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DUNTENHOFER AT THE PLOW.
The Story of a Sandersville Man’s
Rise to Riches,
A party ot gentlemen were con
versing in front of the IHotel Sand
ersvillea few evenings ago, carrys
ing on running conversation aboutl
men and events. They were calle
ing uplittle reminiscences of the past,
when one of them remarked:
“Years ago just after the close oi
the war, I remember there lived iu
this county a man who, every day,
walked between the handles tilling
his little farm for a livelihood, con
tented and serene, seemingly careless
and unmindful ot the hard life he
daily led. By hisreliows he was not
accredited with any unusual degree
of business tact, nor was it the case
that bis judgement in matters of fia
ance was sought by any ot his ac
quaintances. It he was overly
shrewd no one knew it. If he antici
pated any successful achievement hes
yound the sphere in which he moved,
he did not let any one know of this
latent ambition that fired his brain.
Fivally he drifted away from these
parts. Atfirst he went to Savannah.
Soon after he reached that city,having
m :de a favorable impression on alady
who had some mesaus and who assiss
ted him in pecuniary matters, he
beeame associated with John 1.. Mar
tin in the cotton commn.ission business.
In that he prospered tairly well, and
eventually married his benefactress.
Retiring trom the cotton trade, he
went to New York some time in the
’7os. There he struck in, it seems,
with the magicians of the finance in
the great metropolis, and prosperity
has beamed on him every since.
“At the last annual election of
stockholders of the Central railroad
in Savannah, General Alexander,
the president, voted by proxy 3,700
shares of the stock, the property of
Adam Duntenhofer, of New York,
and that wesonly a meager portion
ot his accumulations. The Adam
Duntenhofer that lived in pinched
circumstances in this county
years ago, is now the same Duntenhio
fer that is accounted atwcst, if not en
d¢irely, a millionare in the most popus
leus and wealthiest city in the union.
His wile, sofar as a rapid money
making goes, is a marvelous success,
and yet it is but the Listory of other
men. From the bottom he has riseu
and worked his way through adverse
circumstances to a position of security
and ease. Itisall in the man fIl(-l"
all.V- Sandersvilie Progiess.
The Oid Adam.
It is told of a gond old fashioned
parson in one of the hill towns of
western Massachusetts that he gave
the tollowing advice to his son, who
was about to come to New York to
hegin a bucioess caréer: “My son, of
course it is always wicked to fight,
and as a christian mivister I must
warn you sagainst it. But at the
same time it you should find yourself
i a fight--mind, I say find yourselt
in a fight, with no way out—always
see that the right man is whipped.”
*Bat, father,” replied the lad, “how
shall I knowwho is the right man?”
“ 'he other man of course,” said the
old gentleman. “In every crisis of
lite something must be taken for
granted, and in a fight you must al
ways assume that the other fellow
deserves to be thrashed.” This ad
vice, simular in spirit to that given
by Skakespeare, indicates that there
may be a good deal of unregener.te
human nature ever in a quiet country
parson.
Disgusted With A Loctor,
I contracted a severe case of Blood
Poison in 1883, and my physicians
put me under a mercurial treatment
of 3 months without doing me sny
good, in fact I was graduaally grow
ing worse. I then consulted another
physician, who tried me with potash
and sarsalparilla, but with no better
result. then became diszusted with
doctors and their remedies, and com
menced taking Swift's Specific (S. &,
8.) After taking seven hottles, { was
entirely cured, aund bave not had any
symptioms of a return since. 1 have
recommended 5.8.5. to others, who
have used it with the same good re
sults. J. C. Nack,
Hobbyville,Green County,lnd.
Treasise on Blood an 2 Skin Diseases
mailed {ree.
Swirr's Seecrric Co., Atlanta Ga,
“Ts this the best?” Is a question of«
ten a ked, when medicine 1s wanted.
The lowing are a few of the medi
cines of known reliability sold by
Farrar & Farrar, druggists, ot this
place They have many other ex~
celler t medicines, but these are wors |
thy o sespecial mention.
CuaMBERLAIN's CouGit Remupy,
tamous for its cures of severe colds,
and asa preveutive of Croup. Price
50 cents per bottle.
CHAMBERLAIS'S Paiy Darm, a
general family linemevt and eéspes
cially valuable for rheumatism. Price
50 cents per bottle.
CuHAMBERLAINS Covnic ComrbiaL
AND DiArraOEA REMEDY, the most
remarkably known medicine for bow
el complaints. Tt is especially prized
by persons subject to colic. It has
cured many cases of chronic diar
rhoea. Price 25 and Hocents per bot
tle.
St. PaTrick’s Priws, tor disorders
of the liver and bowels. A vigorous
but gentfe physic that cleanses and
renovates the whole system, Price
25 ceuts per box.
CHAMBERLAIN'S Eve AND Skin
Oivrment. For tetter, salt rheum,
scald head, eczema and chrome sore
~eyes. Price 25 cents per.box.
bt oo
WILL YOU SUFFER with
: Dyspe?sin and liver complaint?
Shilol’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to
cure you by T. n.
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THE JURY GOT DRUNK.
And Failed to Sit Upon the Corpse In any
Form.
The sensation of Brunswick is the
developements in the murder of th
vegro Frank Elsey by Clirles Ven
tress, white, Saturday nicht. Re
poris have it that as soon as the coro:
ner’s jury was cmpuncled they ad-
Journed w the saloon neor the stose
where the shooting ocenried anld
lockiny themselves in, proceeded to
get glorionsly full. Ia fact, some
were too full to hold the inquest, so
they adjourned. The negro was the;
haried without an mquest being Leld.
The questicn now is, can Ventress he
arrested for marder when no jury has
declared lim guilty of crime, ~Ou
officer is quoted assaying that Veu
tress cannot now be arrested for murs
der. Oue jiror, who was full, is re
parted to ive have declared that ne
man is co 'ty of murder #ho kills »
nesro. Ci'he town is worked up ovel
the m. ter,
The Advice of a Crank,
The congratulatory telezram of
Ehot F.Shepard to Lan_ston, the ne
aro who recently obtained a ceat in
the house of representatives, has heen
very generall commented on. This
telesram was as follows:
To Hon. John M. TLoneston,
House ¢t Represeutotive, Washing
ton. We hearity coueratnlate you
upon your lone delayed hut well ears
ned vietory. Now, stiv up yonr race
in South Carolina to nowinate a
straightout negro ticket from top to
bottom, and tley will capture that
stete, forin this country the majority
have the rizht o rule.
Evuior F. SutrArDp
IFrom the safe distance ot hiz New
York office this vious editor can keep
the wires warm with such telegrams
as the above. Not wwnorant—thongh
always reckless -of the result of ne
gro domination in the south, he
calmy eoungels the stirring up of the
race in the state which has just emer
ged from the dark days of reconsiruc
tion into the light and freedom of
purer d:y, and encourages the ne
groes to muke a fight for the capturc
of the government.
This Shepard of the black slee)
would have southern white men put
under foot and inaugurate negro
governments in every state in the
seuth--if he could. He wants the
white race to rule at the worth, bu:
not at the south; careless of the con
sequences, he advocates anarchy ana
misrule for a section whichis emjoy
ing the fruit of prosperity and peace
Black heeis on white necks is his
dream, and if he could safely do s
he would pioneer any movemen:
which would bring about such
s state of affairs
It is consistent with this pious edi
tor's religious professions that he
should eongratulate men on obtaining
honors to which they are not entitled
and then advise them to becomne
stirrers=up ot strife? Hardly; bu
let it be remembered that Iditor
Shepard is more kinds ot a—crank
than any other man in the country,
and we believe that he is nov only
reckless, but irresponsible,
Let us give him a piece of advice:
Langstoo, being one of tneir own
race. wonld not be ablc o Tead he
nezroes to victory in South Carolina.
It would be too bLiz an undertaking
for him, single-handed. Supposc
Editor Shepard, whois something of
a colonel, takes a hand in the move.
ment himself'? He appears to hav,
the mterest of the negroes ot hear ;
they have had some experience witi
the carpetbag leaders bofire; lot the
valinut colonel draw on his hoots.
taike down bis sword and lewl hi
forecs in the fight.
But before he undertakes the jol
we would advise him to store hi
memory vi.h a tew more Bible { x
nd make his will, He may need th
former, aad his relatives the latter
before he gets through, - Constitu
ton.
cie
The king ot medicines—liood’,
Sarsaparilla. It conquers serolula,
salt rheom and ail other blood dis
eases.
iy - o o —incia »
Or, Acker's Engliish Pills.
Ave active, eflcctiva and pnic
For sick headache, disordere
stomach, loss ol appetite, bad com
plexion and biliousness, they have
never been eqnaled, cither i
America or abroad. Sold by Dean
& Davis.
2 e :
The Surpreme Court of Alinnesoty
has tately rendered a decision of wuel
interest to the business community
in declaring that bank che ks are not
cash, and do not possess logal val ue
a 8 maney until cashed. In othe:
words, the giving of a check on
bank is not a payment when passed
hetween debtor and ereditor, but on
ly becomes so when the mon-y is re
covered on it.
The Firs Sympcms of Deah
Tired feeling, dull headache,
pain in various parts of the hody,
sinking at the pit of the stomach,
loss ot appetite, feverishness, pim
ples or sores are a positive evi
dence o. poisoned blood. No mat~
ter how 1t becomes poisoned, it
must be purified to avoid death.
Dr. Acker’s English Blood Elixir
has never failed to remove serofn
laor syphilitic poison, Sold wun
dera positive guarantee by Dean
& Davis.
Dr. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elisir will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion, liver
trouble, headache, kidney disease,
chronic diarrhoea, heart disease and
asthma. For sale by ail drugzists,
SHILOH'S VITALIZER =
what you need for Comsumption,
loss of appetite, Dizziness, and all
symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 75 cents per bottle at T. D.
Sales,
Canned goods of all kinds, fresh
and cheap, at C. E, Buckhalt &
Co.’s, next door to Melton DBros.
warehouse.
THAT HACKING COUGH
can be quickly cured by shiloh’s
Cure. %Ve guarantee at, T, D:
Sales,
M s L
CaAl Cheatham’s stock pow
dergloures ®holers in chickens or
hogs, besides it is the best powder
ow the market. Sold Ly Cheatham
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SENATOR BROWN RISES.
ke Wiil Make a Speech at the State Fair.
Senator Srown hasaccepted the in
vitation of Gov. Northen to attend
the State Fair on national day, and
on that day be wildeliver an address
upon National and state issues. This
announceent has ereated a sensation,
ind it i 3 cenerally believed that Gov.
Brown's speech will have a bearing
upon the Senatorial race.
Lt issaid here that one reason that
induced Senator Brown to make this
address was Gov, Gordonw’s recent re
ference to him as being with one foot
in the orave. The senior Senator
scems to have beon considerably stir
«l up by that remark.
SR
To Dispel Colds.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleans:
he systemn effectually, yet gently,
when costive or bilivus, or wher
ihe blood is impure or sluogish, to
permanently cure habitual con.
sumption, to awaken the kidneys
ind liver to a healthy activiry,
without imitating or weukening
them, use Syrup o Figs.
HAD R TERRIBLE COUSH.
In the morning burried or diffi
enlt breathing, rsising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quickenes
pu'se, chilliness in the evening o
swets at nizhtall or any o! thes
things are the first stazes of con
sumption. Dr - Acker's Englihs
Cough remedy will cure these foa
ful symptoms, and is sold under o
positive guarantee by Dean & Da-
Dyspepsia
Makes tlie lives of many peoplo mliserable
and often leads to self-destruction. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
Leartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, “ all gono”’
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irregu
> larity of the bowels, are
Distress somo of the more common
After eymptoms. Dyspepsia does
not get well of itself. It
Eating icyuires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood’s Sarsa
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
cfiiciently. Ib tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, ercates a
good appetite, and by thus
overeoming the local symp- SICk
toms removes the sympa- FHeadache
ihetic effeets of the disease, banishes the
headacho, and refreshes the tired mind.
“Ihave been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did eat
1 distressed me, or did me
Heart- little good. "(n an hour
burn ger eating T would expe
rienco a faintness, or tired, ail-goao feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trow
ble, T think, was aggravated by my businesa,
wLich is that of a painter, and from bciay
more or less shut up in a
room with fresh paint. Last Sour
spring I took Hood's Sarse- StOMach
rilla—took three bottles. It did mo am
immense amount of good. It gave mo am
appetite, and my food relished and eatisfied
the eraving I had proviously expericnced,”
GEORGE A. PaGe, Watertown, Mass.
.
FHood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. f 1; six for @5. Prepared only
by C. 1. fiOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas,
100 Doses Ono Dollar
PNOTOGRAPHS.
A. R. McCOLLUM,
the ]’h-.(.v-__..q)hu, cin give y(lll a
true, lifeslike likeness of vourself,
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" Not h{ anything she drank or took, but
| by bad blood. Is it any wonder she
| feels “blue?” In most cases blues are
| only another na2:ae for bad blood. A may
| or ‘woman feels unhappy. Life seely
I dark. The heart is heavy. Bad hlood«"
; carrying its poison all over the body, an
| we call it ““ blues.”
| Read these experiences : 8
| Murs. C. C. Hutchinson, of Pittston, Pa.,
| says: ‘I comsider Dr. Acker's English
| Blood Elixir the best medicine in the
| world, not only for blood troubles, but
| also for (lysswpsia, with which I have
| been afflicted.’
| “Both my wife and myself firmly be
| lieve that Dr. Acker’s English Blood Elixir
| is the best of all blood medicines, and will
| remove all impurities of the blood.” »
‘ GEO. V. SUGNER, Valley City, Dak.
| This grand Elixir is sold by druggists
| in all parts of America. It is a pure,
honest medicine; not a cheap sarsapa
| rilla. Try it to-day.
GRIGGS & LAING.
| ATTORNEYS ATLAW.
; DAWSON, GA,
: Prompt attention to ali husiness
- CONSUMPTION|COUCH or COLD
- BROMCHITIS|Throat Affection
SCROFULA | Wasting of Flosh
| Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs
are Inflamed, Lack of Strength or Norve |
| Powcr, you can ba relioved and Curod by ‘
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PURE COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphites.
PALATABLE AS MILK,
sk for Scott’s Emulsion, and let no ex
planation or selivitation induce you te
accept a substitute,
Sold by all Druggists,
€COTT & BOWNE,Chomists, N.Yy¢
Buy the White
| It is the lighest running and most
(durable fanuly sewing machine.
In 1888 it was honored above all
the Centennial Exposition at Cios
ccinnati. InlBB9 it was triumphe
ant with the highest honors at the
| Exposition Universelle Paris, and
| was awarded the gold medal tor the
best family sewing machine. For
sale for cash or on installments by
‘»4 A ”
| A. P. HATCHER.
~ Buy the Eagle tip School Shoe
Ifrom J. W. Turnec,
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Both the method and jesults vwher
Syrup of Figs i 3 taken; i is vleasant
wd refreshing to the tast. | nl et
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the v
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hubitual
constipation. Syrup of Fizs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste dnd ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its astion and traly beneficial in its
ffects, prepared (m‘.y from the most
walthy and agreeabie substances, itz
xany excellent qualitics commentl it
t> all and have made it the most
opular remedy known,
Syrup of Figs is forsale in 50c
and §1 hoitles I:y all leading drug
gists. Any relisble drucgist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do mofaccept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP €O,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y-
Piseepnif; X frid
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Will curo every case of
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
It has Leen equaily successful in o
Liver Complaint,
Constipation,
Jaundice,
IHeadache,
Acidtty or Hartburn,
Chronic Dysentary or Diar
rhaea, Heart Discase
and Asthma.
Prepared only by
Dr. HorrsErixlr (0.,
Montezuma, G
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Money ILioancd
ON
Farm Liands
AND
OIT Y PROPERTY
At lowest rates of interest. O
loans renewd.
R.F. SIMMONS,
Attorney at Law and Agent fo
Ga. Moan and Trust Co.
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¥ NAVHLD
MERCHAKDISE BROKRR,
DAWSUN, GA.
Office on Main stréet at 1. O
Whitchard's store. Business solici
ted.
DIENTISTIZY.
4 Al ray
T. H. Thurniond,
DAWSON, GA.
F&Wfl:‘f‘:fi Satizfaction G uwy an
k‘lhfi"fi eedin all kinds ot Den
tal Work. Old plates Fepaires
wd made good as new.
BEST LOCAL ANASTHETICS USED
Paivless Extraction of Tectl,
Patronage respectfully solicited,
M. C. EPWARDS, Jr,
MO N TN A Hhde Rotrr
A.LI.OA;’L. &Rk dal i
DAWSON. GA.
Office with Griees & Lauine,
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teliable Makes, Many Styles. New
and Second-Hand.
OW PRICES. EASY TERMS. LOMG TiME.
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2 VERY new instrument guaranteed for five
:—« year. shipped on trial, and if not as repre
:llh"f, can be returned at our expense, With each
'iano we give free a fine plush-top stool, silk
mbrol ered cove,, piano instructor and six pleces
f muic. With each Organ we give free a good
pcosered stool and instructor,
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- Weagree to nssume al! freight on Pianos and
rgans. ‘Those who want quick delivery, order
roip us. The mail and freight fa ilities of ;\'.Lu‘:a
re perfect. No matter what others offer, write us
«fore purchasing, and see how easily mone y can
v saved. e ‘
PLANOS . ... $l5O 00 to $1.500 00
IRGANS ......... $ 4500t0 § 750 0C |
SPECIAL OrrEeßs.
s 3 Piano, Style 1 (lustration at toy
H'EDMUHT of this advartisement), rosewnod
Al\l|. 7% octaves, three unisons, ove strunyz bass
Ul imnrovements. ‘The best low- 4 \
oriced Piano manufacture 1.. L i $2 ' 000
n Clourh & Warren. five octives, lare
v & w. case, sotin walnut, very hand:ope
wo sets of reeds, tive stops Is .U; )1o
Better thaa other organs sold at siooo rhN
Beats the world. We ofie. it for only O-JQ.U‘
* A ten-year-old givl can buy an orean or pian.
vom Phillips & “Crew, Atlevra, Ga.. as te 10
\rom imposition as the most expert musi tan in th
land.”—Christian Worker,
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If you want or think of tuying a Piu
or Organ, by no means parchase until ya
have securod prices a: d terms from
@ PHILLIPS & CREW,
Fatabliched 1005 Awr »niow -
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J. L. JANES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DAWSON, GA.
Business respectfully solicited
DEAN & DAUIS,
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Pure Drugs. | Lamp Goods.
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Chemicals, and Toilet .'\m-i An elegant 2ssortment just
cles, such as ‘Perfumery, Co-|received, such 'as Library
ogne, Extracts, Pomades, | Lamps, Students’ Lamps,Hal!
Hair Oils, Toilet Creams and | Lamps, Piano Lamps, Stand
Powders and a full line of | Lamps, Eleciric Lamps, iirass
Footh Brushes, Nail Brushes | Lamps, small Hand Lampsfand
ind Clothes Brushes, all of |a great many others too num
vhich are of the very best|erous to mention.
juality and as cheap as dirt. corps.
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PRAINTS v - .
rs. We have a fine line of
Any one in need of Paints| Combs of cvery description
ind oils will find it to their ad- | and you should iock over them
vantage tocallon us. Wejand get our prices before buy
have all kinds at very low|ing elsewhere. You will be
prices. | pteased.
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PPrices thhe i owest.
We are recognized headquarters and woujd be glad to sec
you. DEAN & BaWVis.
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If you will need any of the above things for the next
10 years, it will be to your interest to come and see
Buy or not buy—it will be to your interest to price here.
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I.\l. E. JENNINGS. I Mo B RENUGS
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——New and Fiesh Stock of ——
* d Tamily Grocord
; amilv Groceriag
Fa,ncy all a I GroGeries
always on hand and at prices that defy competition. We also keeg
a large stock of
4 3 ;) e p £3 X
> I 8 = ‘ ig
Shoes, Boots, Stapls Pry Frdds
which we will sell low dawn for the cash in the fall aud winter. Car
foad of
paf EETS A A = P » ";:., :..e,_.qf; ~
(»‘y BICRR RYIUY LOTieis
at a bargain. Call to see us and we will convines vou that wo™ wiil
aive you honest and square treatment in every respect.
| JENNINGS BROS.
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Thoe nicest susar curded
shoulders, the swoeetest
Lamsz, the hest hreakiast
i.«"'il ;'.i'-E ‘I: I~I:NI~' (-I
meats choes Dooorae nice
bucket ot freshi niinee
ment, 8 iresh ot of Snowe
II e ( !'nt‘lv Y. ’.l;ia' bt
tle of delieions olives or
l‘:xl'IlI' 8, fome i e v po~
rated pears or app'es. or
anything in the way ot
fresh,pare groceries, go o
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lam ready to repair your
gins,
Bring them to the mill one mile
eastot Dawson, or ship to either
depat, and I will have them ready
by the time you nced them.
Whensaw or brash work is
needed, send only that part, other
wise send all the ¢in.
Yours Very Truly,
__GORB: V: PAGA.
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@ one to five days,
F_l Manufacturec by only
T. D. Sale
mI DAWSON, -1« GA
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Price - Ssots
B. F. CARISTIE,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
DAWSON, GA.
Will practice in the State and
Federal Courts. Collections re~
ceive special attention and prompt
returns made.
SLEEPLFSS NIGHTS, made
iviserable by that terrible cough.
Shiloh’s cure is the remedy for
you at'l, D, Sales, :
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Commencing Kovember sth Ending Kovember Isth,
TIaTTE
COLUMBUS, GLA.,
S 8 OF GHILVALLED ATTRAGTI
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ThisExpositien Will Be One of the Most Complete and Interestin
Ever Held in the South.
EVERY DEPARTHMENT WILL PRELER'M 4 FINE DISPLAY,
" ey rASIIIRn CERER [OD DANETY at S
LIBERAL PREMIUMS CITLRED FG2 COUNTY AND IRDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS,
The Attractions for Visitors Will Be Numercus and Varied.
TROTTING and RUNNING RACES, MILITARY CONTESTS aand EVERYI
KIND O AMUSEMENTS.
ALLIANCE DAY, MERCHANTS DAY, o
DRUMMERS DAY and RED MENS DAY,
Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Leaps livery Day During the Ex position,
AT I 7
ONE CENT A MILE RATES OVER ALL RAILROADS,
Everybody come and have a good time, Columbus will be in her glory,
For further information, catalegues, cte., address
J.J. SLADE, President,
C. B. GRIMES, Secretary.
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With every dellar’s worth of goods bhouzht from our store from|
this date te
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s tiryane elser - Remomber shis, It will puy you. |
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!J by the Dox at mumufactaeers’ price and veey low at retail. Bes
fzrades on the market, the Allianwe i 3 especially invited to ook at
[ my tobiceos betore buying.
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I EPERALECED EBECECET
I Aldet of the celebrated “Kentueky” dricd beof just rveciived. Finost
I eVt I'~I:Ii'v;- d bere.
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I o those who dedira thoir wao ¥t deliverel from the diftrsnt des
[ Pots to their pla et or business, oaive me thelts haaling, and 1 prodise
I they shall be delivered with promntiess and eave
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Frae T R LS L LSS &L=C Ot ..i.,_z&;')
l The T'awsou Pulilic Schools will begin their fist - sossion eon
AEARNER LCY s Samah S . ~
. INELA Y SO DS e T 0 OO
Ly ( INIA Y ekl I'-..".-.A'\\ Gy ,I~€/II): -
' The Superiit dout’s office will he op ned on Mondav the 26th: ut
| \‘f ust, two weeks before sehiool will besin, tor the recention of papiis,
! HII--‘ forenoon ot each Ay b these two wooks from 9 ta Y 2 n‘-f’n"l",
| will be devoted to the reception of white children only, the afternwon
to necro ehildroy v»';l.',
On ;‘-i.;‘-.1.-.‘.’? m for ;-I":I«sh.: in the public schools, the superintends
=‘n€'a‘.'.il furnish the pupil with a breek certificate, which he will carry
to Lhe treasurer, Mr. AL J. Baldwin, and pry 82, the mutriculation
tee for the fall term. The pupil will return s coriifieats, or receipt,
si,rined 1,-.l' the treasurer, tothe sepairtendont at cvee, wherenpor he
will enroll the name and nrozsed to orals the papil,
l':~r-';=I»-.\\x|f pleaze bear in mind that this cortifiente from the
Lreasurer, 1i prosented to the superintendent at once. will guarantoe
the pupiis a seat ia th ssbools, and nothine elae will,
VLSRG e, mumaoig g, epm g agminey ey
BB T, BT K 2 Y P .:i _";L‘::;’:‘:S-fi-.
‘ I:w:?}w.;‘. pupiiz hetwoen the spes of 6and eizhteen years, will e
charzed o mutricaation fee of 85 pur voar, §2 myable befara eatrance
to tail term, and 3 payabic ou entranes th seviae term,
I"'.;»!.\‘ more than 18 years oid, and those not livine in Dawson will
he charged as follows: ‘
Primary Sehonledeemonthe s 000 vas v il
I;I'ZI:IIII‘!I' DeLools ber month. vl e i B
Hizi: Behdols per miouth.. . - ee e
P *'l4".lw ona term in alvance, These charses " are oves g»d above all
public funds that may be received.
WoOEI BARIRn ! .
&, Bl RORINSON, Sunerintendent.
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spectacles and Silverware, 4
For sale at the very lowest prices at
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Repamng also done on short go;fi All work guaranteed fi?
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