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DRESS GOODS.
Look at these elegant goods
named below:
Figured Satines, Taffetta
Satines. Black Satines, Per
cales, Colored Lawns and Or
gandies, Figured Organdies,
Lovely Crimpalines in all col
ors, Tela-Vela Ducks, Dainty
Albatross, Woolen and Cotton
Challies, Nuns Veiling, Crepe,
Fancy, Figured and Dotted
Swisses, White and Black
Tarlatane, White and Check
ed Lawns and Dimities,
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TRIMMINGS.
Valenciennes Lacesand Edg
ings, Sevilla and Oriental La
ces, Saxony and Dentelle Gros l
Venise, Black and White Silk |
Laces, English Point Lace,
Hamburg Edging and Insert-’
ing. Also Edging and Insert
ing on Swiss, white and color-’
ed, Feather Edge and Finish- |
ing ! raids, in all colors, Silk |
Belts and Buckles. |
T 0 BREAK JAIL.
THAT'S WHAT SOME PRISONERS
TRIED TO DO.
Only a Few Wooden Posts Between Them
and Liberty--Timely Arrival of
Sheriff Christie.
Thursday aftern~on an attempt was
made to break jail that was almost suc
cessful. Within, in prison bounds, were
three n>groes who longed for liberty and
free sunshine. These were Frank Walk
er, Homer Brown and Henry Wigginos.
Walker is the negro under arrest for
shooting and seriously wounding Joe S.
Wheelery at account of which was pub
lished last week.
A note to Sheriff Christie fror Mr. Joe
Greer informed the sheriff whar was go
ing on amongst the prisoners. Hasten
ing to the jail, Sheriff Christie arrived
just in time to frustrate the plan so
neatly arranged. :
In the hallway the iron bar that encir
cles the jail just under the groof had been
torn off; and in.ls-or 20 minutes time the
prisoners could have saw:d through the
wo den posts that still kept them from
freedom. But the sheriff's arrival broke
up the game. i :
The new jail can’t come too quickly.
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CROPS OF COLTON AND CORN.
Cotton Acreage Cut 20 Per Cent--Increase
in Corn Acreage.
Advance sheets of the report of Com
missioner of Agiicialture Nesbitt show
that the decrease in the use of fertilizers
in Georgia this year amounts to the
enormous total of 100,000 tons, and that
the decrease of the cotton acreage 1n this
state is about 20 per cent. The crop is
gow all in the ground and §this estimate
is based on accurate reports. The eotton ‘
seasou is about two weeks late. |
Georgia will make another big corn |
crop this year. Tae reports show an !
increase of 12 per cent. in the acreage |
planted this year over the unprecedented
crop of last year,
. ~Terrell’s Timb;inmnand.
Mr. W. S Ta man, president of one of
the fruit companies at Fort Valley. has
been here several days superintending
the work of gettinz timber from which
to make shipping crates. The timber is
being cut in the woods near the city,
and at least tweive car loads of gum and
prplar will bz shipped from hers to
Fort Valley. ' i
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Has been declared against high prices. Already Thae Bee
—=Ti~rc leads the van, and has brought jto the front the
'stl'ongest and grandest array of bargains ever shown or given
the trading public.
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' <xQur Stock is Elegant and A rtistic in Every: Department.i<e
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Our bargains are a surprise to the trading public, and it is an
every day question:! ‘‘How can The Bee Hive offer such bargains in
high class goods?'' We answer you. by dealing direct with manufac
turers, and with a thorough knowledge of how to buy and in quan
tities that enable us to retail goodS at wholesale prices, which
insures a saving of from 50 % to 75 % on all goods you buy of us.
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Gentlemen, we cordially invite you to call and inspect our line
of OLOTHINC(G. Ve have them in all the latest styles and
ldesigns. Workmanship and finish umexcelled. They are up to date
'in every particular. Our Suits in Clay Worsted, Imported Cassi
meres and Cheviots are rare bargains. See our Alpacas, Sicillians,
}Mohairs and Serges in all styles to fit slim or stout men. They are
dainty in texture and lasting in quality, and in all prices.
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We have them in ali the latest and nobbiest styles. Our low prices paralyze competi
tors Another lot of those elegant Blue Yacht Caps for men, and Goid and Silver Corded
Caps for boys and girls, just opened.
Ladies,"a visit to our store and an investigation of our low prices for first-class
Dress G oods will convince you that our store is the place to spend your money
and get the most and best value for the least outlay. We al ways lead, but never follow.
We name the prices that defy competition. |
THE WL IV E, ;
J[,eadérs # and & Gontrollers & of #* [ow # Joricesk
COR. MAIN AND LEE STREITS, DAWSON, GA.
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i SUPERIOR COURT.
lJurore Who Were Drawn for the Term.
Judge Beck to] Presice..
Next Monday week the spring term of
Terrell superior court will counvene.
'There are about the usual number of
cases on the dockets. Judge Beck will
preside during the first weez and try
disquaiified cases.
The following are the names of the
jnrors who have been drawn to serve
at this term:
GRAND JURORS.
J. Z. Rogers. Isiac Hay, W. B. Cheat
ham, W. F. Avera, G. T. Marshail, J. H.
Davis, J. I. Hillar, 5. C. Hill, K. W. Har
ris, J. M. Bndges, J. E. Newberry, E. T.
Kenney, J. E. Jay, F. M, Jennings, W.
F. Locke, J. B. Senn, A. B. Lay, J. R.
Jolly, Sr., O. S. Pace, John L. Hill, H.
F. Melton, T. L. Timmerman, O. N.
Geise, W. H. Bishop, J. M. Alexander,
5. S. Crowell, G. W. Dozier, S. N, Hatch
er, W. B. Quails, J. M. Marlio.
TRAVERSE JURORS—FIRST WEEK.
G. H. Breedlove, W. S. Clements, Chas.
Deubler, J. C. Roberts, J. H. Oxford, G.
W. Owens, ¥. Nasworthy Dock cham
bliss, F. M. McNulty, A. &, Mulholiand,
J. C. Caldwell, J. L. Jennings, Z.7T.
Mathis, W. H. Wilkinson, B. W. Breed
love, T. W. Haddock, J. (. Whaley, W-
H. Fletcher. E L. Anderson, J. R. Mar
tin, W. F. Furgerson, G. W. Lee, A. P.
Chapman, H. C. Kennedy, A. T. Jones,
J. G. Dean, J. (¢ Foreman, C. M. Be
thune, Neil McLeod, R. J. Anthony, M.
Jennings, M. S. Jordan, E. S. Pinkston,
E. B. Wills, Hiram A Cook. C. N. Bryan, '
{ TRAVERSE JUR)IRS—SECOND WEEK. |
f W. J. Cannon, T. A. Chappell, J. W.‘
;Bryan. 0. B, Stevens, E. C. Berry, H. J. |
| L. Adams, D. A. McCracken, John T.'
: King, W. J. Connoway, J. W Wllhams,l
{ W. L. Pace, S. P. Chambers, J. P, Braa
' ner, N. H. Lundy, Paal Holland, J. W.
i Gurr, J. S. Henry, G. V. Pace, F. M.]
Redmon, Sr., J. D. Foster, James H.
{ Oxford, L. Lamar, W, A. McCrea, W. M.
| Jenkins, J. S. Carter, J. M. Wright, G. i
!J. Garner, Z. Goss, W. F. Christian, J.
| F. Brim, J, P. Green, Abram J. McLen
' don, J. N. Childs, B. Page, William Lit
tleton, J. G. Wimberly.
f TRAVERSE JURORS—THIRD WEEK.
H. J. Horn, R. U. Fletcher, J. R. Mar
shall, A. [. Britt, W. W. Kirksey, W. W.
} Black, J. F. Sawyer, H. H. Blizzard, W.
E. Brim, L. 1. Arnold, H. H. Davis, E.
'J. Sessions, Wm. M. Ward, D. J. Ses
sions, J. D. Henry, J. Z. Tuarner, H. H!
Savage, T. E. Garr, D. R Mitcheuor, J.
C. Holland, 8. McGill, W. M. Holland,
G. M. Harris. E. B. Bridges, C. j. White
head, J. H. MeClelland, D. J. Denton, J.
H. Brim. T. J. Stapleton, J. H Kendrick,
W. M. Webb,,W. H. Brown, J. T. Fur
gerson, J. S. Jones J. V. Dliver.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
World’s Feir Highest Award.
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PICNIGS.
THEE TFIRST ‘FRIDAY IN MAY
BRINGS THEM.
The Snnday School Committee (all Off
the Joint Picnic. The Pleasure
Seekers Scafiter.
Up to last Weduesday night, after the
'report of the committee on picnics, it
i was vnderstood that the day- would be
‘spentin Amaricas. A report that a
‘negro was to be hanged there on Friday
resalted in the calling off of the trip to
that city. This was regretted, because
it was understood that some preparations
had been made by the citizzas of Amer
icus to eatertain us. Ti: brass band
had beep employed, committees arranged
to meet us, and a speaker invited by
Mayor Cuits to deliyer an address to the
visitors.
In piace of the joint picnic about one
hundred people went on an excuarsion to
Columbus, some joined another picnic
piwty at Notchaway, and a large crowd
united and spent the day in the woods
near the city.
From 21l sections comes the report of
a delightful time, and lots of sport. The .
day was an ideal cne for a picnic, and |
old and young alike enjoyed it to the
hichest degree. € |
The dty schools had no session Fri
day b order to permit the teachers and
pupils of the school to attend the various
pleasure parties.
r A Book for Young Men.
! An immeasurable amount of suffering
. and injury to the human race is due to
the ignorant violation of pbhysiological
I' laws by the youth of ourland. Ruinous
practices wre indunlged in, through igno
rance of the inevitable injury to constitu
tion and health which surely Jfollows.
By every young man the divine in
’ junction, **Know Thyself,”” should be
well heeded. To assistsuch in acquiring
a knowledge of themselves and of how to
preserve health, and to shuu those per
picious and most destructive {practices,
to which so many fall viciims, as well as
’to reclaim and point out the means of
relief and cure tv» any who may unwit.
tingly have violated Nature's laws, aod
are already suffering thé dire consequen- !
ces, au association of medical centlemen '
have ‘carefully prepared a little bunkt
which is replete with Wseful information |
to every young man. It will be sent to |
any address, securely sealed from obser- |
vation in a plain envelope, by the World’s |
Dispensary Medical Association of 6(33'
Main strect, Buffalo, N. Y., on receipt of
ten cents in stamps (for postage), if en
clused with this notice.
A new and beautiful lline of glassware
at A. J. BaLpwiN & Co's.
TO ORGANIZE A LEAGUGE. j
The Towns ot This Sectibn May Play Ball l
: This Season. ;
This, from Thursday’s Americus Her- 5
ald; will be of interest to Dawson ball |
players and lovers of the game: : |
“A meeting was held byiseveral base |
' ball enthusiasts of the city at the store of :
Griffith Bros. last night. i
“The question of organizing a league |
to consist of Oglethorpe, Montezuma, |
KFort Valley, Albany, Dawson, Cuthbert, ‘
Cordele and this city was discussed, and ]
the secretary was instructed to write to |
eazh of the above mentionel towns ask- |
ing their co-operation in the matter. |
“This is a good move, providing each
club would play strictly amateurs, and |
will prove beneficial to all of the towns. |
“We have good talent, and could
make it interesting either at home or 1
abroad for any of the teams.”’ ’
et AP P . $
\Vorld‘é Columbian Exposition. i
was of value to the world by illustrat- |
ing the improvements in the medic:l
arts and emment physicians will tell you |
that the progress in medical agents has 1
been of equal importance, and as al'
strengthening laxative that Syrap of !
Figs is far in advanece of all others. |
Boux;(i 6ver forml’.nr[.:larv. ‘
A negro by the name of Homer Brown. '
charged with burglarizing another |
negro’s house, had a preleminary trial :
before Judge J. M. Simmons on Satur- |
day. He was sent to jail in default of a |
$250 bond. !
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all in leavening
strength.—U. S. Gevernmment Reporte
I' - For Dismission
i GEORGIA— lerrell County. -
Ordinary's Office, May 6th, 1885.
—F. W. Clark, as admims rator of
Mi:chell Ware, deceased, represents
| that he has fully discharged the du-
I ties of his said trust and prays tor let~
ters of dismission, This is, therefore,
l to notity all conceraed to show cause,
|if any they can, ou or hefore the first
[ Monday in August rext, why said
administrator should not be discharg
ed from said administration. ‘
J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
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N. B. BARNES,
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Warcnes, Crocks,
TEWELRY, |
Silverware and Spectacles,
& REPAIRING A SPECIALTY._ &%
DAWSON, GA.
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We are headquarters in the
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line, and carry the finest line
of
Furaishing
‘ Croods,
Neckwear
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Umbrellas,
to be found in this markef,
Space is too limited to item
ize every article; we have
them by the hundreds not
enumerated here. Call and
see them,
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¢ means so much more than
£ you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from
¢ trifiing ailments neglected.
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¢ Don’t play with Nature's
f oreatest gift—health.
; If youare feeling
b § out of sorts, weak
0 and generally ex
rown 8 hausted, nervous,
S have no appetite
and can’t work,
g begin at oncetak
: ing the most relia-
I ble strengthening
! ron medicine,whichis
. Brown’s Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
. B. tles cure—benefit
P comes from the
ltters very first dose—if
. won't stain your
teeth, and It's
7 pleasant to take.
{ It Cures
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¢ Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
¢ Neuralgia, Troubles,
¥ Constipation, Bad Blood :
b Malaria, Nervous ailments
) \Women’s complaints. .
_ Get only the genuine—it has crossed red
liies on the wrapper. All others are sub- .
stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we
wiil send set of Ten Beautiful World’s *
Fair Views und book—free.
BROWN, CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. "
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'~ CURES ITCH
IN 30 MINU;I'ES.
Cures Mange on Dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy.
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by
Farrar & Farrar
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Iron-Clad Mortgage Notes
and Magistrate’s Summons for
sale at this office
