The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, May 14, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textsuy the Whits It the lightest running and most durabie family seming machine. In 1888 it was honored above all at the Centennial Exposition at Cincinnati. Jn 1889 it was triumphant with the highest hon orsat the Fxposition Universelie Paris, and was awarded the cold medal for the best family sewing machine. For sale for caslhvor on instailments by A. P. HATCHER. Will Address the People, Col. L. F. Livingston will ad dress the people oi° Terrell oa the 29th of this month. S Lot Married. On last Sunday afternacon, at the home ot Mr. Wm. Ihorton, Dover, G, Mr. Wm. Matlews was mar ried to Miss Anua Thornwon, ey, Mr. MecLendon pertormed the MArriage cerenony. SEpdes Died. M. James Myers died in this county on last Sunday, aficr a sickness of several monthz. At the time of his death be was about 60 years of age. He leaies a wite and several children to mourn the less of a husband and tather, : SRR g Tie Teachers to Meet, At the request of Prof. Robin soi, the teaetiers of Ferrcll county will meet at the coilece on Satur« day, the 17th of May, At tiis meeting papers will be reid on “Grammir’ and ¢ Discipline.”- Lot all the white texchers come our. The Reeent Poisoning, Two more deathis have oceurred from the accidental poisoning of lust week, which makes five deaths in all. All of the dexths ave ehiid ren. George Johuson, the tath.r, is a negro man who hears one of the best of characters wiwong h::thi white and eolore:d. A Barbecue. | The Idies of the Preshyterian | church ara making :u:'r:::g_r:‘e;‘.a-z:t:1 for a Lig barlecae on the 29th (:l'l this wonth, the procceds of which will 2o towards paving the indeit. | edne-s of the church. They wil| probuabiv serve the weats, with ie | creaiir uid oth r nice thines, in the | court kouse vard. l rovhaoldaeny? daearsion, l Thea stockbolders of the Colum- ] bus Southern rat rond wiil be gi\\i en a fvee exenrsim to Columbus «n Thursday of next week, Those ‘ vho are not stockholders can £ | for half fave. I The mnegross will have an X~ | cursion over the road to Parvot on ; Iriday of this week. ‘ A . A School Civeular, | Judge Hook hasisoed a ('il‘\'ll!:ll'}‘ to the schiool commissioners of the | different counties, Ile charges. them to give netice (o teach s that the next public examination | will take place on May 50 and 31, | Tasting two days instead of theee as 23 heretofore. e broaches the idea of holding there examination s ofone day esch annual yin tie juture, and asks the commissioners 1o report tieir sentiment, and that of the teachers in their coun ties on the subject. A Fishing Partly. The following party, chaperoncd by Mre,oand Mes. Walter Dozier, Teft yesterday for a few days’ fishing at Cordry’s mill. They anticipate n pleasant time: W, H. Davis and Miss Annie Crouch, Frank MceNuliy and Miss Daisy Junes, Dre.T. H. Thurmond and Miss Lila Edwards, Bob Mel Lain and liss Maggie ‘Turner, Jim Wil hams and Miss Willie Hodnett, Dave Laing and Miss Kathleen McNulty, Dick Mar'in and Miss Jessie Jones, Ous Thornton and Miss Mamie Alexander, Sam Mar tin and Miss Lillie Crouch, George Alexander and Miss LilHe Arnett, Jim Lowery, Recd dJones und John Orr. Laces! Laces! Laces! | An elerant line ot Torchon, Me« deci and Vandyke Lace al tiors. ley & Killen. T MeLain Bros. have all the new things in white gocds, Swiss flouncing, ineluding the latest nov? elties in Vaodyke powmts, Accords eon pleats, ete., which will be closed out at the lowest prices. e Flouncing, flourcing, swiss nainsocks and chantil'y flouncing agd fish net at Horsley & Killen, b e Y, Mrs. M. M. Anthony cordiaily invites the ladies aid public geners ally to exanine her lovely hats for spring aud summer, which she is selling low down. . SHE BLOOMS Lixgy ROSE. I ! Some people may get tired of iremliug what we have to say in re ‘;gm\l to Dawson's rapid growth wnd |its business prospects and enters ‘prises, but to us it isa theme that Hallz s to sleep as if it were by the [ gentle zephyrs, and in our dreawms ;we s"e(: it standing out in cenuire creality as the pride of Shuthwest [(}eurgi:l and its people, She has shaken herself out of a state ot ““inocuous (lcsv.‘utmio," has built many entm‘prise.-;, and has got a move on her geners lally——zmd still the good work goes o, l Dawson blooms like 2 rose and Isprc:u]s like a green bay tree. She s progress written on her gates with a lurge P, ’ As an evidence ot its increase in the mereantile business alone, we {\\'i” give the followine conversas tion which wok place hetween one ot our live merchants and a Nuws l reporter a few days since o “What do you think of the bus~ iness outlook. Is there an incresse over last year 27 the sciibe asked, | “Yes,” he replied, “I should say there was, At least that has 'li(‘('n iny experience. My cash sdes for the wonth of ‘April, this | year, nearly doubled those of last yearin thesame month, Yes, I ’slmuld say business was decracdly on the incregse.” ~ This gentleman has faith in Dawson's prosperity, as is the case with all of our intellizent cit— izens, and is very hopeful of its futuce, which is as bright as the noonday’s sun, People from all sections —who have heard of Dawson’s wonderful growth--can be seen on our streets daily, and they all go away sinvine its praises, 95 an evidenea of which the muany complimentary noticos ghe ha: received from the presa throughout the state wiil tesity. And then too, many are induced to settle heve and join in the gnood work of building up sur city, whose population is inereasing daily. e Our Mitilary,. Captain W E. Wooten and Licutenant R. L. Jones went nver Daw=zon I'rifay aftcrnoon and in sp cied the Dawson Guards. They were accompanied by Messrs, M. dx Bittand W F, Cox. of the Albany CGuards, and yesterday they reported a pleasant and satis factory trip.—- Albany News. Captaiv. Wooten, aiter the ine spection, paid the company a very nice compliment, and spoke of his desire to Luve our compuny press ent at the enicampument i Juue, He said that Licatenant-Col. Wight had asiied him to urge our coms pany to go, as he wanted to sce the companics of the entire Tth Georgia Datallion present on that occecasion, and that he was making arrangements to have the batallion go in a special train. Ouwr company is the only one in the Latallion that has not fully decided " go. ‘ hiyers Was.Hm/. ' Oa last Sunday a negro by the | name of Jerry Myers ereaied cons ! steraation en Naseorthy's Styles l place. ile became enraged about some trifle and was 1 the Hmmrt to thin cut the whole community. tle emphasized his bad disposition ‘ by o loud serics of cursing and a threat to slap Mrs. Obe tlasty's i juwe, Mossrs, John Holder and 3iil Woods interfered, and Myers | curscd thea severely, took refuge in bis cabia and defied interiers eince, being armed with a sledge hammer, a lirge hickory stick and an acnful of brick. Ile was surs sounded wad watched until bailif] Pick Jennings arrived, when the. “defiant Myers wir arrested at the point ot Mr. Holders’ gun and brought to the city and jiiled. Specral Ter‘m of Court. Judge Guerry will hold a special t-rm of Clay Superior court, at Fort Gaines, on uext Friday, to try Gordon Conley tor outrazing the seventecu- montassold daughter l of Nr. D. C. Adams: - Col. tlarence Wilson will sct as solicitor geueral in the abscace of Colonel Griggs in Atlanta. The big clothing sale continues | at Davis & Locke’s, TR R e i ~ Wehave just reecived over fifty different designs of woulding for picture frawes, DBAN & Davis, R Horsley & Killen have the best ‘sr]ectiml ot ladies and chiidren's shoes in the ciry. \ Clothing S 0 pe‘t"i;eut. below cost on DavisandLocke’s Bargain coun. t2r, FLORIDA, DAWSON & NORTHERN Will The People Along the Line of fer Substautial Encouragement? The last issue of the Florida Tallabassean contained the fol lowing; Mr. R. L. Bennett, the popular man: ger i the cumpﬂny‘s interest in this city, informs the Tallahas fean that if he ean get the right kind of fnducements the pritcipal stockholders of this company will now build a road from here to BDawson, Ga. "lhe company for that purpose has alrealy been ors canized and a charter secured from Dawson to the G orgia and Floris du line, The building of this road would Gpen up a large area of country, hoth in l.eon county and in Geors cia, heretofore never traversed by the great ivon horse, and would give many and varied benefits to the peopie of Tallahassee and Leon county, inasmuch as it would give them a northern outlet and a more rapid transit for the shipment of therr marketable products than the “go all sround the world to vet anywhere” system by which they hiave to ship at present. and at much ebeaper rates, Nr. Bennett, since heh as been here, bas proven Linsclt an mde tatizable worker, and he says he is anxious to build this roud if the citizens of Tallahassee and along the hme wili but offer some sub stantial encourngement. Wiil they do whis or will thev ler this oppors Ltunity to secure a road pass, the need of which is felt by ulmost ev ery citizen of the city and county, ; Beds of Iron Ore. What is supposed to be iron ore’ was found on Mr. O. B. Stevens’ mill place, ahout a mile or twe from the ecity, last weck. Also semething similur has been found on Mr, Sam Brown's place, near the brickyard, which ins the appearance of iron, Mr, Brown, who lived for many years in Tennessce among the iron mings ol that State, on examining these specimens, stated that he was inelined to believe that iron formed a constituent part of them, and from what knowledize he had of the formation of iron ore, was also inelined to believe that rich beds of iron exist near us. If such should bethe fact,then indeed a veritable “boom" would be ours. An aunalysis witl be made of the speeimen found. Caught at Last. Sherift Thornton left Monday for Fort Gaines to get John Sams, who was held in eustody there. Sams broke jail here about three years ago with Hewry Walton, who was sentenced to bang, Sams is charged with buarclavizing the atore of Mr, Turner Lewis, of this city. To obtain his prisoner, Shers it Thornton worked a nice litile piece of strategy. Sarms was living in Alabama, and rather tlan be worried with getting a requisistion from the governor, Sherift Thornton coc the Sherift of Clay county to dceoy him to Fort Gaines aud there arrested hin. Sherild Thornton arrived yesterday with s prisoner. Cirty C»'::mc.'!?') Sassion. The city council held their monthly session last Monday niht There were present Aldermen Deu bler, Rainey, Hannah, Kaigler and Turner; Muyor W, B, Cheatham | i:l'\'hiding’. - The petition of A, J. Baldwin 1«".’ Co. for the privilaze of making E:m enirance to the cel ar of their new store, on Lee street, was ’;:r:mtcd. Chas, Jowers was relieved of street duty beeauze ot phvsical dizability to work them. There were about a dozen petis tions of this character, but none wers relieved but Jowers, ; The Columbus Southern railway was ordered to fill up the ho'es lnud fix streets at Miller crossing, that had been put in bad condidon by the company. ! " Policeman Mimus was ordered o duty at 7 o'clock p. m. to remain | uul relieved the next morning, i During the month of May sour | teen violators of the city law were Ctried and fines to the amouut oi $77 were collected. l C;nl Sle;J at—lltg.'ll ' Is 'he complaint of thousands suf | fering from Asthma, Consumption, l(o;;a'hs, cte. Did you ever try Ur. Acker's English Remedy? T [is tf ¢ best preparation known for all lung trqubles, Sold on a posi: tive guarantee at 25¢ and e, by Pean & Davis. AESILIHERCE L e ‘ Drink Hay's cold beer, PERSONAL, Solicitor~General Griggs is in Atlanta. J. N. Perry, of Weston, was in the city on last Friday. Dr. M. A, Paldwin,ot Cathbert, was in the city Monday. Capt. 1. J. Hart has returned from a visit to Mobile, Ale, Mr, J. E. Thomas ot Sumicr county, was in the city last weck. “ Mrs. Fanaie Corley, of Leary, isi visiting the tamily of Judge J. B. Perry. Col. H. 11. Jones,of the Macon Telegraph, was in the city on last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Mercer visited relatives in Webster county Sunday. Mizses Cora Anthony and Lizzie W hitchard are visiting friends in Marshuliviile. Mr. Tom Youngblood hus reture ned irom Fiorida, and will make his home in Bronwood. My dand Mrs.. U M lOrr, 6t Mucon, visited Mrs. 8. A, Orr inst Sunday ard Mondsy. Mr.and Mrs Juoo. Ed Thomas, of Semter county, were the guests of Col. Ben Christie last Sunday. Mrs, J. M. Smith and daugltor, Mi-« Mary Lou of Graves, were the guests of Mrs. E. P. Kennedy last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ruinoy,l with littie Ellagene, lett atur duy te visit Mr. Rainey’s mother it Perry. Mr. Rainey returned yes terday. Rev. E. M. Whiting preached a very interesting sermon at the Methodist church on last Sunday morning. He will begin a protracs ted meeting next month. "Rev. W. W. Waddell will fill bis first appointment at the Pres byterian church this city, next Sunday. All are cordially invited to go cut and hear this divine. Mr. D. Strauss,of Albany, visits Dawson frequently in the interest of his rapidly growing business. Mr. Strauss has the entire eonfi dence of the tradein his reliability. No one 1s more successful thaa Le, There was quite a delegaticn of Shellmanites in our citv ovn last Sund iy, among them Misses Miuie Goode, Alma Helm, " Alice G.aze and Mary Coxwell, and Messrs. Wil Hornady, Bob Crit teadon and Clift Grubbs, Messes, R, S. Bell, W. H. 8.11, John Statham, J. W 2 E. Hawkins ard Dr. Lamar Griffin, all ot Web ster county, passed through our city on last Monday, on their way to Cordray’s mill, to spend 2 nums ber of days fishiag. Miss Susie Cheatham, of Fort Smith, Arkansas, sister of Mr. Sid Cheatham, is visiting her cousin, Dr. Tom Cheatham, before going to Brunswick to visit relatives. Mr. Sid Cheatham ard his sister have not seen eich other betore in cleven years.—Macon News, Rev. W, H. Patterson, pastor of the Baptist chureh in thiseity, has been assisting Dr. Campbell ay Americus in holding a series of meeiings at ithe Baptist charch in that city. The Americus Times speaks of Rev, W. . Patterson as ‘an emivent divine of Daw son.” _ We elip the following personals from the Quaitman DPress: Mps A. P. Hawcher, ot Dawson, who has been visiung friends and relatives in Quaitman, returned home this wezk, Mr, W, T, Ar< rington,of Terrell county, attended superior court this week. Miss lissie Turner, a handscme youug lady of Dawson, who bss been vis iting triends in Quitman, returned home Friday. SRI Wash Rabinsons Trial, A -special term of Randolph sus periar coiré will be held by Juadge Guerry in June for the purpose of tryinz Wash Rbinson, who is charged with killiag Allen Nipples at Sheliman last spring. The case azainst Robinson was continued at the recent terin of Rando'ph court on the grounds of an an absent witness who, it issaid, will swear taat he suw another person commit the crime. e ~ Meclain Bros’ large stock of clothing must Le reduced You can buy trom them at your owa prices. S e New Spring Millinery at Mre, M M. Anthony's. i l Get prices from any house in the city and thea go w Davis & Locke's. They will _underseil them. l TOWN TOPICS, ' News Notes Caught en the Fly by ’ the New Reporter, ~ Ask Walter Davis if he paid for his bait, when he was at Cordry’s last week. Arrargements are bemng made for a larze white excursion to An dersoaville on Decaration Day May 50. : The public school comuiissioners will probably elect a superintend~ ent of public schools at a mecting‘ to be held Monday night. ,‘ The road commisssoners are making it warm for defaulters, A large number of them were triedi last Friday and fined from 50 cents to $3.00 each. ‘ There wire quite a number of‘ people from Snellman, (‘uthbert‘ and Ccleman Station in our ci(,_v} Sunday to attend the meetings of | the Salvation Army. | The projected railrond from Dawson to Quiney, Fla,, will run through oue of the finest tin.hered sections of country en carth.— Calhoun County Courier, ‘ Abundant rains have falien throughout this section the past week. Sunday evening one of the heaviest rains known in our ex~ perience fell in Dawson, The streets were badly flooded. The soldierly bearing of each memher of the detachment of the Albany Guards that were in our city Jast Friday wes a subject of notice and remark, Greenbagks of the denomination of 85.00, issued by the® First Na tonal bavk of this city, are in cir culation. The bills are very neatly executed, and the amount f 5,000 of them are out. Judge J. C. F. Clark lLas been a reader ot the Muacon Telegraph through all of its changes for sixty vears past. He stands alone in his reminiscences of the long years tnat are gone, aud is the only man in Dawson that ever saw or heard John C. Calhoun speak. Some people have a very exalted opinion of themselves. We sujn pose this is all light. though, be cause sowe people usually have their brains in their heels. They are harmless creatures, bowever, and aflord lots of amusement to people who are better acquainted with them than they are with themselves. Look out for Davis & Locke's bargain counter, The hig sale of Clothing contin ues ut Davis and Locke’s. Low prices leign surpreme. » 't you went something really pretty fora small amount of mon ey, examine our line of dry zoods. Lowrey & Orn. I'or Apron Lawns, Chambras and Zephyr cloth you shoutd al | ways go to A. J. Baldwin & Co. Mrs, C. L. Mize is making a fine display in her new spring millinery. The choicest line of Hambure and Byiss Embroidery at marvels ously low prsces. Lowrey & Orr, Latest and best styles in spring and summer millinery at Mre, M. M. Anthony’s. Callon Mrs. M, M. Anthony for barzains in New Spring Millinery. Go to Turner'’s for steel plows and all kinds of farmiag impie ments, Cook's Celebrated Cotlon Plan ters at rveduced prices at A. J. ! Baldwio & Co's, .4 . 0 . ‘ A J. Baddwin &Co have a | well sssorted stock of sehool and blank books at low prices. l Hay keeps the purest stock of liquors in the city. ry him when i thirsty. | - See Hay for geod groceries. Walnat and oak Ledraom suit | wardrobes, bureaus, ete., at Loy | rey and Orr's, | . King's Royal Germatear at Dean ' & Davis’, | i . ¢ | ‘ We have just reccived the largest line of artists’ material ever brought to Dawson. | - DeaN & Davis, " For Lamps and Lamp Fixtures ] we are acknowledged headqguarters, Deax & Dawvis, Chairs, setters and rockers, and tolding and single lounges at Lows rey and Orr's, Arother lot of window shades at {very low prices just received at A, J. Baldwin & Co's. Mclain Bross, have the best stock ot parasols, fans and notivus ever brought to Dawson. Leup. l MeLain Bros. must ¢lose out o ‘ large line of sattives. Biy reduc | tion iu prices. [ McLain Bros. are leading in Jshocs and hats, Big burgains, | Hen dsome Good's Horsley & Killen have decided~ ly the largest and handsomest 1 ne of white goods, embroideries and lace of all discriptions, ever ship ped to the city. They are beyond question Headquarters {for such goods e R McLain Bros. are selling chailey, white luwns and figuved lawns ot 5 cents per yard. Try the soft and noiseless “Sil ver King” bed spring. Something good to sleep on. Lowgey & Org. Drugs sold on time at lowest cash prices by Dean & Davis. A.J. Badwin & Co. received an assortment of lace curtains this week, ‘L'hey also sell the best cur tain polls. The corrvect thing in shoes isthe foot that is encased in Turrer's periect fitting footwear. Buy your goods of J. W, Turner and get a chance at his Fourth of July premiams. Go to Cheatham & Farrars for garden seed, drugs, medicines, paints, oily, ete. We have excerdiagly gracctul desigus in embroiderics, with edgs ings and insertings to match, ’ Lowrey] Ogg, It Torner can’t fit you, who can? That's a question worth ans swering. : We have the exclusive sale of Weylman & Co's. ladies’ and misses” fine shoes, Lowiey and Orr. The largest tubes of paint ever sold, for only 10 cents at Dean & Davis’, For Guns, Pistols, Winchester Rifles and Cartridses at low prices, go to AL J. Baldwin & Co. Croup, whooping Cough and Brovehitis immediasely relieved hy Shilon’s Cure. Sold by T. D. Sale, A.J. Baldwin & Co. are offers ing bargains in Persian Mulls, checks musling and white lawns Car load of Corn,Oats and Bran just received at L. C. Durham’s, The best and freshest tamily aroceries at A. B. Hay’s. Bedsteads, cots, gpring heds, towel racks, center tables, safes and mattresses ut Lowrry & Orr's. For pure apple vinegar cull on Dean & Davis, We have the larzest lot of triple extracts and cologne ever seen in Dawson. Call and sce, Dean & Dais, Another handsome lot of Chil dren’s earrinces just received at A. J. Baldwin & Co's, Aa immense stock of laces, lin: ehs, domestics, eaticoes, lawns, ribs bors and notime, any style, any price. Lowrey & Orr. Don’tdelay your purchas:s, but eall at once and buy a pair of Weydman's cclebrated sho:s. Lowrey & Orr. For lame back, side or chest, uge Shiioh’s Porous Plaster. Price 52 ceuts. Sold by T. D. Sales. New Spring Millinery arriviog at Mrs. M. M. Anthony’s, Fifty bushels of peanuts at 81 per bushel for sale by J. W, Turaer, A new store in town. They eall it the SURPRISE SIORE. Oune bottle Johnson’s Chiil and Fe .er Tonie guarasuteed to cure and prevent the return of fever. Price 50 cents. The best and cheapest lLeel serapes can be found ac J. W, Turner's. Percales and Sattines at the lowest prices at A, J. Buldwin & Co's. Fine line of Tooth and Hair Brushes, Combz, Extracts, Face Powders, ete., at Cheatham & Fa rera l"“. We sell all responsible parties at cash prices, il they desire it, pavis ble in the tall. Cheatiun & Far. Rur. When you want ice cream frecz., ers go to A, J. Balkwin & Co's. Cutarrh cared, health and sweet breath secured by Shilol’s Catarah Remedy. Price 50 cent:. Nusal Injector. Sold by T. D. Sale, Will you suffer with Dyspepsiz ard liver complaing? Shiloh's Vitaiizer is guaranteed o ecure you. Sold by T. D. Saje, Go to Dean & Davis for yow wilet soaps. Sleepless nights made miserabl by that terrible cough. Shiioh' Cure is the remely for you Sold by T, D. Sale. Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you ueed for “oustipation, Loss of Ap petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms ot Dyspeysin, Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle Sold by T. D Sale, Bottled Budweiser Beer and Keg Beer on tap at A. B. Hay's Everything uew in hemstitehed | flouncings, every pattern speeialiy selocted, must be seen to be appre cited. Lowrey & One, l See Horsley & Kiilen’s $3 00, $4 00, and 5 00shoes, They are I certainly worth the money. e e R s ¥ DAVIS «e DOZIER' S 0 . 4 THIS WEEK AND NEXT. Come at once and get the choicest selections, Peautiiul spring shades in Cushmeres at 15¢, 20e, 30c. and o Lovely Stripe Satin Berbur st 60c. Beautiful desizns in Wi Flouncings from 50c. to $2.50 per yard. Beautirul Serce Saits and Trimimines to - ateh at 85.00, 81000 $15.00, $20.00 and $25:00. This lin- also includes the Enibroiderd Vandyke Suits that are lovely, Calicos, Challiss, Pe realis, Lawns aud White Goods without end. "Come to see us and be pleased, ¢ SOUTH GEORGIA Y LE & FEMALE COT.LEGE MA Ad IJ (y 1 4 god TJ J DAWSON, GEORGIA., W. M: MOBINSON, Pres. The College under the new management opened the Spring Session on January 13th, to continue six months, Equipped wiih competent teachers itlg now prepared to do first~class work. ~Ou the basis of merit alone it invites the patronage of the pub lic. Thorough work, systematically and orderly done, is our mette. The hea'th, maunzrs and morals of the purils are carefully guarded. The discipline is upon the high plain of suasion, but it that fail then it will be enforced by harsher mears. In this, and in the intellectual advancement of the pupils the assist ance of the parents is earnestly asked and expected. TUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY. Primary Departinent; per motith;. .. .. icii iiiidiii. i 80 00 Preparatory Depavtment, per month, ... ... ciiiii sl i 300 Collegiate Departinent, per month, .......vouvessess sossss 800 Musie Departinent. permonth, .. ...i.iiieiiii iy b 0 800 lucidental, (payable un entrance)...v.eeeeiisosneivanseesses 00 PUBLIC MONRY lach child’s prorata of the public money will be deduacted from the above rates, This fund will be larger than usual this year. Parents need have no fear that their children will be overlcoked or nezleeted in the rush of larse numbers. Bach child is giver. careful traiving. Special attention is called to the Musie Department. Superior instruction in piano. organ, guitar or voeal musie at the low rates mentioned above, and instruments for practice {ree to the pupils, should commend this department to ali. A complete set of Yazey's ahject studies and maps will add much to the working facilities of the literary department. For particulars apply to the president, CITY DRUG STORE 9 LEE STREET, - DAWSON, GEORGIA. e () e I'all Line Puara and fresh Dra e, Me licinas, Paints, Oils, Faney Goods, Perfumery, ete., ete We keep o fuil and s Icet line of all Toilot A rticles ‘ombs, Braun es, Face Powders, Toilet Waters, ete., «t.. Papers, Inks, Mucilare, Pencils, ete, Fali line Whiskles, Bran lies, Wines, Gins. ete. ’ \J 7 3 DEAN'& DAVIS. NNnnant PHOTDGRAPHS. A. R. McToLLUM, The l'hu!n'vr;q\hn-r, ean give you a rue, lifestike likeness of yourseli 1] Money Lognsd ON Farm Liands AND OITY PROPERTY At lowest rates of interest. Old loans renewedl, R. F. SIMMONS, Aftorney at Law and Acent for Ga. Loan and Trust Co. B. . CURIsT( , ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, DAWEON, GA. Will practice in the State and Feder .l courts. Collections po wive speeiil attention and promp’ returns made. J. L. JAMES ATTORNEYSAT LaW DAWSON, GA. Business respectfully solicitec, GRIGGS & LAING. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DAWSBON, GA, Prompt attention to all busiaes Take no shoes un\eﬂ E&UTI W. L. l)ouflnl' name s - price are stamped en the bottom. ¥lf the dealer eannot -“n‘.:rl’ ¥ou send direet to factory, cnclosing vert IoJ price, mw.@_ ‘/’ » PO 2 LR N sPy . g ORI 7 2 SR AR N RN . NSV W. L. DOUCLAS 53 SHOE canri%: CENTLEMEN. Uine Calf, Heavy Laced Grain and Creed. moor l}va‘tc;rptrgog 1d b est 1 © oria. XAm §5.00 CENUINE HAND SEWED SHOR #54.00 HAND-SEWED WELT nga. 83.50 POLICE AND FI}‘RIEBs OE. 82.50 EXTRA \':‘},UE ‘%F Sgg . 8220 &&2 WORKINGMEN'S &. £2.00 and $1.75 BOYS' SCHOOI‘ SHOES, AN made in Congress, Button and $3 & 52 SHOES ks, $1.756 SHOE FOSR iuxsszl. Hest Material. Best Style. Best W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mags. W ' i = A DAVIS & IJOCKE.j N 1 For Sale. I have for salsa pair of good muies, C.W. KENDRWK, FOR DYSPREPS: « Use Erown's Iron Bittera, U'hysicians recommend it. Al deslers I 3 i, 3100 per botide. Genuine hus trude m‘a fud crossed red lines on wrapoer,