The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, February 05, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS %“\\___\m: By E L. RAINEY. Toe King of Siam has Just mar._ rved twenty rew wives. Evident Ty ‘thils fesfive kin .. does not g : - cons Siflar “tmarringe a failyre." R, New Orleans editors make Stramge distinctions. One of thep | ﬂ? !‘efu.sing to fight a duel vr".;tt ' :I:::‘ editor, met nmth.cr ®itor in T room, slupped hi i : > face and ‘W a six-shooter gp i Miss Kenrede .~ school ma'ap "' ~San Frinasco the schoo' ¥ao was dismised by out p- © smmittee in 1887 with- P’ o s ssigned cause, has been . sdisted by & decision of the Sa-. :..“ Coutt, with 8509 for puy ‘h illlﬁvni\ % Wortn 83,000,000 and onlr ¢, ”ﬂn o‘d.uye '.hﬂ NQ' \vol‘“ Jour. nial This is the state of af,girs with little Marshall R()berts,';no sonof the Iste millionalve Marnall O. Reb :::hﬁe is the ~ oungest million town. From ﬂ\;‘mnoy general’s re ports, r.ceatly published, ¢ ap ul chat toere were five hundred A sixteen perdons convieted in - the Federal courts of Georgia last year and sentenced to various erma ‘of imprisonment, *Ax Ohio paper prints the follow .ing netice under the heading *‘Obi toaries.” “Willlam Jones, of Malta township, aged 83, passed .peac:flly mvny on Taeslay last trom single blessedness to mat rimonial bliss, after ashort but asudden attack by Alice Blossom, a blooming widow of 65 summers.” Lives of great men oft remind us,honest toil don’t stand a chance, the more we work, the more we need, bigger patches on our pants. Oh, those pants, once new and glossy, now are patched with many w hue, all bee w:e subscribers I'n. ger, will not pay us what is due. Then let them be up and doing, send your mite, though be it small, or when snowy winter strikes us, we shall have no pantsatall. Texas appears to be progressive. There was atime when men in that state used t®meét in a popus lar drinking saloon for the purpose ~ of drilling holes through each oth “ er with Colt's 45 caliber six shoot ers, but now a court house is their favorite place in which to have a shooting scrape. No high-toned shooter in Texas would now be) guilty of plugzing his man in tho‘ barroom without feeling that he had disgraced himself. Tae editor of the Edgar Times deigus to comment on terrestrial afluirs a 8 follows: With fat cows selfing at the enormous price ot S&b’ cents a pound gross and _beefsteak only bringing 12} to 15 -gents a pound. eur butchers cau't aford to advertise. But, thank JGod, liver is still on the free list and as long as such is the case ed “itors will live and the morals and intelligence of the commumty will ‘ be carefully guarded. | In arecent article in the Youths Lompanion, on ‘‘How to cure a cold,” the writer advises a hot lem onade to be taken at bed time. It is a dangerous treatment, espe< cially during the severe cold weather of the winter months, as it opens the poresof the skin and leaves the syste in such condi~ tion that anothber and much more severe cold is almest certain to be contracted. Many years of con -#ant usé and the experience o thousands of persons-of all aces, bave surely demonstrated that there 8 nothing better for a severe cold than Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy. Itaets in perfect harmony with nature, relieves the lungs, liquifies the tough, tenacious mu cus, makingit easier to expector ate: and restores the system to a strong and healthy condition. Fit ty cent bettles for sale by all druggists. tf A subscriber wants to know if a human being can ooant a trillion. He could,of eonrse, if he lived long enough, but the present spaa of hu * man existence precludes the possi hillity of doing so. At ths rate ot 200 a minute or 12,000 aa hour, there could be counted 288,000 in a day and 105,120,000 in a year. At this rate it would take 9,512 vears to count a trillion. Adam would not have finishad the job by this time if ha bad commenced whe » a boy. LETTER FROM A LEPER, | ——— | A Vietim Gives Some Carlous Fac's About the Awful Malady, l The Detroit Free Press srives these ex ract {romthe farewell 'let,tcp ?fa leperin Molokai to a Yola? lve\ tn that eity: ““Ihis is one, of the liveliest places I have ‘ever seen. L*’;pf;rs are all hilarity. G’ rls, boys, (.Sl".ﬂdren-some very "ond —yil play ng together as it tr ope was nothe ing wrong. Tbe'J P! 4y the guitar, and flute constar ly. When I first came here and_ hy q to go through & row-of l‘fp'd" with their hideous facez and 15,35 T wanted to die, bat nov, am uscd to them I don't mind ‘the m o much. *“W'ien T first came up here 1 v.anted to o mmit suicida, but I AO, calmed down now. I have l "ouilt a neat little cottage some dis tance away from everybody, all in» closed with a stone wall. I have # horse and sulky. plenty of news papersand magazines, My great trouble now is my eyesight. When [ can’t read any more, then I want to die. I would sooner be here wiih this disease than in any other part of the world, where I would be shunned by everybody. *“My right hand is giving out. [ have two fingers that donct have much feeling in them. My left foot is also effected. lam break ing in my horse. He steped on m foot. liet him stand there some time and had no pain. You see, it s a eurious disease thatappears to destroy without pain. There is no cure forit. Itis sure to kill, and is only a question of time." In a postscript sheet he suys: “I have now a geod nurse who will see me properly buried,whieh I hope will be soon.” Reputation. . The repatation of a man is ma'e up of what people say of him. In like manner the reputation of a ‘medicine depends on what they who have used it say. No remedy n existence has 80 good a reputa tion as a blood remedy as B. B. B. (Botanie Blood Balm). It is a successful physician’s preseription and quickly cures both mild and. terrible cases of bad blood. Dr. L. A. Guild, Atlanta, Ga, writes: ““Wm. Sealock, living on my place, had an ugly running uleer on his arm which ordinary remedies failed to countrol. As a last resort I placed him on a use of B. B. B. and the ulcer becan to heal at once, aund effected an entire cure. It is a remedy well worthy of confidence.” Dr. J. E. Hull, druggist at Americus, Ga., writes: “A plan~ ter near this place had several of his best laborers afficted with Syphilis. He get them B. B, B. and pronounces them all well. A gang of Au P. & L. railroad hands use B. B. B. with great benefit to counteract the cffects of swamp malaria.” After the Goveraor. Selicitor -General Brantley is waging war on Gevernor Gordon Gordon because he commuted the d :ath sentence of Lewi: Phillips to life imprisonment. Mr. Brantley says Phillips committed an atro cious murder in Wayne county, and the governor’s action isagreat injustice to the people. In anins terview with the Brunswick Times | Mr. Brantly said: “There neveri has been a hsnging in Wayne ‘county by process of law, and the ‘conviction among the viciously ine )diued that there never w'll be seems to have been strengthened, if recent events in that county can beso eonstrued. Phallips was to have been hung on the 13th ot jast December at Jesup. He was not hung, however, and the public knows too well ot the fearful loss of life that tollowed on (hristmas day." A New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbers talking about it,You may yourself be one ot the many who know from personal experience Just how good a thingitis. It you have ever triel it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given s trial, Dr., King's New Discovery ever alter holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflict ed with a cough,cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, sccure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or mouney refunded. Trial Bottles Free at I, D. Sale’s, Drug store, S L Hood’s Sarsaparillais a purely vegetable preparation, being free from injurious in_redients, It is peculiur its curative power. Timely Talk. The Camilla Clarion, the editor of which isa practical farmer s well as a preacher, gives the tarme ers the following timely advice: It will be a sal nistake for the farmer to presume that because last year wasa good erop year he may expect the same prosperity next fall. Hope for the ‘best and prepare for the worst.— Economy came 1n last year to belp ‘the farmer's cause. It will be a ;}sin to neglect it in the future. It will bea more presumptous sin to plant too much cotton.— There is danger just here. It has been a custom, and a lanentable one, to foltow good cropsand good prices with a great increase in cotton acreage. Don’t do it. We have no assurance that cotton will be worth more than cight cents, if that. God will not provide for a farmer who does not provide for the wuecessitics of his own farm. Raise corn, potatoes, syrup, melons, hay, hogs, horses and catttle, Don't gamble when you farm. Take no more risks than are absolutely necessary. There is risk enough at best iu everything ia this poor werld, It tells a sad tale of adventurous farming to read of the hundreds ot mules being sold ona credit in this section. Many buy or rent land on a credit, buya niuleon a creds it, buy meat and biead on a credit at an enormous rate of interest and then next summer and fall will ery out there is no money in farming. There is no money and ought to be no money inany business run on such reckiess methols, It is not farmipg. It is gambling. & “Nxﬂ.” The word “news” is derived from the initial letters of the four points of the compass—North, East, West ‘and South. To all points of the ‘compass let the good news go that for deranged liver, nervous heads ache, costiveness, impure blood, niusea, and many other disture bances of the system that make men mourn, there is a remedy,— Thousands testify that Dr. lierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets eare these troubles. Swall but potent; one a dose, The First Open Cotton for 1890. Mr. J. 8. Wood, who lives about five miles above town in this county,bronght to town Wedaess day a green cotton boll, which he pulled of the stalk the day bafore withsome green leaves. The boll had cracked since it was pulled off, The stalk also contained a form vearly ready to bloom. How is this for January? Tt dees:eam as if winter had chana ged to summer.— Rich’and Qazott The First Step. Perbaps you are run down, can’t eat, can't sleep, can’t think, can’t do anything to your sat'sfaction, and you wouder what step into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you will find the exact rems edy for restoring your nervous sys< tem to its normal, healthy condis tion. Surprising results follow the use, of this great Nerve Tonie and Alterative, Your appetite returns, good dizestion is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try abottle. Price 50, at T. D. Sale's Drug Store, Intelligent, persistent, intensive, diversified farming leads to suce dess. RTINS PRI Xt you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to take any other. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medlicine, possessing, by virtus of its pecullar eombination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article, A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose examplo Is worthy imitation, tells ber experienco belows RS ESISENETRTI T *“ln onc store where I went to buy Hood's Barsaparilla tho elerk tried to induce me buy their own instead of 11ood's; he told me their’s would last longer; that I might take it on ten days’ trial; that if I did not like it I need not #ay anything, ete. Dut he could not prevail on me to change. X told him I knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. 1 had taken it, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood’s TAR AN T When X began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable, suffering & great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand., 1 looked, and had for some time, liko & person in com sumption. Tood's Barsaparilla did me so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my fricuds frequently speak of it.” Mna. EBria A. Gorr, 61 Terraco Street, Bostons . N e Sarsaparilla RTINS Bold by all druggists. #1; six for 23, Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mases 100 Poses One Dollar a 3 "HWATUOREIC : 7, Q Wardware, Furmiture % Stougs. lam now reés ceiving a large stock of goods for the FarL axp WINTER TRADE, and I guarantee ROCK BOT TOM PRIECS on everything. ALLMY GOODS ARE SOLD AT THE LOWEST I'OS~IBLE MARGIN AND I CORDIALLY ASK A CALLFROM EVERYBODY: ) ¥ A TEH B R - B i By STATHAM & FARNUM, - t“ Ny, o, S oy R ““",\i o Livery and Sale Stables DAWBON, §f '3 GA. ——olo ——— The best Carriages and Buggies for hirein the city, Horses boarded at 10. PER ONIH, and sent to any part of the city at all hours HeapQuarTEßs For Dovirs, J.G.PARKS, m.s. DELL J. G. PARKS & CO., ’ FIREINSURANCE AGENTS DAWSON, GA., All kinds of property msured at reasonable rates Losses satizsfacs torily adjusted and promptly paid. Companies represented all strong | liberal and reliable. l Office over drug store of ( heat~ ham & ean, north side of l’u‘)iic; f"q lare, PROTE % YOUR EVES. AWRSCHBERG WPROVED D“‘Mo”D > g e pESErRETa, seel mm:m:x. Z 754 'C s i Evegrasses ; PAT® JuLY 157 1879, MR- H- HIZSCHEBERG, The well-known Optician of 629 Olive street St. Liouis, has apnoints ed Drs. CHEATHAM & DEAN of Dawson, Ga., as agent for his celebrated Dimond Spectacles and Eyeglases and also for his Diamona Non-Changeable Spectacles and Eyeglasses, These glasscs are the greatest invention ever made in Specteles. By a proper construc tion of the Lens a person purchas ing a pair of these Non-Changeable Glasses never has to change these Glasses from the eyes, and ev ery pair purchased are guar aunteed so that if they ever leave the eyes (no matter how scratched ‘the l.):enses are) they will furnish the pacty with a new pair of (Glasses free of charge. 1 CHEATHAM & DEAN havea full assortment. and invites all who wishes to satisty themselves of the‘ Great Superiority of these Glosses over any and all others now in use to call and examine the same at CHEATHAM& DEAN S Trug Storo. Money to Loan On farming lancs in lerrell coun ty, from $3OO upwards. On the installment plan. Apply to G. W. WARWICK, Smithvi le, Cr Wa. KAIGLER, 016 3m. Dawson, Ga. For Sale. One third of the new Methodist church lot, the Wiilis lot is oftered for sale. The eastern third. Ap. ply to either of the undersigned. Rev, J. W Waeston, Dr. W. B. CHEATHAM, _dous i Vacrn. | uiser |s fovancixe, taw Mills, Steam Engines, SHINGLE MILLS. HAY PRESSES, ETC. If you want a First-Class SAW MILL, send for Catalogue to A. B. Fagquuar Co., (Lit.,) York, Po, FURNTURE —AND l STOVES J. R. MERCER & COQ. —WILL SELL YOU A— Wagon, Bugay, Road Catt, Carriage, Surrey or Phaeton On as easy terms as any house in Georgia. Call on them ac their New Iron Repository, where you will find Mr. J. W. BROWN ever ready to waiton you. Good Notes Preferable to onsy. Don't forget WE SELL THE BEST WAGONS MAPE. The Studebaker, Tenuessce, Old Hiekory, Atlanta, “‘Hatcher Iron” and Peidmont. T. Y. Martin, Lysent DAWSON. GA. Alwavs on hand the froshest FAMCY ANDFAMILY YPHNCETDTEC GROGERIES, At my Bar will always be found a co nplete and choice line of Do mestie ind Imported Whiskies, Wines, BERANDY RHD BEER. During the Summr you will al ways fird at my store’ DELICIOUS ICLE COLD Ker and Bottled Beer--the best in the city. | Pickled Oysters Are an excellent table delieacy, and can be found at oy store. Try them. I vite the continued patronage of the public, and can be found at my olcrstand on Main Street, next door to A. J. Baldwin & Co. T. Y. MARTIN, Agt. BUILDING MADE HEAP —BY CONTRACTING WITH— GEO. V.PACE, kb Contracts for all kinds of builds ing taken at lowest rates, and ma terial furnished when desired. 1 have been in the business for fifs teen years and know my busines and guarantee my werk. Mill Worl:. I have had a large experi. nee in this line, and guarantee to do good and cheap work on pew mills or repairing old oues, - Grin Worlsk, I have had twelve years exipcris ence with machinery and a fall set of tcols can make your old gin work likea new one. [ have re paired a larce nnmber of gins and have yet to henr the first complaint of my work or price. I sharpen gius by machinery or hand and all work done will be made payable October Ist, 1889. I will call on you during 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, Dawson, Ga. GEO. V. PACE. Feb,2o, 1889. e e e e e - 3T 22 CURES IN FROM (’) sy onc to five days. ?..l g; Manufactured only by i 1. D Sale, Sh m S 8 I)AWSON, - GA. O Il 4 L)L EPricy - oQcCcts Rew member I make a SPECIALTY of FURNITURE and STOVES and it will always pay to call on ~me IF IN NEED) OF ANY. 1 THING IN THIS LINE, - nww,"ﬁ ) gw s 3 L 2] “Can the world know a man has @ geod thing unless hz advertises the possession of it.”—VAnnxg.su.‘r. . B : on‘ Al ~Vé.v:{ &4 H T et e R I o So) it Gy e B o T B Shr e ¢ F 6 ity UL WRITE US wherever you live, and we will ship you a fine instrument on 15 Days' Test Trial in your own home, R 7 Nnaa NO CASH REQUIRED Until you have tested and approved. Our freight both ways if instrument “fails to please in eit%ner style, price or quality. Ours the risk, yoursonly to give fair and full test, and buy if fully pleased, 40,000 Southern Homes Supplied by us since 1870 on this TEST TRIAL PLAN, first introduced in the South by us, Fair - est method of sale possible, and a great benefit to ' thoseat a distance who cannot visit our ware-rooms By this trial plan, and purchasers absolutely as. sured gerfect instruments at the very lowest possible cost. Sellin¥ only the best instru ments made, that will stand the most severe and comprehensive tests, we do not fear to;eﬂd,thrm out - ®m dvial aurd ot thicin stand solely On their merits, All we ask is the privilege of shipping on lr proval. Nosuit, no pay, Our freights if we fail, Fromus by correspondence. No matter whether {VO' live either ten or a thousand miles from us, e ship to all Southern States, Our system is perfect. Prices in plain print and alike to all. One price only. No more, no less, Large Discounts from makers prices, All compe titiomr met. Complete outfits free, All freight paid. Easy installments, Every inducemenngat any fair dealing house can offer, Write for Valuable Information. Catalogues, Circulars, Special Fall Offers— 1880, Copy of new Paper—‘'Bharps and Flats "« ALL FREE. Address SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, SAVANRAH, CA. sl MY SON ‘'Deal with the men who advertise. You will never lose by it."—Dßgx, FrANKLIN, A% Wilte b &B.S. M. H, about it, =sg \ ".“\. L 3 .‘l‘* = g K. ;m ol i e . TR ‘ ™ . W.T. Lewis, FANCY AND FAMILY : G RO 05*3 RIES TOBACCOS. Bold by the box at manufacturs er’s prices, and very low by retail” Dried Bect. ‘ Mott 's Cider A lot of the cels | Peach and ap ebrated “K ¢ ns | ple always on tucky?” just | hand, Sodaand received. | Lemonade, I'HIL ALLIANCE Is especially mvited to lcok at my;tobiccos before buying, == : W. T. LEWIS™ JAMES MEANS & CO°S BOOTS AND. SHOES, The best tesiimoniel we ever had -~ James Moane & Co. are the bears of the boot and shay market. They have revolutionlzed e business by making bigh priced goods unsslable."—Trade papes. -.Y B g o JAMLES MEANS' JAMES MEARS 8% : 0 ‘A QLY L R - $3 SHOE $4 SHOE L 5 Y - =5 EonatS® UP...)(L_CLL?U N CANNOT FAIL £7 LR STYLE UNEQUALLED ape 7O s vit s DURABILITY ; Ly - oy SATISFY /7 s | AMES (S e s W BN < fign PERFECTION THE MOST ,§ €0 e Qb g lrns N 0 07 FIT. E’As*rq::tlli " B N EAM ~-«s~J‘,_ o 7 - 100 S e ch TMLESS VB3 Y - ANS $4 SHEg :x_..-,.f.-_afﬂ;?":ﬁ;.%; 9SH Q‘Ej.’»;jx— a&g}‘ JAMES M st TSt Siagss® D RAREC RALARIC ""ATS ﬂd N ."S —— JAMES MEANS' BOCTS and SHOES £, Are Unexcelled in - HNerit. e 2 Poaftively vone genulug unless baving our namd and prica el amnmrf'l‘hn-ly on the soles. Your fetaller will supuly you with SIS e em— Beots and Bhoes a 0 stemped '] you lnsist ‘r.;«n..u.-wt ‘::.:w»,‘h youdo e g )3&?:—% bt lasist, some retallers will caax you foto buying inferlor good: S T e :;»«l.z', WHIGh thes maky & srger DroAL” Otre ave i?,fr*(nvlr..,lasﬁ il :i§§;’<\~\":j§ = #4 Shees, and those whe [tate our syst of business are unabl SS S S e B e e T ee e = ‘we are the largest manufacturerg in the Unlted States. R e j!ow you‘llx)y d:w;:m;mh::’sth‘ogn: oo \ St - it eans' $ ( T other s 1 Effes m: e ever made. ?«m Cab bave lace or button, | \)QE - spggvig Zlse,, 8390 Buysthe Best Farmers' Thickßoot, RN S = ) ; » SHART FRAGEE )\ JAMES MEANS" ) ~‘e 5St G, S : SRS W/ QUARTER EACLE BOOT &8 -§ = 2B A Reliable EKip Beot for Farmers, §on e 30 Milis make one Centy & . ~ENE 1‘{3}441“2 "~ *3O Cents make oue Dime; . S-S ‘3lO Dimes mnke one Dollary 4 £ E\‘f*‘;‘: 3 10 Dollars mako ee Ragle. £SS e And @ith a Quarter Eagle any Farmer in the e SRR R Country ean now buy a boot that will satisfy him. 55 e Farmers have been looking for suéh & boot for LS S & long time and pow IL has cone. S T SN SR * Roots and Shaees from ovr celebrated aweg@®s .== = @%g";‘ factory are s.ld by wide-nwake reinilers ~;\»\\‘\\\x& > SIS Nl tn all parts of the country. We will place RS - them cas(lf within your reach o eny State or STy ;.» oAT = Territory if you will lovest coe cent ID & postal e == card and write to us. . - i e o+ T Special Offer on tho James Means Quarter Eagle Kip Boots for Farmera, In order o tmmediately distribute samples of these Boots all sr the transporiation pre “[ll:l. l'urmy mu:‘}l:‘; a?.x:‘p:i:u' wm-rt ‘;(.y,‘ql:‘ ;f«vf:rt.t?n\ ‘ﬁ?%n’l;am‘:m Territary of the (ff,w-.u States. We willsend then by express or by mail. with all charges {ﬂ trane portation todestination prrémld ;-e’nur'x-:l'cs.on rocmg:: of reguiar price, $2.50. Send mongy by posg office order or reglatersd lotler e will accept United States posiage stampr for the cdd hnl’dolﬂt . in urderw;iel.n perfect Qit, take a plece of paper and place your foot upon It, then Mmark out: ..nof your foot, koeplng your peucil close w the fooi nlfmc way around. Thep take the last ua which you wore, and mark out the shape of that in the same way ‘0 will All your order on the fay we reorive it. Take yleat caro to Lo very accurate, and he sure 40 voummﬂ& mnll and tunor'rorrﬂwy. If we have a dealer nudll-f our .ooﬁ'nn your lown we want of him, we do'.a wWank you (o send to us as we will pot interfere with the dealers thar M‘ﬁ:‘"“ %o gupply you if your dealer wil) not. Any boot and shoe retatler creny store-kesper can supply you with our goods If be wanta |ohbni some dealers will try toaell §oods 0B which they make a larger profit Shan they ought to ask for. In that ense, w“ JAMES MEANS & CO., 4l Lincoln §* . “20%:q. Meamg —FOR SALE BY-—- ® TR M L 5, iy el 3 & - N QIR T # . MAIN STREET, DAWSON, GA. TriQ ¢ ; WITH I'TS OWN VOLITION —— () e Like the Great town of Dawson, it is carried on to SUCCESS & MERIT ALONE. The South~xrest Ga.. . MERCANTILI HOUVYE Is as tull of good things as are the fertile farms around Dawson, e e () e e S 8 SR - [= the word, and we rropese to heud the procession in our line, We eel that our efforts w nandle b v . 5 e Te s e L e } Fhirst- Class CGroods, | at prices that defy competition, have heen appreciated by the people ot ' Lis and surroundin counties, and makes us more thau ever determine +d to fill every possible want that micht ar'se. Wao are in the lead and wGpose to stay there, it LOW PRICES, ENERGY and FAIRDEALw NG will do it. Farmers, Mechan; s, Professionals, and all others, | ail in and look at thie handsomest tock of IRY POONRS NRTIAR O DAY Gnre 131 LU Ly, RU RS, iﬂ"«.‘\‘ ﬁ; Shgﬁ.':’ ATS, HARDWARE and EHQS f'-. & O 0 51:%."31#7:;?&:. aHJ FﬁﬂmTURE I: Southwest CGeoreia. When we have feasted your eves on the oods, your pocket Look will fiy open with its own volition, AL, ]3/&_Ll} WIN & COy,, Lhe Cheav Mercantile House. - - Dawson Ga R UGS 4 T aar i fiprt e . : ——— ) e 3 T. D e SALE I have purchased M ssr. Hillman & Wade's immense stock of DRUGS AND WEDICINES - d i And will do business at the same stand, The memhers of the firm age O. B. STEVENS, A. J. BALDWIN and T, D, SALE, and they pre= pvse to run one of the best and most relinble Drug Stores in the state. l‘)\'vr;‘thing in the way of Drugs, Patet Medicines, Paints, Oils, .Vah nishes, Toilet Articles, ete. ete., of the purest and best makes will be kept always in stock. They also earry a fine line of the purest Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, ete., for medicinal uge, which they bought low and are going to sell low., Mz. T. D, SALE will have charge of the business and will be glad to gee all of bis old friends and make NeW ODes. Give them a call and be con viunced that they mean business. . ID. SAY ..E CAI.X. ON | N. B. BARNES, ik e ROR ST T . - Watches, J ewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Spectacles&e Repaiinglatßock Bottemprices