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ur Envire stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Glents Furnishing Goods
Must be sold by JUNE Ist, and as the appointed time is close at hand, we think it advisable for you to come at once and secure the greatest bargains offered in a life tin: Fhink of It—g6.oo suits for 4.00; 8.50 suits for 6.25; 12.00 suits for 0.00:
15.00 suits for 11.00; 22.06 suits for 16.50. Our prices on Shoes are equally as low. 1.75 shoes for 1,25: 2.25 shoes for 1.70; 2.75 shoes for 2.00; 3.00 shoes for 2.2 z : 4. o; 1.25 ladies shoes jor gs¢c.; 1.75 ladies shoes for 1.25, in lace
or button. A regular 3.00 ladies shoe for 2.39, in Opera Toe or Common Sense style. A nice assortment of Ladies and Gents Slippers, Come and price them. :
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A good shirt for 30 cents; a regular 50 cent shirt for 35 cents; a 75 cent shirt for 50 cents ; a .00 shirt for 05 cents; a 1.50 shirt for 1.00; a 2.00 shirt for 1.25. Any quantity of Crush »r Cicarette Hats of different colors, all going at cost
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Straw hats in light and black. Come and see them. Childrens’ Suits, sizes 4to 13, 1n the latest styles and patterns, from 1.50 up. Knee pants, sizes 4to 13, 40 cents. We have a few Counterpanes, Tablecloths, Pillow Shams, all going at manufac
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Bv E. L. RAINEY,
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DAWSON, MAY, 13r1H, 1891.
PresIDENT HARRISON is still jaunts
ing in the West.
Tue Frorma legislature is still
vainly trying to elect a U. S, Senator. \
Senator Call hasa clear majority and
ghould be given the place. ;
Omlo is the latest state—the twens
ty-fourth—to adopt a ballot-reform
law. Georgia ought to follow Obio
and make the twenty-fifth.
Ruping, the Italian minister, is‘
very augry. In the late tursle with
Mr. Blaine he slipped up on a banana
peel and spilt his plate of maccaroni.
It is estimated that the cotton
acreige in Georgia is 10 per cent. less
than last year. The stand is said to
average only 40 per cent, and the crop
is considered two weeks late.
It is rumered that the deal between
the Columbus Southern the Quitman
and Tan:pa roads, by which the for
mer is to connect at Quitman with
the latter, has been consummated.
ON the 4th. of July next the flag of
the Union will sport forty-three stars.
Room will be wade on the nationai
eusign for the nev State of Wyo
ming.
TaE Ruilroad Commission of Geor
gia has nctified railroads in Georgia
to adjust their treighc rates so as not
to discriminate agaivst local or inter
mediate points. They are to do so
by the 26th instant.
AUSTRI A AND WEST ViRCINIA.
Advice from Vienna state ibat
notice has been given in the reichsrath
to the goverument of the alleged ill:
treatment of svhjects ot AustriasHun.
gary in West Virginia. It is claimed
that these subjects are treated as
slaves, and the government will be
asked what measures it will take to
obtain redress.
The matter referred to is the case
of seventy-five Bohemians who were
hired in New York to work on the
extension of the Norfolk and \Ves
tern. It is said that these men igno
rantly sigaed an ironclad contract,
and when they arrived at Pocahontus
they were put under guard, and ron
dowa by blood hounds when they at~
tempted to escape. The charge is al
-80 made that they were overworked
and halfsstarved.
It is not a settled fact that these
foreigners are in the sitnation de-~
scribed, but admitting the charges to
be true, what can Austria do about
it? Our expecience with Italy has
madae it sufficiently plain that our ted |
eral treaties with forei.n powers are
very largely modified by the dual nu~
ture of our system of government.
Austria will waste time and labor
in celling the sttention. of Secretary
Blaine to this real or imaginary viola
tion of treaty obligations. Our sec
retary will simply reply that the Uni- |
ted States as a government has not“
illtreated the subjects of Austria,and |
that the vietims must look to thol
courts of West Virginia for redress, |
All that the federal authorities prom- \
ise in a treaty is that the foregners
in this country shall bave the sa:m’i
protection that we give our own cili-‘\
zeus. in sowe locnlities American
laborers bave been harshly and une!
Jurtly treated, Lut they had to rest
satisfied with such justice as they could |
obtein trom the courts. Foreigners
are on the same footing. We cannot
be expected to guarantee them privie
leges aud protective sateguards not
eujoyed by our own people.
ENORMOUS TAXATION.
A .
For the next two years our govern
ment will spend annually more than
$500,000.000.
To pay one year's expensesof the
government it will take nearly the
combined wheat and oat crop.
Our annual output of gold, silver,
copper, iron, coal, petroleum and lead
will not foot our tax bill for twelve
months,
Nor can we do it with a year's pro
duct of cotten, wool, rye, barley, wine
potatoes and tobacco.
The combined capitalization of
our nationa! banks is $599,000,009.
Oune year's taxes will nearly swallow
it up.
Now, all this is the federal tax.
We have also to pay city, county and
state taxes.
We pretend to be a nation of plain
people, with no aristocracy, no prins
ces, no standinz army and no expen
‘sive frills, and yat our taxes are more
“enormous than those of Austria, Ger.
many or Great Britain.
- Whea we calmly zonsider these
facts wnd fizures it must be admitted
i that the outlcok is not very encours
‘aging. But such evils always lead
lto a reaction. The people will be
forced by stern necessity to demand
retorm or revolution, and in a coun.
try like ourssuch a state of public
sentiment is boand to crystalize into
reform.
ABOLISh JURY EXZMPTIONS,
The Columbus Enquirer Sun is of
the opinion that the summer session
of the Geor -in legislature will pres
gent a fine opportunity for some mwem.
ber to do a great publicservice by dos
ing aawy Wwith a erying evil in the
laws relating to the administration ot
justice in this State. Let him iutro
duce a bill repcaling and abolishirg
all jury excwptivns, The law is
such now that in every community
many of the most intellizent, upright
and successtul ecitizeus are relieved
from juiy service. Tne time has come
in Georgia, as it has in other States,
when the services of this class of eiti
zens are iuperatively needed in the
jury box. in every couutyin Geor
gia jury cxemptions have grown to
he a great evil, and the demand is
increasing, from the beuch and from
the people. for relief. To further
such a movement we would not ap
peal to any class prejudice, but it is
tair and proper to call attention to
the fact that these exemprions operate
mainly in favor of leading citizens of
towns and cities. Our farmer friends
aie not favored to any great extent
in these special privileges. They are
called from their farm work to go to
town and do the public service from
which so many city men are excused.
This is not right, and it is certainly
not in the interest of public justice.
A law should be passed abolishing
all jury exemptions, and vesting in
the disceimination of the judges iv
‘each case the excusing of jurors, oo
‘the ground of age, illness, peculiar
oceupation, urgent business, or other
conditions wkich might appeal to the
court.
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THE IDEAL COMMUNITY. i
A perfect town is that in which ’
you see the farmer patromzing the
bome merchants, the laborers spend
ing the money they earn with their
own tradesmen, and all animated by
a spirit that will not purchase artis
cles abroad if they can be bought at
home. The spirit of reciprocity be
tween man and the mechanic, tradess
mau and Jaborer, farmer and
manutacturer lesults every time in
-making the town a perfect one to do
jbusiness in. “Perfection should al
| ways be desired, even where nttain~|
{ ment is barely possible," we presume, |
| but a perfect town mugt be denomi
[ nated a great rarity notil we reach al
mare advanced stage toward the mils
: lennium than has yet been cained.
| Raxporew county farmers have got
| sense, and lots of it, They are plows
iug up cotton and plauting corn.
‘itation for ru ad,
GEORGIA-—Terrzll county,
To all whom it mav concern. l
All persons interested are hevehy |
notified, that 1f no zood esuse b =
shown to the contravy, an order wiil |
".1-- eranted on the Tth day ot Jaly, l
1891, escablishing a new road :ls’
‘m:nl;ml out by the commissioners ap- |
'pnintul for that purpose, commene
ling at the Dawson and lumshnr;‘
road, near O, B. Steven’s mill and
‘ running north of the old road bed by
l'llei»l(l Tucker p:;i('l‘ and thence ou
{t,ho old road bed and the land line by
{ the re<idenees ot Rutfus M. and Wm. ‘
[Jens dnze, interestivg the D weoon a d
{1 roinwood Road at the rail road cui- |
{ vert across Ross ereek. 1
| May 5 th, 1891,
] J. W. ROBERTS, clerk,
, B OGO U
SOUTHERN text books tor southern
schools are being generaly discussed in
the eolumus of our state exchanges,
and they are unanimous in calling
unon the legislature to take hold ot
this important matter at the summer
gession, with a view to estublishing
either a southern or a state publishing
house where text books by southern
authors can be produced at the lowest
possible cost.
A Philadelphia exchange has dis
covered that the strangest things
happen in Georgia newspapers. ‘A
Liberty county man hus found oys
ters growing at the bottom of his six.
ty-foot well, and actually has some of
the shells to show his neighbors. It
!is sadly recalled that even trath lic
l where the Geor ia man says he founa
the ovsters ¢rowing™ |
It Is Remarkable
With what promptness Aver's Cherry Pectoral stops a distressing cough, soothes the
brritated membrane, aud induces refreshing sleep. As an anodyne for soreness of the
lungs, especially when hemorrhage or other consumptive symptoms have manifested them
selves —and alse as an expectorant, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is unsurpassed.
“I have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in my
practice since 1853, and have always found it re
linle for the cure of colds, coughs, and all lung
diseases.” 8. Haynes, M. D., Saranae, N. Y.
“For twenty years, during autumn and winter,
I had a bad cough. Last October it was much
worse, being attended with hemorrhage of the
lings, so that part of the time, 1 had to keep my
bed. Being advised to try Aver's Chorry Pee
toral, T began to use it, and by the widdle of
March, having taken ghout four bottles of the
medicine, my cough was cured,”— Henry Kesser,
Millington, Tenu.
* Six years ago, while a traveling salesman,
I was suffering from lung trouble. For months
I was unable to sleep in any restful posture. I
had frequent conghing and choking spells, and
was often compelied to seek the open air for
rellef. T was induced to try Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, which immediately helped me. llts
eoniinued uso has enthrely cured me, and I
believe bas saved my life.”"—Alonzo ¥'. Daggett,
A T e TP
Ayer’s GCherry Pectoral,
Prepared by D=.J, C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists,
Price $l. Six bottles, $5.
Rooms to Rent!
[ have seven rn;l—n:;lnvl{ I '“;”'lltrlffiv[- !
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Lkime For Salel
GOOD, Fresh Lime for sale by the ‘
DAWSON VARIETY M'F'G. CO. l
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Wanted.
The People's Building, Loan and Sav
ing Association of Geneva, N. Y., is |
prepated to fill loans promptly |
throughout the state of Georgia, and
wish to secure a live man to organize
a branch in this place. Liberal com- |
roissions. Address with reterences, |
E. A. W ALTON, Treas.
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Brick. |
Will deliver Brick in Dawson cheap- |
er than any other Brick Manutacturer
in the state, E
C. C. STRATTON & Co.,
Macom, Ga, |
QR IDV ONE DD oo
SALARY, $2O PFR WEEK, |
Wanted—Good agents to sell our gen- i
eral line of merchandise. No peddling. i
Above salary will be paid to “live” |
agents. For further information, address: |
ClitcAGo GENERAL SurpLy Co.
178 ‘West Van Buren St., Chicago ,111.
D.R.LIDE,
DENTIST,
DAWSON, 2 GA.,
Offers his scrvices to the people of
Dawson and surrounding country.
Oftice in Baldwin block.
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Lieading Groger
For the benefit of those that
are fond of good things, takes
pleasure in announcing the ar
rival of afresh lot cf seasona
ble delicacies
Suuicihh as
P Oat Meal,
Buckwlieat,
Mince Meat,
Catsup,
Cocoa,
Choccolate,
Butter,
Cheese.
Macaroni,
Small Hames,
Bacon
: ITour,
F.tc., Ec.
Talbot is also headquarters
for all other kinds of groceries
and would be more than hap
py to supply you.
BANEBRY.
I bake daily, and have fresh cale
and bread daily. BILL TALBOT.
| “Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured my wife of a
severe lung affection, which we supposed to be
quick consumption. We now regard this medi
cine as & household necessity.”—W, H. Strickle,
' Terre Haute, Ind.
*ln April last T was afiicted with a bad congh,
and felt uneasy about it, fearing it might termi
nate in consumption, I tried several kinds of
cough remedies; but nothing seemed to help me
until I procured a bottle of Ayer's Cherry lec
toral, which gave me relief at once, and by using
less than two bottles, I was able to resume my
work."—Juarvis Day. * I hereby certify that the
above statement is true in every particular.”—
M. Shaw, Hartiand, N. B.
~ “Twenty years ago 1 was troubled with a dis
ease of the luugs, Doctors afforded no relief,
and said that I eould not live many months, 1
began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and, before
1 had finished one bottle, found it was helping
me. 1 continved to take the medicine until 1
was cuared. I believe Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
saved iny life.”--Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, [l
MOGORE BROS,
Dry Goods and Millinery.
FINE BRESS GOOBS t‘-‘,{
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Millinery a Specialty. \
Dissolution Notice. E
The firm of Mathews & Thornton |
has been dissolved by mutual consent, |
W. 8. Thornton retiring. B.S. Math- |
ews assumes all the Habilities ot the |
firm, and all debts due the firm will |
be collected by Lim. ;
B. S. MaTHEWS, !
W. S. TnorNTON.
Dover, Ga April 15th, 1891.
Notice of New Militia District. |
Whereas, application has been midc |
in due form for the establishment of a
new militia district in said county, |
and commissioners having beeu ap- |
pointed to lay out and define the lines r
thereot, and theiyp report having been
epproved, and entered upon the min- |
utes, and the Governor having been ‘
furnished with a certified copy of the l
proceedings, it is ordered that the!
same be published for 30 days at the|
courthouse door and in Tur Dawsoy !
NEws. :
Report of commissioners to lay out
and define the lines of a new Militia
district, commencing at county line |
between Terrell and Webster coun. i
ties, at the land line between lots of |
fand nos. 236 and 237, in the 811th |
walitia distriet and ronning South on |
said land line to the southeast corner ;
of lot of land no 220, and then west
on the land line between lots of land !
nos. 197 and 220, ‘o the county line |
between Terredl and Randolph eoun- l
ties, at the land line between nos. 208
ind 209 in the 11th Jacd distrtet, '
then north on said county line to the
Webster county line, then east on the
county line between Terrell and Webs"
ster county to the starting point. |
Done by order ot the board of couns
ty commissicuers, April 4th, 1851,
J. W. Roserrts, Clerk,
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From 25 to 50 Cents on Every
Dollar You Spend?
If so, write for our Illustrated Cata
logue, containing illustrations and prices
of everything manuf:ctured in the
' United States, at manufacturers prices.
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Formerly of J. W. Sheflield & Co., of
Americus, Ga., has opened a first-ciass |
Tin Shop in Dawson, and is prepared to
do all kinds of
TIN AND SREET IRON WORK,
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such as Tin Roofing, Guttering and Pip- I
ing. Old roofs repaired and painted, |
and all kinds of Hardware, sobbing and
Stove-repairing done. Stoves put up,
and piping furnished if required. Solic
iting a share of your patronage, I am re
spectfully yours,
J. P. HOWELL,
One door east of G. M. Davis & Co.'s
furniture store.
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Dr. Chas. B. Grigos,
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BPAWSON, GA,
Offers his professional services to
the peopl: of Dawson and surronnd
ing eountry. Ofice on second iloor
of Baldwin Block.
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Offices for Rent.
We have for rent the offices in “'Bal
dwins Block.” They are the largest,
hest and nrost conveinient in the city.
Those wanting offices will do well to !
call at once and get choice., i
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2X Notice. |
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Tax Notice.
I will attend the following times and
places for the purpose of receiving the
Tax Returns for 1501
TweLrTn Disvnior— Wednesday, April
ist. Thursday, April th; Friday, A‘,;wfll
17th, » (
EreveNri Distutor—Thursday, April |
2nd; Friday, Aprit 10th; Monday, April |
20th, {
Dover---Friday, Amil dud; Monlay, |
April. 18th : Puesday, Apill 21st,
Piosiyistric s~ Ol Sasser=Monday |
April diti Tuesday april 14th: Wednes- |
day, April Zind, i
Broxwoon—Tustcay, Apiil Tth: Wed- |
nesday, April stk Tharsday, Aya il 234,
New - Beevisni-—Wednesdoay, April |
Bth; Thursday, Apiil 10th; Friday, April
24th, -
L will Le in Dawson overy Saturday
and darivge May term of court. Ofiice in
the Baldwin Block. : W
i G. R.CANNON, T.R. 1. ¢.
Go We FPARKAR. C. B. FARRAR
Farrar & Farrar’s
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-Main Stree armacy.
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
Purest Drugs and Medicines.
Best Cigars and Tobacco.
Freshest Garden Seed.
Bweetest Handkerchief Extracts.
~ Nicest and sweetest Toilet Soaps.
Best Hair and Tooth Brushes.
~ Cheapest Lamps and Fixtures. :
Best Whiskies for Medical Use.
Best place to have your Prescriptions filled apd deliv
ered in any part of the city.
‘ FARRAR & FARAR, Dawson,Ga
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| lAVING bought the mignificest stock of Davis & Lo-ke, at a big
[ bargain, we ure in a position to rive our customers the beneltt of the same.
| We will sell the latest styles inj
[ r*\fl‘ » .l y ,:&I . - - :
‘siothing, Furnishing Goods,
| NECKWEAR, SHOES AND HAIS,
| at prices less than competitors pay for the same class of goods.
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B F.&R. B Mchi AN
D. s R . e e ,
; , (Successors to DAVIS & LOCKE,)
Pawson, - = - Georgias
FOET TN 55 OV IND &,
JEILL AND FEVER TONIC
(Jaai,%bi: AND FEVER T
|
{ "“ Y‘ “ e '“V y s ) o r!l
| CURES EVERY POP.
. One bottle guarantecd to cure any case of Malarial Fever
or Neuralgia or money refunded.
| PRICE, 50 cents per bottle.
WA EIRSLINIIEC REINSE FER e 4
Hls.u‘. DV ATIRT TR T Pg‘»??fi P
i GhutLENENT I THE
Q Woddbleleegliy I ) ¥
.TYLYT AN ATr AT TA ¢ "y
CRUSED BY BORTOM & DANIEWS
GOOD WIISKIES
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Uil W LIS LEDS,
The Best and Purest
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Liquors, Brandies, Beers, Etec,
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED,
Can always be found at our store, near the depot. We keep and serve
to our customers only the best brands, and we stuke our reputation oun the
tact that you get the best goods in the city when you buy trom us.
ICED BEER AND QTHER COLD DRINKS,
Pzlatable and refreshine,.can always be found here,
WATER GROUND MEAL,
Fresh from our mills every day or two, is our specialty, and! we will
be ¢lad to bave your orders. We will deliver promptly to every purchaser
anywhere iu the city. We exchange meul for corn, and” will be glad to al
ways buy your corn.
g
GCGrIROCE RIS,
We also have a full stock of family groceries, and will make it to your
interest to see us when in need of such goods,
BOLTON & DANIEL.
MY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
Wi 3
Are attracting the public, who always seek the best
goods for the least money
FIRST CLA GOODS AND LOW PRIGES
\lways capture trade, and these are my inducements. 1
keep always instock a full line of Staple Groceries, Farm
Implements, Hardware, Stoves, Furniture, ounges, Ice
Cream Freezersand various other useful an® substantial
L"i’lf(!fi.
You will miss the opportunity of your life il you do not
aud inspect my stock and learn my prices.
DAWSON, _— . (GEORGIA,
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