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A change to “ake place, we w.ant an exclusive Hardware Business,
we will not keep a mixed stock.
Oui town is ¢aking on cit. s ways. and we will join the hoom and
keep things meving, In oraer to do this we will close out our present
stoes at priees that will defy competition, and in replenishine we will
he on the inside track and best all competitors in the ruce, aln other
words we have found the place to buy, and trom now on will sell vou
lardware as eheap as 1t can bhe bought in Macon, Atlanta or Brunsw.ex
with freicht addeq. Bay cheap and sell cheap, or in other words wo
witl under buy and undersell. To make it successful it wilj require
the eash. Cash hefore delivery isa phrase which sounds rathoer harsh
to « man seeking to buy goods, but wheq he sees a saving of twenty
five to forty per cent. hi~ natural desire to saye all the money he ean
removes iy sting which it may cause, and he becomes a most nrdent
admirer 0f the mevchant whieh has no credit ledger. Cash in haud
moves the wheels of commeree and provides ali the necessaries and
luxuiics which the buman race demands,
Cash before delisery means more at the first glance than the three
words would seem to inply. It means rest after the days toil. It means
no worriment and vexation to rai e money to meet maturing hills, [y
means that a merchant who adopts and sticks to this motto does not |
have to dun his customers, It means more friends and Jess vm-mivs.l
It means he can count his profits every night and know just where he
stands, Who then would not adopt this method of doiys business, es |
pecially if he can offer such inducements that the customer will bo
bound, in order to save money, to visit his store and purchase hisgoods
Cach Is ITo~wr IZine.
We have adopted this motto and shall stick to it, we wi'l profit by |
it, aud so will our customers,
Groeeries. Crockery, Witlow and Glassware—We desire to eall your
attention especially to the reduction ofpricesin these lines,ns we will not
havdle them . A'l we ask is for you to see us hefore huying.
MARLIN & SONS,
Duy the White
Li is the lighest ranning and most
durable family sewing machine.
In 1888 it was honored above all
t he Centennial Ixposition st Cins
cinnati. In 1389 it was trinmph~
ant with the hirhest honors au the
Exposition Universelle Paris, and
was awarded the gold medal tor the
best family sewing machine. For
sale for eash or on installments by
A. . HATCHER.
B el e b s s
DAWSON DOINGS.
A perfect peach vill be a curi
osity in this section this year.
Mr. Frank McNuliy now has a
position with McLauin Bros. & Co.
Mc('ollum has rveturned to the
city prepared to resume photes
graphing.
The Columbus Southera is doing
a heavy melon business, Two
solid trains of smelons wer:t up that
road the other day.
Mr. Eugene Pinkston, of near
Parrott's, now has a position with
J. W. Turner, where he is ready
to wait on his fiicads.
Juadge Roberts has sent to the
asylim in the last eight days
G. W. Washington, Mariah Cles
m-nts and Vina Reed, all colored.
Mr. S. R. Cheistie has resigned
the position of cashier of the Na~
tional Bank and Mi. FLE. Clark
has been elected to that josition.
John Mott, the younz white
man who was convicted of shooting
into a house, has been carried to
Steven's pottery to serve his sen
tence. -
The city stock law went iato
eifect last Friday. Mr. log aud
Migs Cow will please bear this in
mind” and not promenude the
streets as of yore.
The people of Terrell county are
now a u~it upon the builling ot a
new court house. The election ia
October will demonstrate the fact.
The announcement of loa. C.
B. Wooten for congress met with
many manifestations of approval
upon our streets on last Saturday.
It was the theme of many, surs
prisingly developing 2 strength
that many did not look for.
The gospel tent meetings begun
here last Sunday morning. Rev.
15, M. Whitine is being assisted this
week by Presidinz Elder MeGehee
and Rev. O. B, Chester. Rev. J.
B. Culpepper and other ministers
are expected next week.
Mr. W. L. Wallace and Mrs.
B. Leben, of Albany, were mars
ried at the Baptist parsonage, this
city, on last Thursday, by Rev.
W. H. Patterson. Mr. Wallace isa
comparatively young man, while
Mrs. Leben is apparently getting
on in years. '"hey ran away, but
have now, no doubt, returned to
the *“parental” roof.
We have been requested by Mr.
Wm. Jennings, of the 1154th dis
« trict, to ask that a force gather at
the Primitive Baptist church, near
this eity, on Tuesduy, the 22ad o
this mouth, and put in good order
the dijapidated lence now around
the church graveyard. He also
requests that suitable tools be
brought with the working. firce.
Proper attention to this matter will
receive the warnicst thauks of those
interested.
* Bee Hay for good grocevics.
A WAGON FACTORY
& .
A $25,000 STOCK COMPANY .
ING ORGANIZED.
Another Great Eaterprise Fop
Dawson, and Still the (osq
Work Goes On,
The saying that one good work
brings on another is truly verified
in the fact that some now enters
prise is started here weekly.
- The latest is the Dawson Wazon
Manufacturing Company, with a
capital stock of $25,000,
There has already been about
half the stock sabscribed, and the
gentlemen who have the matter in
hand feel confident that they will
have no trouble in raising the bal
ance of the stock this weck.
Among the prominent citizens
interested in this new enterprise
are Juo. R. Mercer, O. B. Stevens
and 8. R. Christie.
This will be one of the largest
mantfacturing establishments of
the kind south of Chattanooga.
Thie company will employ batween
thirty and forty workmen, snd
manufaciore in the neichborhood
of 40,000 wagons a year.
Dawson will be a manuofactur
ing eity of some note if she con
tinues growing in this dircetion as
she has of Jate, and the intications
are that she will.
Don’t, Dawson groy!
Persouais,
Mr. and Mrs. W. . Locke are
on a visit to Annisten, Al
Rev. Walter J-.i”)’ I \'i"il’lll‘_f his
parents in this county this week.
Mrs. J. M. Griggs is on a visit
to her pavents in Randolph county.
Mr, and Mrs. M. S. Keith are
at Gainesville, Ga., for the sam |
mer. . I
Mr. Charles Perry. ot Macon
county, is visiting our conaty this
week.
Mr. Clark Wooten has returned
from Limory College to spend va
cation. ‘
Corporal Gunn, of the Cuth
bert Liberal-Enterprise,was in LImI
city last Tharsday. |
Mr. C. E Holliday left Mnn(l:lyI
for Rosa, S. C., where he will
spend the summer.
Bditor J. E. Brown and wife,
ot Newnan, are visiting Mr, |
Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B,
H. Brown. |
Mr. Frank Pranch anl sic'er,
Mies Maunde, ot Fort Valler, ure
the quests of the family of Mr. J.
B. Perry.
Piof. G. G. Bond, principal of
the Athens Public School,is in our
city. He has many frieuds here
who are always glad to see him.
Rev. and Mrs. O. B. Chester
are visiting Mrs, Chester's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bradley. Rev.
I Mr. Chester is assisting ia the gos:
i pel tent meeting.
Mr. J. W. Peddy, of Wildwood,
IFla. has moved to the city with
his family and is occupying the
Cobb residence on Maiu street.
Laces! Lac:sl Leces!
An elegan line ot Torchon, Me
ldcci and t’amlyke Lace at tlors
ley & Killeu.
B o b
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
{a;}fl liver compluint? Si'loh's
Vilalizer is guaraniced to cure
you, Sold by .D. Saje.
' Best apple vinegar at Marlin's
| for 25 cents. '
I ALLIANCE BARBECUE.
i G
I TERRELL FARMERS HAVE A DAY
! OF PLEASURE.
lAn Immense Crowd at the Cross
I Roads Barbecae--Speaking.
i Last Thursday was a memorable
| day in the atinals of Terrell couns
I ty.
It wss the oceasion of the annu
’ul Jaly celebratiop and barbecue
of the Terrell County Alliance.
From an early hour in the morn
ing until 10 o%lock ecountless
gtreams of people flowed through
the streets ol Dawson on their way
to the Cross Roads. A spactator
who stood upon one of our strests
remarked that it seemoad as if the
whole of the Gth and 12th distriets
Ih:ul emptied themselves into the
I city on their way to the great resar.
I voir that ha 1 upened itself south of
-us to the people of the county. As
it appesred north of us, so did it
appeai xast and west ot us to other
eyes.
| It was a most pleasant sizht to
witness this continual travel of wo-=
men and men who, intent upon the
[ pleasures hetore them, were strain .
ing every nerve in their bouyancy
I«)t tealing {o reach the s:ene of
I gaiety.
By ten o'clock in the morning
the crowd had arvived on the
gronnds, and it was estimated at
from 3,000 to 4,000,
l A striking peculiarity and one of
the virtues of the day was the de
’ourum exhibited by every one
’pro.\nnt. It was a wellsbehaved
crowd in every particalar. Not a
single thing ocenrred to mar the
enjoyment of the day.
A crowd like that, closely as)-
ciated with the intelligence of the
connty, had to be spoken to, and
as Ml, Northern was not present,
some one had to speak, and it fell
te the lot of Mr, A. C. Hill, candi
date for the senate, to tead off. He
was followed by Me. W.an. Jens
nincz, candidate for the house~
These gentlemen defined their po
sitions on some ot theissues of the
day, and their speeches were well
received.
Judge J. H. Guerry was alwo
called upon, and in hiz usual way
enlivened all present by his elo
quence, his salties of humor and his
practical iliustrations. All under
stood him as standing squarely up
ou the principles of the aliiance n
in it: mission of good,
Butthe ““east of reazon and the
flow of soal® was at the weliditied
tables, which were weighted with the
gond things that rested upon them.
The barbeened meats had been ele
aantly attended” to, and iv was a
laxury to partake of the becf, pork,
kid and mutton which temptal all
The appetites of many were met by
an abandance of friel chicken,
wnd the eonventional chicken pie,
cooked 1n all the perfection that
our housewives are capable of, was
there to gladdea the tastes of ali
who are partial to it. This was
flainked on all siles by homawmal:
bread and the old-time biseuit of
stowy whiteness,
In the muny gatheringsof the
people of Terrell connty it is the
univarsal verdict th.ut never bhefor:
did the people of the county meet
with so suceessiul an oceasion as
was that at the Cross Roads last
Thursday.
Durin z the day the allianes held
a session and, besides transieting
other business, eleeted the follow
ing connty offizers: J. 8. Elmore
president, Wm. Martin vice presis
dent, W. S. Dozier seerctary, J. L.
Lansford chaplain, John MeCarthy
lecturer, M. S. Keith ussistant
lecturer, W. CU. Marshall door
keeper, E. P. Bigelow assistant
doorkecper, Daniel ~ Woolbrizht
gergeant at arms.
Business Change,
Mr. W. E. Riordan has sold
his stock of wh'skies and tobaceco
to Daniel & Bolton, and has pur
chas d the mercantile business of
Steveus & Nasworihy.,
My little girl, aged seven years,
was afflicted with a severe 2ough
ad cold. She could not sleep,
but coughed almost incessantly. I
was induced by a fiend to try
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and
was astonished at the immedi.ite re
iiet it gave and the cure it producs
ed. Thave tried many remedies
for coughs and colds, but this is
supatior to any ol them —Prof. J.
M. schan, Capital Ciey Commers
cinl College, Des Moines, lowa,
For sale by Cheathaum and Far~
rar.
—— .l e =
Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you
need for Constipation. Loss of Ap
petite, Di%')ess, and all gymptom
of Dyspefsia. Pric: 50 and 75
cants per bottle. Sold by T. D,
Sale,
OUR PUBLIC SCIHOOLS.
An Excellent Corps of Teachers to
Take Charge.
Dawson’s public school system is
going to place her up head in South
west Georgia as an edueational
centre, and she is going to make a
reputation iv this dircetion that
our people will be proud of.
At ameeting of the school coms
missioners on last Wednesday che
followiny teachers were elected :
Miss Dorine Rawls, of Mar
shallville, hizh school departinent.
Miss Corine Yarbrough, of
Spring Vale, grammar depart~
ment.
Miss Chartie Cheatham ,of Daw
son, primary department.
W. L. Hollis, priceipal of the
colored schools.
With Professor Roberson as
superintendent and Profesor Clark
as principal, assisted by the ahove
named efficient teachers, our pub~
lic schools are sure to prosper.
There will be an examination for
two additional eolored teachers on
the first Wednesday in Augnst.
The colored Masonie hall, at. the
south end of Main streot, will be
used for the colored schoo'.
Albany Defeats Oar Boys. '
~ Inagame of ball between the
“Albany and Dawson teams, at the
former place on last Friday, the
Albany bhoys defeated the Dawson
‘ boys by a scove of nineteen to nine,
~ There are several leasons for
this “walk over,” as it were, hy
‘the Albany boys, one of which is
that tie “profesh” behind the bat
could not hold the man “Yamma
eraw,” who threw so many beau
tiful curves, which the Albany
“boys batted at pleasure, and that
too, withouta “bass fiddle,™ and
that our boys got eattied and piay
ed a miserably rotten game. But,
then our boys were not at home,
md were easily excited by the
“warshoop” that continually is
sued from the throats of the ens
thusiastic Albanyian,
For “guving,” the average small
hoy of Albany, aud the larger
ones too, for that matter, certains
Iy “‘take the cake,” and our boys
should peesent them with a lifes
size chromo for the cheek thy dis
played on this oceasion,
The third game between the
two clabs wis to have been played ‘
in this eity this afternoon, but on'
acconut of heavy ratns has heen |
postponed until later, at which time
our boys will not accept the
services of professionals far
nished by Albany gentlemen, hut
will pliy theie owan team, which
they should have done in Albany.
=t MO S i
Hill Endorsed.
The Rumdotph county alliance
has passed the following resolu
tion:
Wheveas, The County Alhaaee
of Terrell has named fHon. A. Q.
il 18 its choice for senator to
vepresent the Tlth District in the
next legislature ot Georgia, and,
Whereas, we récognize in Me. Hiil
a gentleman every way worthy of
such honor and trust; therefore he
it
Resolved, that we join our
brother Alliaacemen of Terrell
county in endorsine him for the
said office ot Senator.
el e
Never betove hove we heard
so much complaint conecerning
searcity anl unreliability of day
labor as the farmeis of Terreli have
uttered this year. Jast what the
causeis, we are unable to say,
and the farmers are not agreed
some that more nezroes than here~
tofor> are renting land, and that
they do not work as continually as
heretolore—conscquently the same
number of hands perform less
work. Others say that the ne
groes are actually tewer in number,
many having gone out of the coun
ty, working on the railroads, and in
the cities,
J. R. Mercer & Co. bave just
received one car of Columbus bug -
gies aud are looking cvery day ior
two cars of Stuce baker wazons,
two cars of Tennessee wagons, one
car of Melboura wagons, one car
of Old Hickory wagons, oae car ot
Road Uarts 590 sets of Hirness
and a car of Globe buggies. Be
sure you give them a call whea
you reed anything in this line,
SRR
C. A. Cheatham’s stock pow
ders cares cholers i chickens or
hogs, besides it is the best powder
on the market. Sold Ly Cheatham
& Farrar,
e @ GOt e e s
Tiy the sott and noiscloss “Sila
ver King” bed spring. Soweihing
good to sieep on.
, ; LoWREY & Oggr,
- AN ASSASSIN'S SHOT
.
FRANKSTUBBS SHOT BY ANOTH
: ER NEGRO -
Who Was Concealed in the Dark--
The Assassin Known.
On Nasworthy's Styles place,
about six miles below the city, ou
Sunday night, Frank Stubhs, a
colored tenant, came near losing
his lite by assassination,
Stubbs was sitting in Ben Men
go's house, a neighbor, just oppo
site the door, when the assassin
stealthily approached in the dark
ness without and emptied a load of
duck shot from a gun in Stubb's
lett shoulder and in his neck. |
In his fli_ht the would be mur
derer fell over a chicken coop and
dropped his hat, which was identi
fied the next morning as belonging
to Beauregard H- nderson, another
nesto on the place, |
Henderson had had a diffica’ty
with Stubbs previous to Sunday
night and circumstances pointed
strongly to his guilt before the
finding ot the hat that so conelu
sively fastens the crime upon him.
Dr. Dean was called to see }
Stubbs early Monday morning,and
it is his opinion that the wounds
will not necessarily prove fatal.
As soon as notified of the erime
Monday morning Sheriff' Fhornton
left for the scene of the deed to
begin a search for Henderson, wlo
hen had twelve hours start on
him. He tracked the fugitive in
to Dongherty county, when durk
ness compelled im to give up the
hunt and star. on his return to
the city, reaching here yesterday
moraing just before day. He has
ehout located Henderson, howevs
er, and his capture may he looked
for daily.
A Bold Rascal.
I As Mr. J. A. Horsley was near
| ing his back gate on going home
trom towa last Saturday nizht, at
nine o'clock, he saw a negro man
coming from his yard with an axe.
When Mr. Horsley hailed him he
threw down the axe and ran, Mrs,
Proctor, who lives near by, hears
ing v r. Horsley, told him that the
negro had asked at her house for
an axe to knock ona wagon tie
that had fell from a wheel up the
street. About that time Mr.
Horsley heard a commotion in his
lot and oa investi ;ation foand that
his fine Jersey heifer had been tied
around the necked and choked
down After eapturinr the heifer
the thiet found that the lot eate
was locked and was in Mr. Hors
ley’s yard to get an axe with which
to open the gate when that gentle
man put in his very tinely ap
pearance.
New District,
The county commissioners have
made a new district of that pors
tion of the Eleventh district known
as “the forks.” The stock law is
in force in ““the torks” aud the new
district was established by the com
missioners because they were so
petitioned by the poople of that
portion of the eleventh,
lno!h;r.rFirm.
Mr. I O. Thornton has left the
employment of J. R. Mercer & Co.
to associate himself in with Me!ton
Bros. in the cotton wwehonse buqi
ness ander the firm name of Mel
ton Bros. & Co. Mr. B. F. Mel
ton will also be connected with the
firi.
B e
Miss Lorena Passmore has re
turned o Sauwanvee to resume her
luties as teacher of the high
school at that place. She was ac
companied 1o Atlanta by her
younger brother, Seab. Passmore,
who intends tiking a course in a
commercial college, Seab. has
hean clerking tor A, J. Baldwin I
& Co. for several years, and will
be greatly missed by his many
{rieads and custo ners,
James Mursh, of Aten, Nebrs s
ka,after an expericr.ce of four years
in selling Chamberlian’s Pain Bali
says “Its the best and most relia
ble Jiniment ever produced.” A fifs
ty cent bottle of it will accomplisi
more 11 the teaatmnt of rhe uma
tism, lame back or s vere sprains
than five dollurs invested in any
other way. The pompt reliet I
of pain which it affords s alone
worth many times its cost. For
sale by Cheatham and Farrar, I
il e 4
Our soda water is made of the
purest mat rial by compeient per
sons. ‘l'he syrups we use are made
ol granulated sugar flvored with
pure irvuit juices and when cooled
w 0 34 derees is necessunily re regh
ing and wholsome, The milk
shakes we dispense aro ag good as
can be produced. Your patron«
age is resg‘wttuléy solicited,
| + D. BaLe Drug Store.
’ IMPROVEMENT NOTES.
A Few of the Many Inprovements
Now Going On in Dawson.
I Don’t Dawson Grow !
’ This great truth is’ impressed
~deeper on the mind of the N Ews
‘every day.
I Work on the cotton compress
was commenced last week. Mr.
John A. Bishop has the contract
and will push the work through,
having it completed and tested be~
tore the opening of the coming
season. By this means and our
two ratlroads, we will be able to
compete successfully with any
markat soath of Macon, and we
expect to reccive not less than
30,000 bales of cotton next seas
son.
T'he finishing touches are being
put on the elegant new brick
stores of Lowrey and Ovr and hles
Lain Bros. The glass frouts have
been received anl put in posi
tion. They weizhed about 2,000
pounds, and the freight alone
amounted 1o $lOO.OO. The panes
measured 8% by 11 fuet. It was a
big job to move them from the de
pot to the stores on a dray, and
attracted considerable attention.
Dr. W. B Cheatham has his
tour new brick stores nearly coms
pleted, and the work on Davis
& Dozier's new store is being
pushed rapidly. T. J. Ilart is
bui ding a fine brick store between
Frank Bethune's and Will Talbot's
on Muain street. Melton Bros. are
building a large brick cotton and
and cuano warehouse on the cors
ner of Lee and Stonewall strects,
north of court house square. The
stone and granite is being received
for the front of A.J. Buldwin &
Co's. mommoth three story wholes
sale house. Several new resilens
ces are being erected in different
parts ot the city and the s'reets
are almost blockaded ia every dis
rcetion with building mateiin!
and one can searcely look around
without exclaiming
Dou’t Dawson Grow !
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N:sbitt to Speak,
Hon. R. T. Neshitt, candidate
for commissioner of agriculture,
writes to the Nuws that he will
address the people of Terrell coun
ty, in Dawson, en next Monday,
the I4th inst., on the sohject of
agriculture. Mr. Nesbitt iy fully
competent to treat his subject elo~
quently and sensibly, and our
tarmer friends should avail them
selves ol the opportanity to hear
him.
—— e eePP S e
Kandolph Court.
Col. J. G. Parks left for Cuths
bert Monday, where he weat to
defend Wash Robinson, who is
charged with the killinz of Allen
Nipples, the particulars ot which
our readersare familiar. The trial
was set for yesterday. Sam Snell
inzs, the desperado, will atso be
trted Judge Lumpkin will pre
side for Jud ze Guerry, who is diss
tl||:|“|i("l.
Public Speaking.
Hon. T. H. Kimbrough, Master
of the State Grange, will deliver a
public address in Dawson on next
Wednesday, the 16th inst. Mr,
Kimbrouzh is known to our people
as an able speaker, and he should
be given a large andience,
| Handsome Goods.
~ Horsley & Killer have decided .
ly the largest and handsomest line
of white goods, embroideries and
lace of all discriptions, ever ship
ped to the civy. They are beyond
question Headquarters for such
soods®
Car’ load of Corn,oOats and Bran
just received at L. C. Durham’s,
The best and freshest tasmily
oroceries at A. B. Hay's,
Bedsteads, cots, spring beds,
tywel racks, center tables, saes
snd mattresses at
Lowrey & Orr’s.
An immense stock of laces, lin
ens, domestics, caricoes, lawns, rib
bois and notis, any style, any
price. Lowrey & Orr.
It you wsnt something really
pretty fora small amount of mon
ey, examine our line ot Iry gooids,
Lowrey & V.
The choicest line of Hambarg
and Syiss Kmbroidery at mau vel
ously low prsces.
Lowrey & Gre,
We are offering our Summer
Dress Goods at very low figures.
A. J. Baldwin & Co.
Money made by buying good
from the Surprige Store.
Guas, pistols and rifles at A.
J. Baldwin and Co's.
Choice Mixed pickles at 75 cents
per gallon at W. R, Martin’s,
~ Tubepaines 10¢. sizy at The,
each, Ol.hers‘ in pmportion, aL
I Cheatham & Farear's,
Black Lawns, Black Orgahdies in
Plaids, Stripes and Luce Checks.
All the newest things in these
goods in big quantities are going
cheap at
DAVIS & "UOZIER'S,
‘ ELECTRIC LIGHTS
lAFE A PROBAB'.ITY IN DAWSON.
I COUNCIZL IN SESSION,
The city council held its reg
ular monthly session Monday night,
There were present Mayor (heat
ham aud Aldeimen Kaigler, Rui
ney, Hannah and Turaer. Absent,
Alderman Deubler.,
Mr. " J. Barfoot, representing
the Edison elestric light syste n,
wus present and made the conac®
a proposition for lighting (he civy
He proposes to furn'sh 100 lights
at a cost of 820 each per year
The city now bas fifty lmps which
cost 81,500 n year. The matter
wis relorred w a committee com
posed of Aldermen Keigler, Turns
er ard Hannah,
A petition to suspend the stock
stock law until' October was tabled.
Ihe cornci' was notified by the
county commissivners, who are
taking the initiatory steps tow, =ds
build sg a new cous ¢ house,to '\m\'el
the city ha'l from off the cou..
house square. Aldermen Kaigler,
Raivey and Turner were appoits
edacommittee to see what disposi~
tior could be made of the present
holl and to secure another, An
effort will bs made to buy the prm
ory for city purposes. s
J.R. Mercer, O. B. Stevens and
I. H. Crouch were appointed city ‘
19X URSesSOrS,
Bottled Budweiser Beer and Keg
Beer on tap at A. B. Hay's.
Everything new in hemstitched
flouncings, every pattern specially
selcted, must be seen to be appre
ciated. Lowgrey & ORrg.
See Horsley & Killen’s $3 00,
$4OO, and §sooshoes. They are
certuinly worth the money.
Clothing 50 per cent. below cos
o DavisandLocke’s Bargain count
ter. 2
Toilet soaps, brushes, comhs,
colognes, extracts. ete , at bottom
prices at Cheatham & Farrar's,
Sleepless nights made miserahle
by timt terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remely for you
Sold by T, D. Sule. |
We are prepared to sell all uils‘
and paints av rock bottom priecs
Full live of all colors in oil and
diy Cheatham Forerar,
Horsley & Killen have the best
selection ot ladies and chiidren’s
skoes in the city.
The best and cheapest heel
scrapes can be found aw J. W,
Torner's.
A new line ot window Shadcs
and Curtain Poles.
A.J. Barpwiy and Co,
We offer special inducements
in carpets and rugs and rattav
chairs. Lowrey z4d O, ..
Clothing at Manufe ‘turer's Poiie
at the Surprise Store.
Uive us an opportunity ot cons
vinciug you that we have the best
nd cheapest white gouds, notions
and embroideries ‘n the city,
Hoxrsrey & KiLLen.
Dr. Holt’s Dyspeptic E-“vir v 'l
cure dyspepsii, indigestion, liver{
trouble, headache, kidney digense,
chronic diarrhee ~ heart disease ana
isthma. For sule by ail druggists,
Wil you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver compiaint? Sintoh’s Vi
telizer is guarautes | o cure you.
Sold by 1. D, Sale,
A line of beautitul assorted
missesembroidered and hemstitched
flouncing just received at Lowrey
& Orr's, 3
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ST.LOUIS MO, m DALLASTEX.
cAUTION W. L. Dougins Shoes ars
N‘rnunled. and cvery pair
has his name and price stamped on botton:.
5 000 m.:’"v R $3.00
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W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE ceni™:
: CENTLEMEN.
I Fine Calf and Laced Waterproof €irain.
| The excellence and wearing qualities of this ghoe
cannot be better shown thnu%» y the strong endorse
ments of its thousands of mnninnt WORreTs,
| 55.00 Genuine Hand-sewed, an elegant and
ul!IIIsh dress Shoe which commends itself.
, 34.00 and-sewed Welt, A fine call Shoe
unequalled for style and durability.
33.50 Goodyear w:-I( is the standard dress
Shoe, at a polmlu_r price.
f 83.80 Policeman's Shoe is especlally adapted
for raliroad men, farmers, ete.
All made in Congress, Button and Lace.
FO
$3& 92 SHOES . £BBs,
have been most favorably received since introduced
and the recent Imtmxvem:-mn make them superior
to any shoes sold at these rrlcvs.
Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot uuppl);‘vnu send
direct to fu(-wr{ enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass,
47Y 1 > X
DAVIS & LOCKE
SCOTT'S |CONSUMPTION
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EM“[SIDN BRONCHITIS
VLYY ICOUCHS
CURES |¥osting
Wasting Diseases
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many have gained one pound
per day by its use.
Scott’s Kmulsion is not a secret
remedy. It coutains the stimulat
ing properties of the Hypophos
phites and pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, the potency of both
being largely inereased. It is used
by Physicians ull over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Druggists,
BCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y.
R R R I R AR I
sevew E stvewreen g
To cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti
pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take
the safe and certain remedy,
SMITH'S
Use the SMALL Size (10little Beans to the
bottle). THEY ARE THE MOST CONVENIENT.
Suitable tor all Ages.
Price of either size, 25¢. per Bottle
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KISSING:T-11-10 ey
Mailed for 4 ets, (coppers or stamps).
3. F.SMITH & 0, Makersof “BILE BEANS," ST, LOUIS &0,
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* shuat, Noble BANHOOD fully Restored, How te enta: nv.a
‘cangilion WEAK, UNDEVELOPED OROARS & PANTS OF BOLT
vtuiely unfaliing HOME TREATHENT-Houctis in days
STt e s S
+iireis ERIE MEDIGAL CO., BUFFALO. NV,
| NBB & & g e s i WLy Hauita
em;ed lun': homeovllith!:
ou Book
ummln sent IB&
B.M.WOOLLE ¢{,M.D,
Atlanta, Ga. Otfice 10454 Whitehall B¢,
