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‘A Few Specialties!
Every man, woman and child who
visits our stores receives prompt and po- ‘
lite attention, and gets the freshest and
purest articles in full measure or weight, |
Below are a few specialties to which we
would direct your attention this week:
There is nothing more delightful than
a pure and fragrant extracl. Palmer’s
Extracts are recognized the woild over
as the best. We have alarge guan‘ity of
this favorite perfume in our store.
Palmer’s Toilet Soaps are also a popu
lar article of the very best quality. We
can supply you as cheaply as any other
house.
Hair, Nail, Tooth and Blacking Brush-
Ses are useful articles. They are used
every day. We have a large line of all
kinds of the best brashes,
Everybody who writes would be pleas
ed with our stock of Papers. Al of the
latest designs, and every guality repre
SALE-DAVISBRUGCO
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SOCIAL NEWS.
PARAGRAPHAS ABOUT THCOSE WHO
COME AND GO.
Pleasant Mention of People Who Visit
and Are Visited, Flavored With
an Occasional Marriage.
On last Wednesday morning, at the
home of the bride’s parents in this city,
Dr. Seruges officiating, Mr. J. A, Rai
ford of Americus, and Miss Enla Conna
way were united in marriage. The
bridal party left on the noon train for
Americus. The bride is a young lady
highly esteemed by her friends, and pos
sesses all the qualities and traits that
make a noble and useful woman. O
Mr. Ruiford the Amaeicus Recorder
says: “Mr. Raiford is a trusted em
ployee of Mr. T. S. Glover. He is a pop
ular young man and is altentives to busi- |
ness.”” Mr, and Mrs. Raiford have the
congratulations ana best wishes of a
large numbir of friends,
Hon. S. R. Christie, accompanied by
his little son, Steve, left yesterday on =
pleasure trip to California, Colorado and
New Mexico. They will spend two o 1
three mcnths in the west. While gone
they will visit the. mid-winter ' fair now
in progress at San Francisco,
At Georgetown, a few nights ago, a re
ception was given to Mr, and Mrs. E. T.
Jordan, of Dawson, at the home of Mr.
Jordan’s mother. It was quite an en
joyable affain, - A large crowd was pres
ent to congratulate Ed and his lovely
bride. -
Mrs. Rosa Mershon, 2the accomplished
music teacher of Parrott High School,
passed thiough Dawson a few days ago
on her way to spend a fewdays in Amer
icus.
Rev. Dr. Dowman, presiding elder of
this distriet, passea through Dawson on
last Thursday on his way to Chickasaw
hatchee to hold quarterly meeting.
Judge A. I. Monroe and Colonel Keel,
prominent citizens of Calhoun «county,
were among cheir Dawson friends Fri
day.
Captain J. P. Allen, to the regret of
his many friends in this city, left Monday
fer Midville, to be gone several months.
Mr. S. V. Brown, and his charming
little grand-daughter, Bessie Lee, have
seturned from a visit to Macou.
Colone! R. D. Locke, postmaster at
Mac 'n, was in the city Monday visiting
his nephew, Mr. W. F. Lccke, |
Judge Guerry ‘went down to Fort
Gaines Monday to look after some legal
matters in the suverior court, |
Dr. Adams, a popular young dentistJ
of Miller county, has been visiting his
uucle, Mr. H. J. L. Adams,
Mr. W. H. Gunnels, oneof Albany's
popular young men, beamed upon his
Pawson fri-nds Monday.
Mr. W. R Taylor, of Montezuma,
- wisited " Mr. Pickard, of the *‘Racket
Store,”” Surday.
“Fev. J. A. Harmen, padter of. the
Methodist church at Parrott- was in the
;«i‘ty Fiiday.
. Miss A, B. Smith is in Atlanta arrang
ing for'her Easter display at her milli
mmery store, L
: Mr. Simon Woeoten, of Calhoun ecoun
ty, was transacting business in the city
Friday. .
~ Mrs. W. H, Allen, of Americus, is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs, J. G. Parks.
Reid Trittenden, of Shellman, was
among his Dawson friends Suturday.
Mrs. A. J. Carver, Sr., has returned
from an extended visit to Atlanta.
~ Mr. W.B. Culpe:per, of Tifton, is
~wis ting his uncle, Mr, Jobn Daniel,
sented, We have all kinds of writing\
finids, too. 3
Smokers ean’t find a better cigar than
we sell. A large number of brands to
‘select from. Prices are also as varied
l as our stoek. If you enjoy a good smoke
- you will buy from us. Also chewing to
' baceo at low prices.
' If youn haven’t planted your garden yet
it would be wisdom on your part to buy
Landreth’'s Fresh Seeds from us. New
crop, and guaranteed to come up. Pa
' pers stamped 1894,
! We are agents for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
! The above are only a few ar.cles of
| our big stock. If you need anything
' that should be kept in a drug store, you
have orly tocall at our places of business
h and get it. :
Hoping to have the pleasure of supply
ling youar needs in the drug line, we are
1 yours respecifully, '
' Miss Fannie Loyless spent a day with
| relatives at Weston recently. .
‘ Mrs. J. M. Griggs is wisitiug in Ber-
I[ rien county. ‘
| STATE SPECIALS.
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' When the vote in Stewart counly ou
‘the whisky question was consolidated
and the anti-prohibitionists were suc
cessful by a majority of thirty-one, ev
ery one hoped that the question was set
tled. A notice of a contest, however,
has been filed. The ‘‘drys’” allege gen
eral fraud, and Judge Fish has ordered
the turning over of the tally sheets to
the ‘“drys.” So the contestis on. R. F.
Watts, J T. Harrison, E. T. Hickey and
G. R. Ellfs represent the ‘“prohi’s,”” and
Hin. Jesse Walters, of Albany, the
‘“wets.)”” One barroom bas opened up
and is doing a thriving business. The
town has assessed its license at $5OO,
Judge J. B. Pilsbury, a prominent at
torney and for a long time judge of the
city court of Americus, has been ap
pointed to a position in the departmernt
of justice, to inéestig:—xte claims in which
Georgia is interested with the gover:~
ment, The position is worth $3OO a
month’ and expenses, Judge Pilsbury
is a brother of our Professor W. K.
Pilsbury.
There'is a c,uriosity in the tree line at
Cohutta. Itis a tree which bears per
simmons on one side and wild crab ap
ples on the other. Of course, as a mat
ter of fact, there are two trees, but it
takes close examinaticrn te convinrce a
perscn that there are. They have grown
so closely together that they haye lost
their identity, so far as appearance is
concerned,
The funeral of Hon John. S. Davidson,
at Augusta, Tuesday, was literally an
outpouring of the public heart. It was a
touching testimonial of the respect and
affection of the people among whom he
lived, and the highest possible tribute
to his good citizeuship.
Itis chirged that three jurors discuss
ed the case prior to being sworn in as
jurors in the Hinkle case, in Americus,
aud the matter will be thoroughly in
vestigated.
The Graniteville Manufacturing Com
pany, of Augusta, recently sold 2,000
bales of its products in China, £
The Most Georgeous Treasures of Arabiz.
What a splendid picture it brought be
fore your mind! You read the glowing
descriptions of the secret treasures
which the genii of the ring spread be
fore Aladdan’s gaze. You perused this
favorite story of yours in ‘‘Arabian
Nights” when a boy, and your imagina
tion pictured briliiantly for you every
tting that the words suggested.
That was when you were a boy. To
day, possibly, you are unable to do i'e
Shal! we tell you the reason why? Most
probably because your liver is sluggish,
and as a consequesice you suffer from
sick headache, dizziness, and constipa
tion. Do you want to cnre all these
troubles perman-ntly, make your live:
active, your imagination lively, and in
general enjov things as you did when a
boy? All you have to do isto use Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Pelles purely vege
table, perfectly harmlesS, the smallest
and easiest to take, and they are the
cheapest because they are guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is re
tarned. What more can you ask?
’A A Ne‘\;.éto—r:.‘———
’ The Dawson Variety M’f'g. Company
are erecling a commodious store house
near their works, to be used as a supply
store for the hands engaged in the man
ufactory. Its plate glass front presen's
a business like appearance,
SPRING STYLES ARE OUT.
The Millinery Opening Shows the Latest
Designs in Hats and Bonnets.
They are ingenious people—these
fasbion makers—and for the coming
spring they have put their heads togeth:
er to some purpose, as is clearly de
monstrated in the new styles.
No one will be able to complain of
lack of novelty, for the bonnets and hats
are onginal and varied in shape, color
ing and trimming, and bewitching
enough to disturb the devotions of len
ten worshipers and turn their thoughts
in longing and perplexity towards tl-e
Easter bonnet.
' Glancing at the beflowered, beribbor
ed, belaced and bejeweled array oi
head-coverings at the openings, the com
prehensive and crirical feminine eye
will take in more or less of the follow
ing significant hints:
That the flat and flexible placque o 1
platteau, which has served so good a
purpose all winter, is back again in
straws, ready to be twisted in any form
that pleases the wearer’s fancy.
That hats are large, bonnets medium,
and toques and turbaus in favor.
That Parisian fancy leans towards
wide flaring poke effects, without the
slammed up front brims of winter, with
more face trimming to relieve them.
That jet, good old jet, and steel will
be much used and often combined,
That heayy cream Jlaces, “butter”
laces as they are sometimes called, ave
coming with a persistence that looks as
if they intend to stay, and hold a promi
nence wi'h the popular ecru laces.
That moire satin ribbons will be mad«
info Alsatian bows and decorate a hat
indiscriminately.
That aigrettes, big buckles, rhinestore
ornaments. flowzrs of motley colors, tips
us=ed with flowers, a great deal of fcliage
and much lace are among the trim
mings,
That leghorns and cliips occupy rather
a ¢orspicuous place in the French im
portations, That green in all shades
and heliotrope will run a race for popu
lavity, or else combine their attractioos
to outdo pink and yellow, while the new
shaae in eminence, known as ‘‘beet.
root,” will claim the favor of admirers.
After having taken in these general
outlines—and the mqjority of woman
kind can take in asicht of details at 2
olance in matters of dress—the visitcors
will find abundant pleasure in personal
inspection of individual hats and bon
nets, which are shown at the millinery
cpenings in this city.
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News Notes.
THE town treasurer £ Middleboro,
Mass., who has held the office for twelve
vears, Las tendered his resignation, hav
ing discovered in completing his annual
report that there are $300,000 in the
treasury which he cannot account for.
Possibly he feels that a treasurer who
allows so large an amount to accumulate
in his treasury is not fit to hold office,
and is a discredit to.his profession.
Such an occurrence is enough.to paralyze
ven the most experienced of treasurers.
The war in Brazil is over, and the- in
surgents, or their leaders, have gone off
in French ships. :
The per capita debt of JArkansas is
$l3, the smallest of any state in the
union.
Contempt of Court.
' From the Chicago Inter-Ocean .
- Paul Hull tells a story of a judge in
southern Illinois who fined an attorney
for contempt of court and was met with
this withering rejoinder: ‘‘lf you fine
me a sum adequate to the contempt 1
feel for your blankety-blank court it
would bankrapt the Rothschilds to pay
ten per cent of it.”’ :
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The Sale-Davis Drug Co. recommends
Japanese Liver Pellets for constija icn
and sick headache. Small, mild, easy
to take. 50 pills 25 cents,
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The Best Goods for the Least Money. .
I have disposed of my entire of stock undertakers good+
for the purpose of devoting more of my time and space.fo
che Furniture business. Henceforth my line of '
FURNIT TREDE, ‘
will be complete, embracing every article. Call, examine and
pu-chase. Prices will be no barrier. -
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‘ LADIES’ SLIPPERS!
The best line eve. in Dawson. "Made by Val Dutten
hoffer & Son, which is sufficient guarantee that they cannot
be surpassed in neatness and durability. ‘
General Merchandise!
In addition to the ahove I will continue to keep a gen
eral line of merchandise, which I will be §lad to show; and
compare with other stocks in style, quahity and prices.” = .
P. S.—A full line of Hainess and Saddlery. :
FOR SALE AT A BRRGAIN.
I will sell my farm tor g 516.00 per acre, iflcluding,%mules,.
new wagon, corn, fodder, and cotton seed out of 30 bales of
cotton, all farming utensils, seed cane, etc., etc. :
Farm is situated juct on city limits, Part well timbered.
Good houses, barn, etc. Best farm and most convenient for
stock raising or dairv in Terrell county. Has three streams:
of good water on it. . W. B. CHEATHAM:. =
For sale by J. A. HORSLEY, Real Estate ‘Ag’t., DaW’sgn.:
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