The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, October 29, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextRUINED BY DRUGS. e ";I’w!’b e Eﬂecﬂ(ﬁp}m;l 2 came. "R E 3 B | A i then }'%ui?ﬂpu v ek i Bid oy Tcd ol 14 the County Hospital at Chieago. llc‘ is the victim of the use of morphine, | ~ cocaine and other powerfulldrugs. His story is an interesting one, and, as Dr. M BA¥S, 1618 an Lexw. cellmt%ﬁ;éist." +#When an attend véd thejclotliing of __the patient.the.skia.. ot Lis..emaeiated form looked like that of a lattooed man. He was black aud blue from peck to ankies, the result of five years’ use of a hypodermic _syringe. he‘wn;g a 8 ' ! rge.;Mdyupuxl iﬁﬁ il n Prench physici of g,,si Tea ned ia his g%gfc?;«m,j ﬁi‘»ﬁ‘""h ordamenases and™ gradi- | ate of the University of Heidclbery, Germany. He was picked up Sunday night at Halsted and Jsckson stieets, . His clothing was old afid “forn and he looked like a tramp.. Ie had taken a dose of atropia, bne of ;the deadlicst | ot poisons, and in one of his p!:(fl«:(‘!sI were found two vials, cue coutaining enoughﬁ&éﬁﬁfﬁﬁ:‘ﬁy roen aiid .~ about fifteen grains of cocaine in the %gmher. At the hospital Moyneaux at a:fm refused to give his name, but * after some persuasion Dr. McNamara @gured it and apertion of an unfnts unate's history. 7 Adter ghaddafing 16 Teidelhery Moyueaux went to. “Paris, where he built up a luerative practice. Sever sl years after establishing himself in the French capital Moyneaux began to experiment with the use of mor phine a ine..« He chosa hins self to m&a& He took the drugs i Fate injections, and one day he thought he made a grand dis covery. He found he could take cocaine with impunity avd counteract its effects by taking atropia. This th;ggy; hagdong agy been exploded by medical men, except that atropia tak en wifﬁhﬂﬁﬁ: or ‘eoeaine will kill the eflectsof either of the drugs and leave the patieut in the condition he was before he took the poison. Mowever, Moyneaux’s experiments ended disastrously, and he fell a vie tim to cocaing and. 0o h” Short ly before nite |£ strect Satur day night he bad injes %‘1 ten graing of cocaine y < _o dy .' E, still beo ,;lieving in his theory, had taken a dose of atropia. He evidently took 0o much, asit rendered him uncon scious. This was the sad end of his former_ splendid er. 40, Pari wS&‘?ﬁe lovs%‘;in‘ p:i?(iggé and canie'lf:) Ameries.. Hére he sank lower and lower, every cent he could procure _going toward the purchase of the on 1y poison that could give him tem porary bliss, _ﬂwﬂ!ﬁmﬂ ALIA ogony after adnissior fo the hospital. He “Was given an injection of two grains of morphine, but this was not one-~ twenticth of the amount sufficient, for him, and he begged and pleaded in four different languages to be given the injeétor anda ﬁ%tﬁe of cocaine. The man writhed and » twisted aboutin a frightful mamer and staved | like a wild man at thoseibout him. Final ly Dr. McNamara had to take ex treme measures and strap the unfors tunate. man doy the'bed, *He will die,” 'sgi_d’fliésdtfyhr » “and there is no l&]ﬁ}?or‘ him, he 3550 far gone. "1 nevér “before saw such a desperate ‘m.” i 4 Befor:e_ am{ fter Using. ; « Atbne'time I h{d awful sores and pimples on my face, and atter using two botiles of S. 8. S. I was cured, and now hayve g xice; smooth com leyiah® =is %5 o =0 %gﬁ}jgﬂg‘fmﬂﬂanégha. s A AL MY LIFE A BURDEN. & I was afflicted from iufancy with Catarrh and with eruptions on my face for ten years. I wasattended by ~ the very best physiciars; and tried-a number of blood purifiers without permanent relief. li‘he mineral ins Wg settled in ‘my bones, and %) § hé\\mm{a'g;og}k; My lite was a burden to me, aAnd my eas¢ whas - declared incurable, when Isaw 5.5.8. ~advertised. Eight bottles cured me . entirelyand I feel like a_new person. ~ Josiz GweNs, Moutpelier, Ohio. - Treasise on Blood and Skin Diseases - mailed iree. . Bwrrr's Seecrric Co., Atlanta Ga, “Is this the best?” Is a question of ten asked, when medicine is wanted. The following are a few of the medi cines of known reliability sold 'by Earrar & Farrar, druggists, of this ‘place’ They' have Tmany . other ex~ celles t medicines, but these are wors thy ot erpecial menton.. . | - CiavpERLADNS, CouGH REMEDY, famous fo- its “of_severe colds, ~and asa preveniiv ’ofhrpulg l%lce centaper BbEWe® ™ =~ _ 3 ~ Cu'meerLsin's PAaNy Barym, a neral family linement and espe« sally:valua,ble for rheumatism. Price cen s per bo e ')Hlx)mmmw iiomé‘ "CorpiaL " AND Diargnora # the most. l'élrarkélﬁ?fnnwi&ﬁ’c ne forl‘:’)\v el complainte. It ie“especially prized by persons subject to colic.” It has cured many cases of chronic diar~ rhoea. Price 25 and sHoceuts per bot tle. I ‘Bi)l‘ lPA'rerx’s PirLg, tor disorders - of the liver and bowels. A _xigorous but gent physit:hu' “cl - renovites the ‘whole ‘systea, Pricc 25 coiia § ,"“!:‘,i_‘ ‘@ Cuamsrer iy F ‘ S Tj: mENt. For r, salt- rheum, - seald head, eczema and chromic sore ~ eyes. Price 25 cents per box. R e sy . THAT HACKING COUGH ~ can be %ickly cured by shiloh’s * re. . ‘We ‘guaranwe % T, Pales, B . WHO MATTISOX IS. ;&(&' ALL TRADES AND A DISCIPLE fitF. | Dé tﬁlﬁl«s Summer=His Home is ’ Quitman Connty, Where He Started Out By Ilustrative the Doe trine of Social Eyuaalivy, Who it C. 8. Matis i, the republi can-candidate for con rress in the 2. vonweessional distriet? %qw question was answercd yes terday by a gentieman -one of the most extensive tarmers und a leadin. allianceman, of Quitiian connty, who was in the city. ““Mattison,” sail the wentleman. “is a_citizensof Quitman county, ‘where he hias been for the past five Ledle i b exsUaion soldier with !R‘.l“' one wrm . and eatue to Qaithian Icnimt} Ceont 106 state of Kansi:, the Ihum:z ¢ the Canfiz'ds, trom whom he I\‘c\'ms to have Horrowed the wish to e £ hlael Hools oßd i uecks.” I “Wien he cume io our cousty lhe I.l::u,],sm:.a: !u:'uh, and purchased & I;)l:mt'.t onnear my honie, on which I e made owe payment. aud erceted a large-two-story hotse thercon. 11 with his tamily, occupied the first floor of this huildin, and the upper “'.')‘)l' was turned over to nezro ten ants, whom he bad ewployed. He treated them with great cousi ‘cration laml accorded them the fullesi social recognition. + *“As was to have been expected, his farming operations proved a fuilure and he Jost Lis investment. “He ‘then turned his atteation to doing brick mason’s wark, but like iQl?ir;(\ i‘?{rmylu,;l., operations, after le hia wﬂ ‘_lis'ipuhilit.y to build a brick \‘,"Z'B‘ abandoned it, and wont into the busiress of pushing the jack plane. In uaderpinning a large wooden building at Georgetown he tilted it over and it {Ol with a crash, ‘and he not having any resources trom Iwhi‘ch damages could be recovered, Ithebuﬂding became a total loss to its owners. I He then embarked in the husiness of preaching the doctrine of the Campbellite church, but atter swhite he drifted into the Methodist chiureh. He preached principally to the ne- I"ﬂbés’, and to the whites, when vor he gould get an appointment before « white congregation. ' “He is" now engaged in runnin; for (‘of;grcss, and in the outset en deavored to get the Quitman County Allfgi;cq to endorse his candidacy, on the strength of his sdvocacy ot the i?b‘hedsury bill, which they refused to do.—Albany News. I Jason Gould as @ Joker, When a poor man,who hus to wnrkl bard and long for the little money he | gets, complaivs that the McKinley law - eompels Imo pay lnigherl prices for his clothes and all the nec-| essaries of life, it is comforting mr‘ Lim to be told by a rich man like Jay Gould that he must get along withl less. ; | Mr. Gould remarks in the most ens | ‘gaging manner that he cannot pers ‘ceive how the McKinley law ecan I cause any trouble, because if the poor I man firids finds himself affected by it | he_con condense his expenses,o to say, | by buying only one suit of woolen goods, | © Tbis is the remedy of the rich man | whom The Herald alludes to as ““the Wall street bandit,” and there can be no doubt that it is a good one as far fs it goes. That is to say, it is a good one it the poor people sre willing to submit toit. It is a remedy, how ever, that doesn't go as far as the Me- Kinley law. The Herald's Wall street bandit"is a very able man, an, on-account of a combination of this ability with a plentifut lack of scru ‘ple he bhag grown to be very nich; but 4lje remedy he proposes for the mis fortunes which the McKinley law has broug ht on the laboring poor is not at all complete. 5 2% ' P AP oo i The First Symptom of" Death. "fired feeling, dull headache, pain in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomache, loss of ap petite, feverishness, pimples or sorces are a positive evidence of pcisoned hlood. No matter how it beco mes oisoned,it must be purified to avoid Xeat.h. Dr. Acker’s English Blood Elixir has never failed to remove serotula or gyphilitic poison. Sold under a positive guarantee by Dean & Davis. To Dispel Colds. | Headathes and Fevers, to cleanse | he * system effectunlly, yet gently, | ‘when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to! permanently cure habitual con.: sumption, to awaken the Kkidoeys) and liver to a healthy ! activity, | without " irritating or weakening "he‘kx, uise Syrup ot Figs. | Dr, Acker' English Pills. Are active, eflective and pute, | For sick headache, disordered | stomach, loss of appetite, bad coms plexion and biliousness, they have never been equaled, either in| Anmierica or abroad. Sold by Dean | & Pavis, I IR P 24 ' Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir will | cure dyspepsia, indigestion, liver trouble, headache, kidney disease, chronic diarrhea, heart disease and ‘asthma. For sale by ail druggists, | I SHILOH'S ~ VITALIZER is‘ W '?}' “need for Comsumption, lo peti 3])',&4358,%&1“\ all | symptoms of Dyspepsia. rice 10| and 7D cents per botle at T. D.“ Sales, : I O, ﬁ; _%lhﬁ&ham’s stock pow- | | ders e era in chickens or hogs, besides it is the best powder on the market. Sold Ly Cheatham | s Kicsing Diszase Microbe. | The promiscuons kissinz of a pub-~ lie Bible isas contrary to the laws ot hycione as it is ot these of decency. Doctors say that contagious diseases may be communicated in this way more rapiliy thauinalmost any oth er. The mucus membrine which lines the lips is precliarly seusitive to eostacions influences, and will pe~ ceive diseases that could not be com municated to the outer skin. For this reason the medical profcs “on condem s the practice of kissing the Bible in taking an oath. [he affisnt never knows how wnny microhes are lurk ing there, and it is a matter of won dermeent that boards of health, with their striet waieh over everything determental to the sty of the publie, have not before this tire inveigled against this dangerous eustom. HAD A TEREISLE COUGH. lu the worning burried or diffi cult breathing, ruising phlegm, fightness in the chest, quickened pualse, chitliness in the evening or sweatz at nizhtall or any of these things are the first staes of cone swnption. Dr Vcker's Enelihs Cough remedy will care these tear ful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guacantee by Dean & Da-s| vis. ‘ Shoiiae ey WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspopsin and liver ('mnpl:.inl?j Suiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cuce you by T, ). Sale, I = - Peculiar Many peculizr points make Hood's Sar saparilla superior to all other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of iugredients, Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesscs "\\o the full eurative value of the (""g best known remedies ‘b et the vegetable king- Q dom Peculiar in its %o strength and economy ‘ Hood's Sar saparilla s G\o the only medi cine of o which ean truly | be said, &5 “One Hundred Doses | One b Dollar » Medicines in I o “ larger and smaller bottles %\) require larger doses, and donot /prwhw(s as good results as Hood’s. Peculiar in its medicinal merits, I Hood's Sarsaparilla accompiislies cures hith erto unknowa, and has won for itself the title of “The greatest blood K purifier ever discovered.” 0\ Peculiarinits “good namo at home,” —there is now \&6 more of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold In Lowell, whero &o it Is made, than of all ‘ other blood I purifiers. s@, Peculiar in iis I phenome- \\ nal record cf sllcs | abroad, \) no other preparation | has Qo ever attained such popu /@ larity in so short a time, e ® and retained {its popularity \J and confidence among all classes of people so steadfastly. Do riot be induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Soldbyall druggists. §1; six for #. Preparedonly | by C.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. ‘ 100 Doses Cne Dcllar r '] I’l] IS PHOTOGRAPHS. A. R. McCOLLUM, the Photographer, can give you a true, lifeslike likeness of vourself BROKEN OQUT! 4 - AN //f e i ’E\:S\\\{“ 07, O D 1 A S e /\,‘;;:N. I);f"’,.;?j'? Soo g "il’ 0 1 \ &7 53 1/, N AR W (l:?‘..\\: = i N A <, S@e 2 SN ~ Ge G N\ an e i Al i igi\ : <SS / \\ e » ;!-:&f‘:”-?:‘:ﬁ'f,#. b 7 »-'3;?:_5,-‘4-; ;«\\\% 7 How often 2o wo sco this on the faces of children an 1, alas, of peeplo who other wise are healtl iy ? What causes it? Bad Blood. -fihe thouslie is terrible; the trouble is worto, IMo oidinary help can remove it. It requires comething un usual. Do not tiuo choap sarsaparillas or blood puritiers. Y cunast hiave some thing that has Iwovea its power in both Europe and Av.o:iioa. Goneral Wheat croft Neleon, of london, says: “My experience in tho Faplich army, as well as in Ainerieca, cor inces me thal notking 50 thoroughly puriiies tho Pol. or adds to the health, viinr and lfe, g 3 Pr Acker's English ):icod Eiizie” _ This grand Elixir i 3 scld 1y dvogeists in all parts ¢Z A:rerica. It 13 o pgood pure, Lionest medicine. Try it to-day GRIGGS & LAING. ATTORNEYS ATLAW. DAWSON, GA., ~ Prompt attention to ali business i T 0U Have - CONSUMPTICN | COUSH or COLD - BRONCH:TIS | Threat Afocticn SCROFUL A JWasting of Flezh E Or any Disease ~.cre the Throat and Lungs are Inflamed, I uck of Strength or Nerve Power, you can Lz relieved and Cured by l ST, BRI g - SCOTT'S EMULSION | or | PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites, PALATAELE AS MILK, Ask for Scoit’s Kinwsion, and lei no ex planation or sslicitation induce yow te accept a substituie, | Sold by all Druggists, BCOTT & BOWNE,Chomists, N.Y, Buy the Whi WUy the Ite It is the lighest running and most durable famaly sewing machine, In 1888 it was honored above all t he Centenninl Exposition at Cins einnati. In 1889 it was triumph-~ ant with the hizhest honors at the Exposition Universelle Paris, and was awarded the gold medal tor the best family sewing machine. For t‘s:de tor cash or on installments by ; revey ~ | ' A. P. HATCHER. | b S o e b e I Buy the Eagle tip School Shoe from J. W. Turner. | et S KA | e M e ““—g qg/__,_;.@,;%.\;.,f: T RN VAR s’ g al g o o S S 2 T G ek X % R e S v’;_.;;-.‘_g‘-;x?pgf? D e R o RO N Rt By ;‘-¥z ,:'i{“""l‘v. 2 T o e e o ity o G ReaTE R ik, . OME ENjOvS I Both the method and :esults when Syrup of Figs is taben; 1t is nleasant and refreshing to the tast., .n. ets | gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the Sys tem eifectnally, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual Iconstipntinn. Syrup of Figs is the { only remedy of its kind ever pro | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- I 1 l |h 3 { ceptable to the stomach, prompt in | its action and truly honeficial in its | wffects, pn-ﬁnzrml only from the most | Iwaithy and agreeable substances, its | wany excellent qualitics commend it | to ail and have made it the most I opular remedy known. - ~ e . s Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and §1 bottles by 2l leading drug- Zists. Any reliable druggict who ' may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do mot accept any ! substitute, - CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP CO. | SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, W.¥. o ——— ——— v ———l—-—-!“ Dysperni() ¥ Fii] S ———— ——cmene Will cure every case ot Dyspepsia or Indigestion. [t has been equaily successful in a Liver Complaint, Constipation, Jaundice, Headache, Acidtty or Hartburn, Chronic Dysentary or Diar rihiaca, Heart Disease and Asthma. Prepireid only by Dr. Hoir'sEvixire Co., Montezama, Gu. ' agemd | Money Lioaned ON I Farm Lands AND OITY PROPRRTY At lowest rates of interest. O loans renewd. R. F. SINMMONS, Attorney at Law and Agent for Ga, Moan and T'rust Co. e - : | X | g, W, PREDIDDY on Av MERCHANDISE BRUan, DA \\'S‘)NY GA. Office on Main street at T. O. Whitchard's store. Business solici ted. DENTISTRY. gy rgy o 5 T. H. Thiviiond 9 DAWSON, GA. ,:,{af';i‘ Satisfaction G uaran i H’m ecdin all kinds of Den tml Work. Old plates repaired and made good as new. BEST LOCAL ANLSTHETICS USEP Painless Extraction of Tectl, Patronage respectiully solicited. M. C. ERPWARDS, Jr, ATTORNEY ATLAW, DAWSON. - G A. Oftice with Griges & Laing. net gmias EREERR P e SB A P o N e oy @ Worshies ot o SeS e 2 go T T e e W v e iT RO NSO RS SS A .*f?.g-' . dialninn U ARk A e AT R S e GT e L ST A L R R L TR TR A _}’2 o 0 & 1 .y . sl il e e —————e 00. 20 5k 2 Sdadbe i lellable Makes, Many Styles. New and Second-Hand. J 4 PECES. EASY TERMS. LCNG TIME. o s o comn s s i< VERY new in:trument guaranteed for five +.4 year- shipped on trial, and if not as repre ented, can be returpad at our expense. With each "tano we give free a fine plush-top stool, silk embrot ('r--a cove. , piano instructor and six pi t muic. Wiih each Organ we give trueazm vpcovered stool and instructor. < », ~«-{ FREIGHT PAID. b»—— Veagree to sssume a'l freight on Pianos and wans. Those who want quick delivery, order tom us. The mail and freight tacilities o(vAtlanla re perfect. No matter what others offer, write us <lore puichasing, and see how easily money can v saved. s TANOS . ...........$l5O 00 to §1,5600 00 'RGANS ......... $ 4600tc § 750 00 SpeciAL OFFERS. ML r T Piano, Style 1 (iilustration at to ! i-g‘\‘ON ! of this advertisement), r.)sewun{? l 74 octaves, llu;lni unisons, oveistrung bass dl impiovements. The best low ticed Piano manufactured,. 3210 00 1 Clough & Warren, five octaves, layj iy & w. case, sarin walnut, very handson.e wo sets of recds, tive stops. s Mower Proo? etter than other organs scld at §75.00, 55 Oc cats the world. We offe it for only WU * A ten-year-old girl can luy an organ or pran vom Philligs & Crew, Atiasta, Ga., as secur- Lrom imposition as the most expert musician in th Lund."—Christian Worker. e QI et If you want or think of buying a Piun. or Organ, by no means purchase until yo have secured prices a. d terms from o PHILLIPS & CREW, ® tatablizhed IR6S, ATLANT © e e e, J. L. JANES, DAWSON, GA. Business respectfully solicited iI DE A N & DAZJ aS’ STHEZT S | DR UGGIST=. | g i T ! = : I Pure Drugs. | L.amp Goods. I Chemicals, and Toilet Arti-| An elegant assortment just ' e st Dl Ll e g s eiy cles, such as Perfumery, Co-|received, such as ILibrary logne, Extracts, Pomades,|Lamps, Students’ Lamps, Hall } Hair Oils, Toilet Creams and | Lamps, Piano Lamps, Stand Powders and a full line ()f‘ Lamps, Eleciric Lamps, Erass "I‘m th Brushes, Nail Brushes | Lamps, small Hand Lamjs'and land Clothes Brushes, all ()fln great many others toc num ‘which are of the very I)csticruzh to mention. I 1 1 1 Nige quality and as cheap as dirt, e | - : l corps. | PAINTS. We have a fine line of | Any one in need of l’ainisl Combs of every description and cils will find it to their ad- I and you shouid lock over them vantage tocallon us. We|and get our prices before buy thave all kinds at very lowjing elsewhere. You will be prices. | picased. —_— I - v - . - A s s stln Prices the I,2owest. | | We are recognized headquarters and wouyd be ¢'ad to sec you. PEAN & D Vi, B —— e T HARDWARE, STOV3S I L 3 oL y ..L.a'{}, prosTe eye, eey CROCE. ERY, - - pant ARITY 1 lit Py wepne GLASSWARE, TINWABRE, WGOD ARG WILLCW WIRE W " mom emoypom m*ﬁgﬁfﬁgl ne r";':’ﬂ i 0.&3&3 R L B Bu - .‘a::'f:i's ::‘Fviav!!l < Your Price; Hot Ours £ 9 SVLS Wll 0, BARGAINS! i : EARGAIINIS! 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. ™/ . NN wpes MARLIN& SONS M.E. JENNINGS, F. M. JENNINGS JENNINGS B2O'S \ L | | } . E % &%t ? .‘\ [y 4% 1% L LR ,-954\191 Ko ——New and Fresh Stoek of —— F d Family Grogeri T =Poaroriog aoy an amlly Grocerics always on band and at prices that defy competiticn. We also Leey a lurge stock of S B Staple [Jry (Good: e ) 5 g ilf 8 ( = Shoes Pootfs, Stapls [Jry {(Sooods which we will sell low dawn for the cash in the fall asd winters Ca: load ot €3 PR % ! A AN ) £ Cypress SyrTUP 2arieis at a bargain. Call to see us and we will convines you that we wil ive you hounest and square treatment in every respect. JENNINGS BROS. BE3 gassn § A 5 SEYITT WA ALY WAL g The nicest sugar-curded shoulders, the swectest hams, the best hreakfast bucon and «ll kinds of meats chenp, or v nice bucket ot fresh mince meit, a fresh lot of Snows flike crickers, a fine bots tle of delicious olives or pickles, some vice evapos rated pears or appoes, or anything in the way ot fresh, pure grocerics, go to | { : 3 ‘9 I 3 e - €.y - '. 1 Cir epairing O lam recady to repair your . gins, Bring them to the mill one mile eastof Dawsen, or ship to either depet, and I will have them ready hy the time you need them. When saw or brush work s vecded, cend only that part, other - wise send all the giv. Yours \'(',l'.)' Tl‘illy, GOB: Y- AR F 25t ¢4 L. @tmee (CURES IN FROM U o onc to five days. 5% H e, Manufacterec by only - B& T.D Sale m 5N DAWSON, -i- Ga NG by s it Price - Ssots B. ¥. CHMRISTIE, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. DAWSON, GA. Will practice in the State and Federal - Courts. Collections res ceive specinl attention and prompt returns made. ARSI R e NS A S ~ SLEEPLFSS NIGHTS, made iviserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy for you at 'l'. D, Sales. T a L fTTEY L _.;i‘y_,-'f"_'ift: I CHAT T 4::GEGA LaPACYED I ~;g’", .vf'—'j) | e | @L £J { i | |2 I |$ ' | | I .‘;f‘ ‘.‘_J*“ . o ‘., I v:'-,j’;r = ' £L 5 S » i GERES S T sl | Wzn I ot | i‘\ Eo N -3 ‘ \_! ll‘;u./ r ok | & ek kit g | &= g - ; Y : I i PATENT THREE-RO! LER I ' & Vi ]E N Cane Mills. I For ail varieti s of suear tand Sorghum cane. Lichest run ring, best graded in size and finest finished cane mills made, They have stecl shafts, steel holts and set serews, brass boxos and levers sible feed Thoxes, A monkey I wrench, oilor and afull set of bo'ts to go with each will. Tor sale by I J. W.TURNER, Duwson, G, A ———— - - | 8 S | lANANZ Dn 4T N BoED B Plf&?%a.?g'z;; EBYONNERE MG K pa AT o 3 ' e AN 'EH ¥t BE B xE < FEnE A RIAC .“2“?‘ “‘ P iY A <D | '-.:.; B 25 CASH WA o~ e g e A NS AL 5 .4, ’ i - JALE B % 310 CASH 1880 £ ens 7iE £ALAKCE next : 11:7':"'—"“'3;; Cocember 15th, Ersterm WHEY CROPS ARE SOLD. 2R N P:f;m;ﬁ'?f POT ©F SH Prices, s o Pelacod, and th ‘,.7 -"“d‘ LW EeT h:'n’vrv lm”hlllll(‘i? o?sl}‘,‘{s Y ooard fweframenis, s@: e THTEREST | -?j"’j or advance PTV”"’V? cosh prico, G, L e AR HIE ATTER COOD for QUL A et Santeriber, of VIR R Cotoner, 1990, ;\l‘ ¥ %40y Pizno. any Organ, any JU n.:,. v s Siylo or Price. R 3(;‘;} 1% HO EXCEPTION. igema 5/ OUR ERTIRE STOGK. e T e e } PI Abineld dTTAT Ah%x‘{"’.’f I 1 bednla for our “:m;\m b ‘% : ‘u "T‘n"*t‘.\. tv 4 DRGAI‘:E:' wll uy irha ‘,S.Zllfebm @ainsy offcred, 5 ’3 Wilte for Circalar— h@\a Summer offer 1890. % a § i q MVERE L &B. 5. M. H, wa " Tho v.evl-'ch:*nt meang ALE ¥ 1100 ER & BATES, 1330 55 souibern Rusic House, =209 SAVAHNAM, GA, ; o o RIS Re C FOR WEN DMLY Y 2 n ETRE 8 : TR TRE,NG'H M’“aou' = s Ko Ao T it eet 2 g HO ‘!Z}" % ;z'w Tom §O Btatos & &rkn [ ! J“\ ] i S m' e Yo ]p! ] : : bid 184 A 4 ° Rt e e | LR s Si Y Pomam eWE r'é“ 2VEL R SRR S s, Ao Seaih RPN TR QT S T S N a"ﬁ“;‘zg&é‘ RN, X ?}‘E‘i o e 4-% :?;:;.; £ e o i T <R TGE Ae g wing i Y i st S T e T e G AP G T P E= - EEE (AT AT N SR 2TN il gg.:lf’ SAL f’faéqu;ggﬁ%*ﬁ L ﬁ?’f«’:}w . R BT A ey T B e R A el r ol B A —gy B e I VR ”“*\._\' Ny ‘Etus;:‘%&:-2"7"‘???‘:;'“~sﬁ3’s—l—s’*’ ‘@i‘@;ﬂ’*‘ . Bialn BUILDING z i . y Commencing Kovember sth, frding Kovember 15th, i —~ COLTUMBUS, GA. { OF UNZiVALLED ATTRACTION A SEASGHN ©F CxRIVALLED ATTRA ) This Exposition Will Be One of the Most Complete and Interesting Ever Held in.the South. EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL TRECELT A FINE DISFLAY, . S " 0 v . ey LIBERAL PREMILHS CFFERED [O7 COURTY AWD IKD:VIDUAL EXHIBITS. The Attractions for Visilors Will Be Numerous and Varied. TROTTING and RUNNING RACES, MILITARY CONTESTS and EVERY KIND OF AMUSEMENTS. ALLIANCE DAY, MERCHANTS DAY, DRUMMERS DAY and RED MENS DAY. Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Leaps Kvery Day During the Exponitloil. ONE CENT A MILE RATES OVER ALL RAILROADS. Everybody come and have a good time, Columbus will L= in her glory, For further information, catalogues, cte., address J. J. SLADE, President, C. B. GRIMES, Secretary. eSR se L e g e tanh sl A G5O IIN GOLD DUV AL QH L 2gs & SO With every dollar’s worth ot goods bou:ht from our store trom this date to DSECEMBER 3l- L EPT R IP, B ._ obt b fg:fdi‘fh u_,}'lw?n\g ig EITHER FOR 3 @ASH GR CGREDIT W LAY O OINID LY ’ We will give a ticket extitline the holder toa chanre to draw the $5O in gold. . Uhe plin ot deawine iy simple and will be catistuctorily ex plained when you eails Qur stock is fresh, con plete and pices as low s anysne clse. Bewmembor this. It will phy you. 33 ¥ QA Ty B RLR G B e i 5.)' ‘.”,’/1\,.}% A-’,‘ZIJ- j}i\‘u i'\zi‘>‘? i,o :e s T ingiks Yy DA l‘i""-'."?'-'“.'t WNlling F N Ingure - your - Yroperty Haainsk Fire i © WITH ABR ¥ : BEAING RAINEY ¢Litn Incizateo %ﬁ 3{% . J 19 7 HIDUEGHOE = & 5{"3 S 5 ﬂ'ﬁ"‘n = ;‘;‘i nv ~~3 ;\.’g’; e 2 } Y r-,'\; ¢ . Q * & 3 g ¢ <% I § 1 E % oUL O“_‘::’ 0 JAORLA I‘ji U 'L{Jm.i)llnlus | | They can beound at the Nnws office or at the cilice of J. A. Laine | over Uhenthum & Dean's drag store. = ’ P S———— - - e - - et i r—— T ———————— s - | XA7 g F 1 \/\ r; o\ I fo%f bes I e LN | Keeps alwas in stock a fali supply of Itaeg-f:p-\/\v (g«}s[] YFQVﬂ'} pq . NEHEaNAIT ann Hamy ANy . I’ IAI L’f‘,’ il L a }f«.j y Jl GCUI les.. I LRC)IERA L) | Sold by the Dox at manufacturersy price and verv low at refail. Bes I grades on the market. The Allinace is esp elaliy invited o look at I ny tobaceos heforo I:“._‘.Ill," I EEREECEY EB3iCECRC | : | A lot of the celebrated “Eentocky” dried bect just reccived, Fiuest ever .-I;I”» d bere, x | ECAD | Delivered insny part of the city freeof charge. Churehes and church soctetics supplicd iree, 3 | [T rgn T > | W, RLUECWIESS | B AR W B d B%E B I fi 9 L 1 . 3 1 g Pt By g eg Bibm ; oA Wl meslla wan Satnaln C viale r E I linvite those who desive their zoo’t doliveral fram the diflrent des | pots to their plicssof business, to give me theis haaiing. and | promise | they shalt be dolivered with profptiess and eare. ’ H:'?l)(('”il”)‘, | a g o 3 suE el | Olaud Hatcher | ey ee e g g ey g i voy g D 1 i—d 1 C S _Eu» O el N et iNt - RIS O B ULD: | The Tawson Pullic Schocls will hegin their first eassion on MAONTDAY QDDA DD O GOV o 7 N :\. I k) ook ! fl o < )-.(II e MONDR Y sE LN Sih & 10U yol 1% 3 - .¢ The Superintondent’s offiee will he opened on Monday the 25th of Vivnst, two weeks befora sehos! will hecin, tor the reesption al pupils, The forenoon of esch day otihese two woeks from 9 o 12 o'elon, wiil hedevoted 1o the reeoption of white children ovdy, the aliernoon to nezro cihildren gnly. On applieation®for ed sission v the publie schools, the snperintends eunt will furaish the puptl with o Llank certificate, which he wil) carry tothetrensurer, Y. AL J. Buldwie, and piy 82, the mulricalation fee for the tall term. The puapil will retuen chis certificata or veceipt, signed by the trewsurer, {othe tupcrintendent at onee, whereupon he will coroll the nume and procecd to ceads the panil, Parents will please bhear in mind that this cortifiente {rom the treasurer, i: proseated to the superinteadont at onec. will guarantee the pupils a seat ia the sehnols, and nothing eise will, SEPEY IO (G Fes cem, o 7 ey SIS gy K2B e 7 allliaall .-:%‘.n Mol -eWA o i P Resident pupils between theares of Gand eizhtien veas, will he charged aomateicaln: o fan 085 por vere, 32 payable befare entrance to falbtergy, and §3 payable on Enteanca bo spine term, Pupils more than 18 years ord, auld those notliving in Dawson will he ('II:H‘L{I}«I as 11-I“\'.\: Brisity Schonls por monthe ooio 80 L e ite iLB 00 rammar Sehvols Parcmanthiro gl oo) 020 TSR el Sehwoly pie mpithiioa sl g o 1 G Payabie one term in‘advanes; Thoss ehirses are over and fove ol public funds that may be receivad, e as T NNINeNE Arted ¢, M. ROEINSDM, Suprrintendent. ee e e st S, Ao et e et el 4 s s3).¢:l i 1 'E , T *nilrn o i A Aanan le{‘;{ri ! 8 i 3} § :giiie \ . M‘!ﬁ\ # iny . s ij«., 2 sf 5@ s EEfdE il.u’ A j i}? Wy Udlt ’ ’ 1 : vty i - " * Spectacles and Silverware, For sale at the very lowest prices at No B ARNES & g . . Tk 7 4 i 5 ~ ; S ’ g ce S 34 By R i ¥4 g AL b SR e e < X v TR L e e Jevwelor: ow e g 0 i s o Sl e Repairing also done on short notice. All work MM’W 0. @Y ST et e oo ot il I‘:.:é-.;a?; Do e e 6 e ST ER. :Wme&“ﬁﬁwm&» Re R