache» let the cltiz ns of
Terre!! lock about fpr a man in every wsv suitable
for the position. Many may bo willing to run,
but let us have a man wirh firmness, fairness hon
rsty, brains and a general knowledge of tbe law
to lecotr.niend him.
»®,„A Bill to juinifh hiKie stealing with
death, was passed in the House, on the
third reading.
A Missouri paper announced a short time
since that, the “wife crop in Gasconade county
jiflded 15,1100 rhls. ’ The next week the editor
came out with m »r«itnm_ ‘fo» wife read wioes.
ill vliidi.il,
In Terrell eoontr, on the 1 «t ins». t at the reaid"tice
of 'he hi id, ’* mother, hr R-v ff. A Orowell, Mr.
H. B. Adams, and Mias M. A Kkrkskt.
On the 22d ultimo, nea- D nrson, G>., hr R ■» Jus,
)’ E'lis, Mr G D Bowen and Miss Mollis Parkkb,
daughter o r Re* S ephen Patker, formerly of
Stewart county, tia.
COaMMEKCIAL.
Di ivoii Prices I urrcnS.
Corrected Weekly by IP. F. ORR.
Oot'on . .25 a 3o Gold, 30 a 35
Sleer -J-.. 25 >* 30 Prints 3,, „33
® L 4 '" 44 * x 5 »60 'Corel'Ginghms fill a75
L'lncteter. 4" :• 45 doits’ Thr-ad, 1251 50
Sheettni’ 35 Ouiabu* gs,.. .. .34 „ 35
Fietory Yam5,,.350 4 1 hi Bunt- 2o •25
hard, ....Jilt 25 KxP>m. Flour,lss la
0 I 25 I 35 ! rrtlpetHite, 13 a 16
S'lg.r, B own, ..20 a2B . ,0. ff. .-, 33 40
Coffee Sugir,.. .30 a33 Om,dr 511 »75
Syrup, cane 75 a 80 Cheese 31, a4O I
“ snighiuit 40 160 3ab 4a 4^
H’guing, Kent'. .40 s-45 Mackerel, p 0.1,15 a It;
“ Gunny, 45 a s't 3weet Potato-s 60 a75
“ w .3 > Butter 30 a4O
Candles, 8 a-,.. 35 »50 Eggs 20 a25 I
5 ®%-r. 12*. 15 Beeswax, 20 a26 !
'd Fruit, „ J 5 Soap, tnrp’titineao a25 1
C: CCO 50 a1 26 Nails .13 als
w' ff ; I,K '«l "5 Shot 20 .25 1
.. .& „o ,3 50 Powder 60 a76 |
8 T" >•>-!» I- 20.25
p UII a25 K r -sine,... .150 a 200 I
Utt - V 18 a2O Glass, 9 alii
General
a„i. ** T nh *v March 6—Tue cotton Market ig
, Sales-o dav one thousand bales.
_ 1 1 ‘s quoted at 1,38
,1*” i )RL l l 'Y S ' s — Th< “ cmion market is
iJ % ifw hides’ *" d ' l ' ,o ' st ’ oa! "ouiinal; sales to
■ "gar 14 to 16c ; molasses, 90 to 92*.
»|0, AC *' ®-—The cotton market opened
fr m V„v T f V "'B’ ,irv r *>“’ the adverse accounts
ke 0 .; n „ k having become generally known
t o-d dull ’ C ? BPd , a ee '"" , ' ,l>n - and the market
a »ith sales of 75 biles.
St U«iVI; L *’ 5 -—Thecutton Market was
ordat t? Dt * nd “ h " ,f w ' > " , ‘ er to-dtv th.n Sat
qu otH ;■ n ,,'' rr * *."* uon,! off-ring however, aid
'htiN h 7? nominal. O .ty a few hales
Ti., ® . ,lf|a through the dsy at 34 and 85._
we-. I * ere 109 balea and the shipments
It |in * r * ne > s - 28 »*6o;| 9 a950 ; f.mi
-111.5o to |i425* D<i faDCT Pr:U * B ra,lgille f,om
C-dit'irfs;, March I.—The cotton market is fir m .
dhtig 3/ 3041,1 ; ““Idling 38 ; Strict Good Mid-
Por>a tZtZu —The Brokers’ Circular re
bale*. T . *' f " cotton for the week at 66,000
k #t closed *J“V- °P* ne d «t so advance of *d.
Aai »rie«n P * rtu * id. lower on the week for
TERRILL SHERIFF SALE.
ON TUE FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL o.it,
will be sold before the Court House door, lu
the town of Dawson, Terrell county, the follow
ing property towit:
One House aud lot, iu the town of Dawson, con
taining two acres, more or le«s, known as the
place whereon F. D. B,ily formerly l.ved, apd now
occupied by Mr. Morgan Peoples; sold as the
property of Wm. M. Petty, under a sis« from
Terrell Superior court, in favor of Joseph F, B own
or successors? in office of Governor of said State,
vs W. M. Petty,
M. W. KENNEDY,
March, 2 Ids. Sberriff
C Georgia, Terrell Comity.—lnferio
M Court in Chambers, for County purposes:
Present, their Hons. Samuel L. Williams, James
M. Simmons and Ed Z Hill.
D >s ordered by the court that in ocedience to a
Resolution ot the General Assembly, of the State
ot Georgia, that the “Exile Camp,’ 1 in Drwson,
Terrell countv, be sold on the fiist Tuesday in A
pril nei', and 'hit said sale be advertised in the
Dawson Jourgal lliirtv da vs before the day of sale.
J. M. Simmons, i. i c.
Sami. L Williams, j. ic.
J. R. Knott, t. t. c.
A true extract the minutes of the Inferior
court, Feb. 22d, 18titi.
Feb. 23 4008. W. J. ADAMS, Clk.
TEiiiIELL .?I«> it 'ft; .IU IC S .//, f..
(\X 'he fir*' Tue-d y in Mav opx', will he« * Id
* before the Onu't House doo-, in the To • nos
Daw on, Terrell conn y, Georgia, the following
prop ty te-wi : Hou-e and lots iu the town of
Diw«nn, known as th" Morgan lot, lai g on the
East side of the J iil in «ahl town Sold as the
property of E. If. Morgan, under a Mortgage fi 'a
issu'd from the firp—inf i 'ourl of Terrell county,
inf vor of Wm. A A J Miller, vs E B Morgm.
Pioie'tv raynicd out in *he Mo-tgaee.
Frb. 2H tds. M. W KENNEDY, Shff
•Idmlnistrtor's Sale.
Agreeably to an order of 'h" cour* of o
din-irv, • f V. rr-ll ooun'v, will he sold, on the
firs Tuesday in April next, withiu tne legal bouts
of sale, the foliosib /pr iper'y, belong’ng 'o the es
'a'e ot R 'bed Dy • s, la e of said county deceas
ed, consisting o' houses an i lo’s in the Town of
D wson. Al-o, the undivided la's of lot of land
pu nl e in th- 4th district ol s id county.
F b 23 rs W. W. KARNUW, 4,1 m-.
IN otice.
ALL otsoi* h v ng llama da against the estite
td David B U'V ns, deceased, late of Ter e ! l
cotinfv, are I erebv notified o render the sain- i to
me. All poisons ind bt dto sod e-tate are requir
ee to make immediate o.vm“Ct
Feb. 23 4nd. GRORGF, A. LOFTON, Admr.
IS otice.
OIXTY days al'e** d*i»» *iplic» ,r on will mide
lo the court ol‘ O••dinar' of Terrell count?, for
leave t'» B'*ll he red property hplongii g t*> the
rate of David B. R tven*, dec« 8 ‘d l Ute ol s tid
COUnfT.
Feb. 23 60d. GEO. A. LOFTON, Admr.
NOTICE,
TO Debtors and Orkditors All persons hold
ing claims against Davidd Westfield la'e of
Terrell countv deceased, hereby notifi and tn render
in the same. Those Indebted to said estate are
r.quired lo make immediate payments
JOHN L. EDMONDSON,
Fab. 12, 4'*>d Adm’r.
notice””
\LL persons indebted to the estate of C. P.
ifnekabv, late of Terrell county, deceased,
are hereby n< liti.-d to make payment at the ear
liest ptactieablv day. All those holding claim
against said estate requiredto ren.de them in.
Feb 12 4'ld. A. SASSER, Adm’r.
Nf >TJ CE,
TO dehtors and creditors. Those holding
claims against James Parrott deceased, la'e
of T-rrell county, will render them in lo
me. Those indebted tn said es'a'e are requied to
make i...* merits, HARRIET rARIUiTi'
Febl2 4"d-'. Ae'in’x
“HENRY HORNET
AVtCO.Y, aVO ltd 1.1,
WHOLESALE DEALER IR
GROCERIES & CONFECTIONARIES,
AND
COMMISSI! MEMiT,
OFFERS TO THE TRADE,
lito Bhls. Ex. Fani'ly Flour, at f!6 00 pr bbl.
100 “ Plrin “ “ at 14 00 “ “
100 “ Superfine Flour at 12 60 “ “
10 “ A Sugar at 27 ct“. per lb
10 “ B “ at 25 cts. 44 “
25 “ C “ at 23 cts. per lb.
25 half hbls. Ex’ra No, 2
M H-ke-el at sl4 50 per kitt.
50 Ki'ts N0.’65, Maek’l.. .at 450 “ “
25 sack piime R o Ct-ffee, at 37 per lb.
2o boxes Glass, 8x10....at 8 50 per box.
20 *■ ft 10x12 ...at 950 u 14
15 4 4 44 12x 16 >t 11 50 “ 44
2o g osa E. pa-lo matches at 7 00 pr gro-s
80 44 Sh.itlghi V 44 at 6 Oil 44 44
26 kegs sup C irb. Soda, at 17 00 per keg,
1200 lbs. 44 4 4 44 in
q-iar.ter lb. paper....at 12 00 per box.
2,000 U s piime Codfish in
boxes 100 lbs each... .at 16 00 per box
40 baskets Charles Held
sick Champaign at 25 OOabasket.
60 harrella Pikes Magnolia
Whiskey.' at 325 per gal.
29 hirrell- Old Bourbon, at 4 50 to 6 00
160 barrells Salt, at 3 cts per lb.
60 boxes S.«p at 16 cts per lh
60 h >xes Ex. F unity. Soap at 21 cts per lb.
2ohirrells Copperas.... at loc'sperlh.
Together »i h a general assortment of Groceries
and Cons -cioneries, consisting in Spic.-s, Pickles,
Oysters, Sardines,
Lobsteis, Crackets, ii -mewr-ade t’andie , .Fancy
C.nii ", F ui'sin Cans,
Segars from S4O 00 to $l9O OO per
Thousand.
BAUGI.VG, HOP., CAUDLES,
TWI.ME, &C„
All of which is off red a! grea ly reduced prices.
Orders, with tiic Cash, will he Hlled iirotnpily.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IF YOU WAMT
CiOUI)
TO E\», DRINK, OR SMOKE,
CUT.t, ON PttI.VCK « nrto. They
/ k ep e»n"tantly on hand > good suoplv of
Fine L ; q,n>’S, Cigars, Tobacco, Ovs'er", Sirdtnp*,
etc. I hev have, in conn- ction with their estab
-1 lishroenr, a well arranged
BILLIARD SALOON,
S'ippli**d with «hp mn«t popular improved fixtures.
l)nwf*on, March 2,3 m
FOB SALE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
•Year the Jttethodisl Church.
THE aiC acriber, having removed to country,
• ff-rs for sale hia House and lot in Diwson.
The House contaius four rooms 18x2“, wi hah-rge
Hall— Piaxxa in front—Rooms all Plastered—beau
tiful yard—Most pleasant location in Dawson.
There is also, a well finished kitchen, good
amoke hou«w, carsiage bouse, stables, etc , etc.,
Lot contains 3 acres all well enclosed. An iinme
diate purchaser will get a good bargain
Enquire of MORGAN PEOPLES, at the store
i Cr i m * Co ' or * l lh ® Late residence of
Col fettles. Near Dawson, so *
February 23 ts D. B. FARMER.
NEW
FAMILY GROCERY!
AND
VARIETY STORE,
South Side Publio Square,
Dawson? G-eorgia,
B T
WOQLB3IGH, WISEMAN & HARDEN.
/
OCR S'ot k consi-ta of Family Groceries, of
every desetip ion, such as
sva.m, coffee, flock,
Cheese, Cracker*, Rice, Syrup, Bacon, Lard, N"ts,
R itsins. Candies, M icker l, Ilertiug, S uff,
Powder an i Shot, Sint king and Chewing
TOBUTO OF VARKLS BRANDS.
CIGARS.
HARDWARE.
Are*. TT.'etie'*, line., all kinds of P’untmion and
•Mechanic** Tools. Leek*, Nails. Butts,
Screws, Tacks, Chisels Augers, etc.
Knives and Forks ,
Pockpt Knivps,
Bu'chpr Knives, Shoe Knives, Spoons, and a gen
eral assortment in the hardware and cu lery line.
TIN WARE,
Buckets, Pans, Cups, Water Buckets, Well Buck
ets, Dry Measures, Sitters, Ac , Ac.
FHUITd
Fine Oranges, Apples, 0 lions, etc.
EHESH OYSTERS,
R -ceived bv Riilroad direct from Apalatchicola,
three limes p< r week.
DRY GOODS.
Calicoes, Panta Goods, Slrr'ing, Sheeting, Flan
nel, and a general assortment of D-y Good*.
Ail o f which we wib sell as cheap as they can
be b r ught at. any ether house in town.
Goods rxehnnged for Country
PitODl'CE,
D twsori, Feb. 23, ts
DAWSON
SUPPLY STORE’!
>T. E. tT ATSTItIS,
DEALER IST
Family Grroceries
a vn
PROVISISIONS.
Sugar, Coffee, Syr tip, Flour,
Cheese, Mackerel, Smoking at and Chewing Tobacco
Ostaburgs, Sheeting', etc.
c ojcff c Tio.n: hies.
Candi-s, Riisins, Pickles, Starch, Soda, Butter and
Sugar Crackers, Fauey and common Pipes.
Also, * select assortment of If -trdicart
and Cuthry. Feb 2S 3lu .
LOOK HERE!
, , GO TO
GREER & CADDY’S,
(Next door to Dr. Perryman’s)
UNDER MASONIC HALL,
OtM'SOJT, ... GEOUGUi.
And Buy Your
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE!
| -’* ii . -• ■.) '
\\7 E hnvp on h«nd and ars» constantly recriv
f ▼ ing p»»*ry article usually k» pt iii Familv
Qr.tp^rx —such aa Old Eng L-h D'i’y «nd Oroani
Cheese, Beat G when fiutier, Sugar ,
4 OfTee* Tea, Fiafy Sosos, Candies, I..Hsc<*o,
5 t*a ** Pickl a. O s “?s, L b-tfers. S* din a. Car*
and ea, Nu’y R iains, I ish Pctatoes, Ojiony
Garden S»*ed§, etc.
A’-rn, a fine sel. ction of Brtndies, Wines, Whis
kev, Gin, Rum, Vinpgsi, and mvny other articles
to*> n -ip ro ato rr-e uj.jn. Give us a call. Wesel!
Low for Cash.
Feb 28, 3m GREER A G ADDY.
FIRE ARMS!
D. C. HODGKINS & SONS,
MACON, CA.,
M -nufacturers, Dealers in and I.cpor • sos
Gs VVS—D 'uhie and single muxxlt and breech
loading Shot Guns; A. e ’s, Wesson’s
stid Maynarn’s breech-loading R fie*.
PISTOLS —Colt.’*, Smith & W.ssnn'*, Der
riuge.e, and other tiistol
-100,000 Gun Wadding —Flev’r, Bildwu’s, and
Pa ker’s’wads. 100,000 C rndg-a—Sim h A Wis
ton’s, and other cartridge*. 250,000 Percus ion
Caps—E ey’s ground e g , and other cans.
Fishing Tackle— loo.ouo Hook", 5,000
yards Silk, and 25,000 yards cotton, linen and
glass linen Bobs, corks, etc.
Pocket and Table Cutlery— Rixors*
Powder Flasks, -not pouches, powdt; and shot,
caps, lead, &c , &
Gun and Pistol JUateriat all at in
dacemecte to Vbe tisdo.
D. C. HODGKINS 4 SONS.
Mulberry Street, Mecoe, G*_
GKEAT INDUCEMENTS!
DRY GOODS!
YJERY CHEAP!
BY
r ANN & WHEATLEY.
fJ’ I. 1 K Mib-e.ibere, in order to make room for
I meii Spring Slock, now offer great inducc
mcti's to purchaaera.
Their present stock will be sold at s very small
advance upon cost, and iu it will be found a geu
eral assortment of such goods as are wanted by
every one. In
DRY GOODS.
CALICOES,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
DELAINES,
ALFACCAS.
GINGHAMS, ETC.
Family Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, Starch, Pepper, Soda, 60 sacks
Liverpool Salt. A laige lot of Flour, extra family,
etc,
CDOTHING
Will b* polj at cost. Also, a well selected
stock of Crockery and Gl issware.
Call ami see what you have saved by wutlr.g.
CASTINGS.
A f-esh supply of various kinds just received,
and offering at low prices.
2 6m Dawson, Ga.
IFYOU WANT
TO GET
YOUR MONEY BACK,
GO TO
S. M’IONUB’S
FAMILY mil!
DAWSON, GA.
He keeps conatantTy on hand,
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
BACON,
LARD,
FLOUR,
TEA,
SALT,
PEPPER,
SPICE,
TOJBA.CCO, &c.,
Albo, All Kinds of
CONFECTIONERIES.
wishing to barter Country Produce,
will do well to give him a call.
THY if von want
GOOD BAIUanS. Febl6 3m
B. 11. WRIGLEY, W. L KNOTT
WRIGLEY & KNOTT,
IIS:! OUTERS
AND DEALR3 IN
UHWUI MI tIfLIIT
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE,
Tools, &0 .,
RALSTON’S GRANITE RANGE,
N
Next to Exprett Office,
Macon, .... Georgia.
We have just received a splendid assort
ment of Coo’s in our l ; ne, nil of which
wii be soli at LOW RATES.
CUTLERY.
A Splendid assortment of
Pocket Knives. Table Knives,
Knives ani Forks, Razors,
Scissors, Sheurs,
Pruning Setts, etc., etc ,
For sale by
WRIGLEY & KNOTT.
House Furnishing Goods.
Hollow Ware, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware,
Plate ) Ware, Baskets, Brooms, Seives,
fc'pico Boxes, Brass An irons, Cast
Fire Dogs, Shovels & Tongs,
Fire ■ tan fs, Fen ers,
Meat Cutters,
Egg Beaters, Milk Boile s, Mats, Rugs.
Ania thousand otoer things too numer
ous to mention. Just received ani for sale
bj WRIULEY & KNOTT.
PLANTATION HARDWARE.
Traco Chain*, Hames, Axes, Hatchets,
Augers, All Bright Cast Steel Hoes,
Half Bright Cast Steele lines,
Bradley’s Celebrate Hoes,
Superior io ScnvilTt.
Tongue, Fifth,
Breast,
Stay, Stretcher and Log Chains,
And all other articles nee lei by planters,
inourlinj WRIGLET&'kNOTT.
Febls 2 8m
THE LATEST YETI
o—..
HARPER ft BARHAM,
DA.WSON, GA.
O
W 7 E take this method of announcing to tha
IT public that we have just received a large
aud IFWi Selected Stock ot
DRY GOODS !
Consisting in part of PACIFIC DiLAINS, A! L
WOOL DxLAINS, Calicoes, Fiench, English
and American Prints, Byadere Stripe*, French aud
Saxonia Plaids, Ac., Ac. Also, a fine lot of
IVotions! Notions!
Consisting of Dress Bu'tons, Agate Buttons ; Fine
Coarse, Round and Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, etc!
Also, a good stock of
Perket and Table Cutlery!
CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE!
In Short , Everything the Foeple
•Feed, tee expect to keep, at the
VERY DO WEST
MARKET PRICES!
The Cttiaens of Dawson and vicinity are
respectfully invited to call and
Examine Our Stock,
B-fore purchasing elsewnere, as we think we can
make it to their iutereat to do so, by selling
•sis Cheap , if not
CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY ! !
JT. Ml. —We will Barter Ooods in our line for
all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
AT THE MARKET PRICE.
NEW. ARRIVAL!
Grind Stones,
Coffee Mills,
Children’s Carriages,
English and
Prints,
French Cora t.«,
Knives and Forts,
Collins Axes,
Improved Sis era,
Weeding Hoes.
Cult’* and
other celebrated
Patent Pietolr
And many
other articles
of a useful nature.
Febl6 6m HARPER 4 BARHAM
N IC W
IRC STBRI
UNDER THE
MASOiIIC HALL.
DAWSON, CA.
DH. PERRYMAN,
Dealer in
Foreign and Oomesfic
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
OILS,
PAINTS,
ETC, ETC., ETC.
FINE LIQUORS,
Superior
Wines and Brandies,
For Medioieal Purposes.
H»vit g received a large and well selected stock
l am ready to stipplv Physicians and Fame
ilics with select and choice medicine of every
kiud. Alao, 1
On Iland and to Arrive,
Pre Wood *nd Dve Stuff..
White Lead snd pshit* of »TI colors.
Linseed, Farmer's, Train, Nests foot, Kerosene
and Cator Oil. ’
Spirits of Turpentine, and Varnishes.
Chewing sad Smoking Tobacco.
SOAP,
Castile and a large variety of Superior Toilet,
tod Shaving Soap, delightfully perfumed.
For the Ladies,
Cologne snd handkerchief extracts in usual va
riety. Hair Oils and Pomades. Hair iuvigorafor",
Resiorators, snd Dyes. Tooth, Nail, aud Hair
Brushes. Magnolia Tablet, Lily White, Mecu
Fuu and Rouge Balia. Extracts (or flavoring.
Physicians orders will receive prompt attention
and all proscriptions pot np with particular care.
STATIONERY*
A Urge supply constantly on hand.
J. L. D. PERRYMAN,
Duwsoo, Ga.
NEW YORK STORE!
nrnuu MB BETJUL
KING, GRIM ft GO.,
(Successors to J. W. Buffiuton A Cos.)
DAWSON,
W
WE keep the largest and most extensive assort-
I A
ments of
111 SOUS
• /
In this Market. We have,
For the Ladles*
French, English and American 1
Prims.
Silks Merinos, Wool Detains, Era press
Cloth, Emhrnderieg, Laces, Ribbons,
Hats, Artificial Flowers, Plumes, Nu
bias, Hoods, Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery,
Dress Hat Trimmings of all varieties,
Shoes of all Kiads.
Balmoral*, Polkas, Buckle Congress Gaiters,
Glove Kid Anklets, Eto.,
Fancy Toilet Articles!
Handkerchief Extracts, Cologne, Hair Oil,
Dyes, etc., eto.
The most complete assortment to be found
in South-Western Georgia.
For Gentlemen*
We have a large and varied aaaefftment of
Hats, Caps,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Cloths, Casimeres, 4kc.,
For Coats, Pants, and Yeats. Together
with a beautiful assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
All of w bich will be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Wo also keep a fall and complete stock of
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
TABLE AND POCKET
CUTLERY,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
GROCERIES*
A splendid lot of Rio and Java Coffee,
Sugar, from oommon to the finest quality,
Tea, Lamps, Kerosene Oil, Snoff,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
TIN WARE.
In feet, a general assortment of good*
suited to the market, both fpr the
Wholesale and Retail Tfftdy.
We will pot np any goods in onr lino to
Country Merchants at
MACXXNT PRICES l
Give as a call. W e are determined that
ho house in South-Western Georgia, ahall
undent!] us. Feb 23 6m