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IT PAYS.
How “the Late Heunry W. Grady
Proved The Value of Adver
tising.
Years ago, says the Tribune of
Rome.when Henry W. Grady was
struggling to bring the Rome Com
mercisl into the front ranks, he
cclled one day snd asked the Rouns
saville Brothers for an advertise
meat. Mr J. W. Rounsavilled
replied: *“Why, Grady, nobody
reads your paper, it is of o use to
advertise in it. A happy thousht
suggested itself to Ar Gredy.
He went to his office and wrote
the following advertisment which
appearcd next morning in the
Comurer ial. “Wanted, fitty
cats, i «1.! price for the same.
4 pply 1o slounsaville Brothers ”
Well, the 1 icture that presented
itself at Loursaville corner next
e orning beggers beseription. Boys
of all rges o 0 sizes, boys of all
tints {rowi the fair-headed youth
to tle sabie Ethiopian, barefoor I
boys tud re, ged boys, red-headed I
boys, freckled-faced-boys, town
Loys and conwtry boys, boys from |
all prrts ot Floyd county, blocked
vp the sidewslk, doorways and
street with bags ‘ull of cats—cats
ot every desciijiion, name and or- I
der—house crts, yvard cats, hm-ni
cats, church cats, fat cats, lean |
cats, honest cats. Well, to make
a long story sncrt,the Bounsavilles 1
told Mr. Grady to reservea col
umn for their advertisment as long
as lis paper continued, and ti.atj
was just what Grady wanted. |
The Georgia Watermellon., t
Those who are amusing them - |
selves touching the Georgia water
melon trust have not given the sub- ]
ject sufficicnt attention to know |
the extent of the watermelon busi~
ness. It is reported that on one
of the railroads leading from Geor
gia northward there are during the
season for melons, which lasts about
eight weeks, ten trains of freight
cars per day loided with melons
for the supply of the citiez of Ken- I
tucky, Indiana, Ohio and Michi
gan, aiad Canada. The Georgia
melen in many respeets beats the
world. It frequently reaches the
weight of from forty to sixty .
pounds and at its best is delicious.
Before the melon is used it should
Le cooled on ice for several hours
8o that the beart may be cold.—
Those who have made a study ot
the melon can tell whether it is
good by the fresh beauty of the I
surface, and by the light, crackling [
sound, when it is pressed. The |
best article is brittle, and the thin, I
delicate shell splits before the knile |
revealing the frosty and erimson
honey within. The stories that I
watermeloas are danzerous food do ’
not apply to the globular beauties
trom G orgia in their peach-bloom I
glory. ‘i he Georgians say, and it |
i 3 discon . ingz, that the very best
melons grov: in the State are se
fragile that {(hay cannot be trans
ported, and that those who would
enjoy the top flowers ot this won
deriul prodact of the sun and
sand mast go where the exquisite
spheres g'isten among the dewy
liaves of the generous vines 'whnm»l
marvelous distitlnent of sweetness
is the duinty dis.inction of a favor
ed lind. We shall not say the
watermel-n trust is designed to de
prive the black boys ot the south
of the most succnlent of their coua
solations, but it does seem to be an
interference with the freedom of
national commercce. History has
not done justice to the watermelon
of Georgia, and commerce ‘ails
where there are long-haul restries
tions that prevent the delivery of
melons by the millions from the
sunlit plains of the imperial state of
the south in the msrkets or Mans
hatten.—Brooklyn Standard.
Atlanta is now the ‘‘dark horse”
pasture of the State. It is sail
that quite a drove of this interest
ing species are being trained
that interesting city with a view to
accidents in the contest for the
governorship and cong:ess in the
fitth district.--Macon Telegraph.
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Prospects are good for a big war
over in Mexico. The uprising of
the several states is against DPresis
dent Diaz, who the people charge
is plotting to become dictator.—
Troeps ate gathering in every di
rection.
Every tissue of the body, every
uerve, bone and muscles is made
stron_er and mcre healthy by tak
ing Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
A Lewtiful line of assorted
missesemwbroidered and hewstitehed
flouccings just received at Lowrey
&Cri's,
A Symptom Is Not a Disease,
The suftering rheamatie would
ook ineredulous it told his rheuma
tism was not a disease. Also the
sufferer from catarrh,with his sore,
tender and exudinz nostrils, if told
catarrh wes bt a symptom. Yet
guchit i+ ia foot. The disense
trom whi~h 2 mae a» womaa sufs
ford. who }es rh-unatism or cats
arrh is: blea! neison, How did
the poison get into the blood? From
various ['eanses; colds, exposuare,
indigestion, contagion, ete, may
have been the eanse. No matter,
your blood is impure, and you will
saffer just =0 ‘lonz as this great
stream of fife id clorzed with par
ticles of impurity. Then why not
strike at the rootor cause of your
rheamatism or eatarrh by annihi-
lating the eneinies of gcod health
that'exist in your Blood. This can
he done by using Dr. Ball's Sar
saprilla, Its alterstive virtue will
quickiy cleanse the blood of every
impuril:y. aind thousands have thus
by its use been permantly cured of
rheamatism and eatarrh, No
other remedy in the world acts so
powerfully and yet so harmless y as
a blood purifier. 1t conquers as
if by magic all tendeney to eraptive,
irritating and painful ailmenis.
Full's Sarsaparilla has entirely
cured me of rheamatism, from
which I suffered for three long
years. I have now bteen free from
pain for several months :nu];l have
no doubt the cure is permatent
Isham Bridges, Uniontown, Ky.
A lady said she had hard work to
get her druggist to ke p Dr. Bulls
Worm Destroyers,as he was anxicus
to sell another kind. But she made
him get them for her. Go mother
and do likewise.
Childrén Enjoy
The pleasant flavor, gentle ae
tion and soothing eflects of Syrup
of Figs, when in need of a laxative
and it the father or mother be
costive or bilious the most gratifvs
ing results follow its use, so that 1t
is the best family remeday known
and every family should have a
bottle,
The “*dark horse”” will not have
an opporiunity to show himself in
the gubernatorial rece in Georgia
this year.
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Hon., Patrick Walsh has been
appointed by Prezident Ilarrizon
alteroate commissioner to the
World’s Fair in place of 8. LI. In
mar,who declined.
A Nebraska farmerjotted down
the tarifl taxes on the gcols he
used for a year and made a wotal
of $142.02 His other taxes, paid
to county and state,were only $76.«
82. It is,perhaps, unpecessary to
add that iie is now an ardent tariff
reformer. Go thou aund do like
wise.
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The papers have it that Governor |
Nichols, of Louisiana, has refused
a bribe of $5,000,000 from the lot
tery. It Talleyrand was correct
when he said that every man has
his own price, a few men like Gov.
Nichiols, were it found nocessary
to buy them,would bandrupt the
Rothehilds.
bty
~ On Saturday a number of boys
were bathing in a pond on the
suburks of Macon. = A rain storm
coming up they went gto a
small but. Tlhe lightaing struck
this hut,and as soon as the fright
ened und dazed inmates recovorul‘
from the shock, it was found three |
of their number were still uncon
scious. One was dead and the
other two recovered,
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'('he south had better look to her
laure's as a cotton growing region.
Russia 13 plonting large areas with
cotton sced from the southern
states. Great quaatities of cotton
seed from this country have been
planted this year on the Crimean
peniusula and various other places
on the coast of the Black sea,
where cetton has never been
grown belore,
Col. W. H. Hulsey, of Atlanta,
is willing to serve the dear people
of the fifth district in congress,and
has expressed hisreadiness to sacri
fice his private interest for the
ipublic good. He does not think
that either Liviuzs-on or Stewart
Icnn or would properly represent
Ithe people. and, theretore, he
| places his timeand services upon
| the saerificial alter. This i§ the
| era of patriotic devotion, and if we
I will only shake the bushes out
I jumps any number of full fledged
| patriots.
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I For lame back, side or chest,
| use Shiioh’s Porous Plaster. Price
i 52 cents. Sold by T. D, Sales.
| Dr. Acker's Engiish Pills
Are active, eflectiva and pure.
For sick headache, disordered
stomach, loss ot appetite, bad com
plexion and bilionsness, they have
never been equaled, eiher in
Ameriea br abroad. Sold by e:n
& Davis.
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Sheriff’s Sales.
Will be sold before the conrt
house door, at pubiic outery, in
Dawson, Terrell coanty, Ga., on
the first Tuesday in Ansust next,
to the highest bidder tor eish, the
tollowing property to.wit
The undivided halt futerest of
W: M. Martin in and to fot of
tand No. 121, in the third district
of Terrell county, Ga. Levied
on to sutisfy two execations, boil
n favor of J. R. Mercer & Co.,
one agsinst said Martin, issued
from the esunty court of Terrell
county, and the other avainst D.
D. Harper and W. M. Martin,
Issued trom the Justice Cour; of
the 1151 Distriet, G. M., Terrcli
county.
Also, at the same sime time and
place 35 or 40 acres of laud in the
villige of Susser, Ga., heing part
of fot No. 137, iu the 3rd Disirict
of ‘Lerrcll county, Ga,, and known
as the Himpson mill and gin prop.
erty. Also the grist mill, ging,
enzines,bhorler, and all the fixtares
beiongias thereto. Levied on as
the property of B. ¥ Wiygsins to
satisty a mortgage fi fa in tavor of
Wrigrt Keunedy, vs. B. F. = los
gins, Issued trom Terrell Supe
rior court.
Also, at the same time and place,
300 acres of land, more or less,
situated, lying and being in the
county ot Lerrell, state of Georgia,
and betng on the high road trem
the town of Dawson to Chicasaw
batchie in said county, and being
about five and one half miles from
the town of Dawson, and about
one mile from the town of Chick:-
sawhatchie and formerly known as
the Moreland place,snd bought by
Rev, C. C. Pendergrast trom B. I,
Melton, March 15th, 1883, being |
in the third district ot Terreli
county, Gra., as will more fully
appear from adeed of B. F. Mel
ton to Rev, C. C. Pendergiast, to
satisty a mortgage fi fa fro i Terrell
superior couryin favorof Cathers
ine Brennan vs. Rev. . C. Pens
dergrast. I'. R. THORN tON,
July Ist, 1890. Steriff.
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Rdministrator’s Sale.
By virture of an order from the
court of Ordinary of Terrell coun.
ty, Ga., will be sold before the
court house door, in Dawson, Ga,
on the first Tuesday in Angustnoxt
the following property te'ouging
to the estate of G, T, MeLain, late
of said county deceased: ane tourth
andivided iuterest in all that pars
cel ofland lying andsituated in the
town of Dawson, laid oft and des
seribed as follows: Beginning
at the north west corner of the lot
owned by W. I, Locke and oceux
pied by Davis & Locke as a ecloths
g store, and running thenee due
north along che east side of Main
street sixty feet, thence due cast to
north Avenue, thenee due south
along said Avenue'to corner of 10l
owned by M . Jeunings, thence
due west tosoutheast corner of lot
owned and occupied by the Dawson
National Bunk, thence due north
to northeast corner of lot owned
by W. I. Locke und occapied as
stated above, thence due west to
point of beginning. So'd for divis
ion among heirs, Terms cash,
W. A McLaln,
June 3rd, 1890, Adm.
Guardian’s Sale.
Fy virtue of an order from the
Hon. Samuel Lampkin, Judge of
the Superior Court in and for the
Northern Cireuit, state ot Ga., wili
be sold on the first Tuesday in Aus
gust nexr, at the court house door,
in the city ct Dawson, Terrell
county, Ga, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidddr for
cash, the toliowing property to wit:
Five twenty~fourths undivided
interest in one thousand acres
of land in the 3rd District of Tere
vell county, Georgia, known as the
Roberson place, and consisting of
lots number 126, 130, 131, 132,
and 138, in 3rd Dist. of [Terrell
county. Sold for division and rein
vestment. A. W. Mersnon,
Guardian of Minor Children, ete.
July lal, 1890.
Application for Dismission.
GEORGIA—Terrell Counuty.
Whereas, J. R. Mercer, aduwin
istrator of Sarah A. Hearn, repre
sents to the court in his petition,
duly filed avd entered on record,
that he has fully admivistered
Sarah A. Hearu's estate. This is
therefore to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred aund creditors, to
show cause if any they can, why
saill administrator should not bhe
dizcharged from his adminvistratior,
and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in Sept-mber,
1890, J. W. ROBERTS,
Ordinary.
June 2nd 1890,
Dissolution Notice,
The firm ot B.S. Mathews &Co. is
this day disolved by mutual consent
Hass & ilarris retiving and B, S,
Mathews assuming all Hiabitities. All
accounts due the firm will he paid
him, who will continue the busi
ness, B. 5. MATHEWS.
HASS & HARRIS.
June 20th 1890,
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Will cure every ease of
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Chronid Dysentary or Dia:
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2000 pounds ot heeswax wanted.
Highest price paid.*
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the summer a lot of 4ne
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of Baldwin & Co. and & Gaise,
where I have new and impr\,\'mi
machinery, and guarantee all work
turned out first class in eve By e
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Respectfully,
SAM POTTS,
Formerly with the Variety Works. ‘
Or. L. G. BONBKE, ‘
Puvsician AND SurcEeoy,
DAWSDM, GEORGIA.
I can be found darin: the div
at ny office adjoining the roows
of the D iwson Journal. At nisht
at my residence on Lee stroce,
Special attention to the dizeqses
of women and chiidren.
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I want to buy Five Shares
of Columbus Southern Rail
road stock and Ten Shares |
of Dawson National Bank
stock. | APULTON:
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DAWSON, GA.
Will practice in the State and
Federal Courts. Collections res
ceive spacial attention and pronpt
returns made.
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Money, Money!
To loan on furm lands and’ eivy
property at teu per cent, includ
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For every dellar IN CASH that vou spend with us between this
and Ociobert Ist, we will give you a ticsec eatidding you 1o a chaues
at 14 k rar, fondle case, cen winding and stem sotting Gold Wateh,
wort 830, Tae drawing will take place at our siore on the above o .te
atder the manazement ob disinterested parties. Don't fail to come
and sece the watca and secure o ticket.
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DEAN & DAVIS.
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CITY DRUG STORE
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insure Yoar Property flaanst Fire
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LAING & RAINEY
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“trong & Reliabls Companies
La'i.’i \.;.,..ig ijz) 850 :!.Li A\ 7 N :
They can be tound at the News office or ut the office of J. A. Laing
over (heatham & Dean's drur store.
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Keeps alwas in stock a full supply of
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TOIBACCO
Sold by the Box at manufacturers’ price and very low at retail. Best
srades on the market. The Alliavce is esprcially invited to look at
my tobaccos betore Luying.
E>EITECEY E3ECICEN.
A lot of the eelehrated “Kentucky” dried beet just reccived. Fiuest
evershipp-d bere.
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Delivered in any part of the city free of charge. Churches and church
socteties supplied free.
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I bave purchased Messre, Hillman Wals's im n2nsa st i< of
DRUCS RND MEDICINES
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*nd will do husiress at the game stand. The members of the firm are
W. C. Kendrick, A.J.BALDWIN and TO. SALF, and they pro
pose 1o run cne of che best and most reliable Drug Stoies in the stut e
Everything in the way of Drugs, Pate.t Mecicines; Paiots, Oils, Vars
uishes, Toilet Articles, ete. ete, of the purest and best makes wiil be
kept wlways in stock.
They also carry a fine line of the purest Whiskies, Wines, Brandies,
ete., tor medicinal use, which they bought low and are going to sell low.
Mu. T. D SALE will bave charge +t the busiressand will be glad
to sce ull £ uis old friends and make new ones.
Give them a call and be convineed that they mean business.
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. R. MERCER &« CO
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: —WILL SELL YOU A—
Wagon, Buggy, Read Catt
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Carriage, Surrvey or Phaeton .
On as easy terms as any house in Georgia. JUall on them ac thei®
New Iron Repository, where you will find Mr. J. W, BROWN ever
ready to waiton you. Geod Notes Preferable to Money. Don't forget
WE SELL THE BEST WAGONS MAPE.-
Th: Stoudebaker, Tennessee, Old Hickory, Atlanta, ‘“Hatcher
TronY and Peidmont,
