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'OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
POFERTS & MARSHALL, Prep's.
G:IGE M, FOBERTS,
EDITCR AND BUSINESS K/NEGER.
TOM LOYLESS, Asst. Epitor.
DAWSON, ¢t GA,,
" December I Hth, 1888.° .
An Important Measure.
One of the most important bills
sit ce the present legislature con.
vened wos introduced last week by
Senator Hall of the 26th distiict
Tt conten piates the xtension of the
powers of the rui'road comission
#0 as to give that tribuhal authori
ty to regulate the powers of express
compames, sleeping car compa
pics and telegraph companies now
doing business, and which may
herea‘ter do business, in this State,
Ti.e companiex now chorge wlat
eyer price they please and vy
tinies their figures are exheriitant,
Then why not let the conmis’on
govern them sx well as the riiv
Toutls,
) Merely a Dream. i
Ex-Representative Munroe of
Calhoun county was in the city lu ¢
veek, He is neither s prophet or
the son of a prophet, but he is a
dreamer from wwayhuck. His lat
wvet dream is that he saw President
rlect Hurrison and his cabinet on a
tine day promencding Penrsylvan
ia Avenue in Washington city =l.d
Heury W. Grady of the Constitu
tion was one of the chosen. Per
“haps V'r. Grady has ulso been
dreaniing to the same effect is why
he refused to allow hig name to go
before the Georgia Legislature nsa
candidzate for the Senate, |
b s 1
T will give more sugar and coflee
to the Dollar than ever. It )'nll'
are a doubtful Thomas call and be
convineed, M. (. MIMs, |
T kit
Their Business Bcemirg. |
‘Probably no one things har
c-ured such a general revival of
trade at any Drug
Store as their giving away to their
customomsers of -0 meny free tiial
Lottles of Dr. King’s NewDigcovery
for Consumption, Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valu
“able article from the fact that it
always cares and never dissppoints.
Coughe, Colds, Asthma,Bronchitis,
Croup, and sll throat and lung dis
eses quickly cured. You ean
test it heicre buying by getting a
trial bottle tree, large size sl.Every l
bottle warranted. ‘
Bad Blood.
Kroxvillle, Tenn., July 2, 1888,
The Swift Specitic Co,,Atlanta
Ca.:
Gentlemen,— A few years ago a
severe case of bieod poison muni
fo-ted it selt upon me, and I began
taking § 8.5, The medicine h:d
tha desired eftect, and ina short
time my systew was entirely
cleansed. The mcdicine I found
to be everything claimed for it and
will always be grateful for what it
has done for me. E, A. Stan
lev,
Cattanooga, Tenn., July. 2. 1888,
The Swisft Specific Co., Atlanta,
Ga.:
Gentlemen.— In Janusry Just,
while working on the Daily G zot
te, in Augusta, Ga., I contracted
a bad ease of blood poison. Sore
after sore made its appear.nce
upon my body until, like Job, T
was covered from head to foot. [
had the best medical attention
but did not improve. For thirty
days I was a horror to myself and
an abhorence to my friends Finally
I left Augusta and Janded in Chat
tanooga two months ago. My
sifferings - “were intolerahle,
and I wss on the point of end.
ing my lite. A priater whom
T iad kuown in Augusta told me
to try Bwift’s Specific, In desper
ation J eommenced taking it My
appetite soon returned and then 1
Began to improve rapidly. The
gores began to disapperr, and soon
they were al! gone. To.day there
is but one evidence of the terrible
erdeal through which I passed -a
scar on my right leg. Everything
elee is gonme, ard I am a well
man.
John M. Rearden l
1013 Calthoun st., Augusta, Ga.
Treatise on Blood and Skin dis«
cages mailed free, ‘
The Swift Specific 0., Drawer 3.
Atlanta Ga,
ADVERTISE YOUR TOAN, |
Tre NEws has heen, for come |
time, constantly urging the people
ot Duwson, to «dvertise the place,
and take ste]’s. with a view to get- |
ting nosthern people to winter with
s, but itis now December, and not
a move made. Inan article of a
short while ago, a zorrespondent
fully set forth the advantages of
Dawxn us a winter resort, and its
bright prospect ot becoming one; it
was renidd and discussed by a num
ber of atizers, and for a while it
seenced as it it would meet with the
proper ercouragement, but, for
some resson, we know not what,
che matter is aoain ot a standstill,
- There is not a man in Daweon,
; who would like you to betieve
that he cares nothing for the wels
!, fare and prospenty of the tf:wn,
! yet there are men here to day who
i Lave veve respeut onedollar, orone
' hour’s trouble in the interest of the
| place, their wish fer its prosperity
'3 born enly of their greed and in
| dividual interests,; solongaso h rs
i money and others enerqy will bring
i atout that end, it s all richt,
but when they are called on for a
Ldollar to promote the intercst of
"their town, the eagle may expeet
to holler, he’s bourd to be
isqnv(*'f,r«l and -squeezed hard,
| Now so long asthis thing coatinues
l Dawson may expect to rise just o
she has since the day ot her nirth, !
by true merit and superior advant
ages,and without the aid ot her mon
eyed men inspreading and making
known these faets. Shemon telianh
the bill to prosperity on her own
resouress and by a long, slow jour
ney,that could be shoriened by the
proper amount of enterprise, That
bal\\'SnH has scores of interprising
citizens, we are proud to know is
true, hut that she has a creater per
cent. of the other than any town of
its siz - in the world. we are torced
to believe. To the former we look
for encourgement in the matter
under dascussion, trom the latter
we can only hope for the same,
That this thing would greatly
kenefit Dawson there can be no
doubt that by making known our
advantages and inviting immigra
tion and capital, we can best build
up ourtown, there ean be no donht
again, We have consulted a gen
tleman in a po.iticn to know, as to
what would be a low estimate o
the expenditures o 1 50 visitors for a
geason of three months, be estimat
ed it at $135.0000, and we agree
with him in tuinkink thisa very
low estimate Ncw there wonld be
alarge anount o 1 goous sold in
Dauweon it this wereso and proper
ty weuld natar I'y tike a rise, in
fact mercant, furmer, capitalist
and luborer would ahike be beues
fited, consequently everyone is ins
terested in this projeet and should
do all in their power to encourage
it.
We hope to have & communica
tion from some ctizen by next issue
in regard to this matter. Talk it
up, work it up, write it up, and
lets hiave northern visitops rolling
into Dewson by News Year's .dav.
LIST OF ACVERT.SED LETTERS |
Which Wil! be Sertto ihe Cecd Leticr
Cfiice if net Called for in Thirty Days.
W. R. Balvwin, P. M.
Adline Miss Lizo: Adums Miss
Ewmma D; Eradlevd W; By B
W; Bro.. Miss Eliza, (2): Brown
H C; Bush Miss Alice; Ciark Miss
Francis: Cellaway W A: Cloyd J
D; Connell Simon; Davis James
D; Davis Robert; Billard Williamn:
Dassey G W; Durham Wil Ely
Mrs, Sady; Ely Mrs. 8 T @arrot
Rufus; Gtllenwater C II; Gunn
Am; Howry IG; Hanis R A: Har
rell Mrs. Della; Hoves Joe: How
ard 'E; Hopkies NH, (2); Holt
Miss Lizzie B: Hunt sviss [ i 1
Jones Miss Eili; Kendriek Rich
ord; Massev K W; Murvree ¢ has
Vie Cook E W; Varshadl Mrs, B 7
Pollard Winnie; Read Washington:
Rice Charley; Robivson Ma'issey;
Oliver J J; Odom W E: Osser’
K; Stamper amp; Sapp Miss Ru
ste: Snpp Mrs, ].(*t‘(‘}; Stephiens J
H; Trittay J K; 10 tnan Herti
Waurd Berwick; Ward Mis. Eliza:
Wilker Mrs. Lula; Winn Mrs. Liy
ron W; Williams G L; Winbush
Robert; Werthey A W,
Administrater's Sale.
By virtue of a decree ot Terrell
Superior Court and an order trom
the i ourt ot Ordivary ot Terrell
county, will be sold * efore the court
house door in Dawson, Gu, on the
firs,. Tuesday in January next,
within the legal hours ot s.ie, fitty
and one hali acres, more or less, of
lot of luud, number 162 in the 4th
district ot Terrell county. Known
88 the Bozeman p'ae, in Dover,
Ga. Sold asthe property of estute
of Maggie Bozemun, ~ deceased.
Terms cash. W E Sgssrons,
Dec. 5, 185, Administrator.
Pure rich, possessing all the nut.
riticus properties o {Malt, Chase’s
Barley Mait Whisky is a perlect
Touue for building up the system,
W. C. Kexorick, Sole agent.
for .., Dawson. Nov 5,
Death of Mrs. W. H. Hodnett.
On last friday nightat 10 o'cluek,
at the residence of her son-in-lav
J. F. Lark, the soul of Mrs,
Hodnett possed peacetully into
rest,
The circamistinces surronnding
her deuth are equally sad and peea
wliar. Several days prior to her
death and while viziting a triend in
the city, she remarked that she had
a foreboding of a sudden illness
and that it would result in death.
Ot course nothing wus thought of
it at the time, but in a short
time she was + ricken with paralysis
and after hogering o few days
died:
Mes. Hoduett possessed many
rare vittaes and was neted for her
nobluess of characier aud a loving
clieerful disposition.
In her desth her chidren loge a
kKind and loving motler, the church,
a duithful foliower and the commu
nity at Jarge, a gosd wonan. To
the bereaved the Nuws extends its
heart telt synpathies,
SEE HERE!—Tc will pay you!
to call and see us. For the next 25i
days we are offering some solid in- |
ducenients, -We will scll at prices !
hithierto unknown.
McLay Bres. l
S
M. Kenmprer is offering son e spo- |
cial inducenents. He keeps a well |
selected stock of Goods and will !
ireat you right when you buy fro n|
him, '
Mr. J. K. tlorden came clesr at’
his wrial, during the recent term of
Court. Weareone of the many |
who always velieved in his inno
cence, i
et G
Foir 20 pounds of Rice to tlle'
Dollar goto ~ I
M. C. Miv's, i
. il
A beautitul liue ot rocking chairs |
just received at I
A J Barowix & Co. ;
WARRIED. |
Ou Jast Sunday morning at 10
o'clock at the residence of Mr. K. D!
Pinkston Dr, J. il, Wi‘liford was |
married to Miss, E. L, Whaley
Rev. Thomas Clarke officiating, i
This afternocon at 3 oclock, at%
the residerce N r, 8. D. Hatcher
Mr. J- G. Garner of Eurly county
and V iss Bulah Hatcher of Terrell
County will bYe uuited in marriage
the ceremony will be Performed |
by Rev. B.W. Davis l
e
~ Crouch Bros. perfumery case is|
decidedly the prettiest thing ini
Dawson.
Dawson received yesterday three ‘
bales of cotton put ap in pine straw |
bieging. Tt was brought in by Mr, !
Dismuke of Webster County and |
stored at Lowrey’s warehouse. I
| e
We keep always on haod a first |
class lot of Forniiure and wili geil |
it on the installivent plan, '
| AJ Bacpwiy & Co. l
THE SUPPER.—The lad'es of
the Baptist church were very suc
cessful at their church supper last
Wednesday night. They nade over
a hundreddollars,
GEORGIA -~ Terrell county :
Ordinary’s Uflice, Dee, Hth, 1888,
Waoereas: J C Walters, adan-in
istrator, having in proper form aps
plicd tor leave to
sell the Tands beli neging to estate of
J A wrier, deceased. All persons
interested are hereby notified to
show cause, if any, they can, why
leave to sell, as pr }';'(l f.r, should
vot be granted sqid adu inist sator
a' the next January term 1889 of
erretl Court of Ocdinary,
4t, H.S. BELL
Don’t buy a Sewing Machine un
til you have seen us. We huve as
cood nrelines as can be houelit in
the mnrhet aud witl sell theia for
cazh or on installinenta
AdJ Batpwiy & Co.
Orten’s ¢ircas wil bein Dawson
to-day and thie cneali Boy and Cuflie
are hippy. We notice it hasdeawn
lar_e crowds ar d Clven entire sat
tsiaction o other places,
.
3 -
581
i
fing U
Is with Vuse & Cox
SLBANY, * EB
&» - L
.'\! 1] W i‘-\"l) .‘.”” ‘Q., fl;prp‘ be
sure and call to see him,
also their e utitul stock
—eO F e
n
FIKE SHOES, \
Q !
HATS AND GENTS ‘
FURINSHING 600DS.
THE IRON KINE.
*My dear, pray what shali we do?"
Once askel my loving wife;
We have no cook, vou know, now,
To stem the kitclhen’s strife;
This stooping avd cooking’
Over fires large and hot,
Is perplexing and vexing,
Oh! who has telt 't not?
“The labors ot the kitchen,
Since our negroes went away,
Were both toilsome and irksome,
And still are so to-day;
Can’t you lighten and brighten
This load ot heavy care,
That distresses, oppresses,
And diives me to despair?”
Said I, ©l'll go to FurToN’s
And there a stove I'il buy,
No martter what the price is,
An Irox Kine I'll try;
Then roasting and toasting,
Will not wear away vour life,
But a pleasure and a tressure
Be to you my acgel wife.”
So down to town T hurried,
Almest as quick as thought,
And there from Jouy A. Funrox,
An Irox Kixa I bought;
And now broiling and boiliLg
Are the sweetest works in life,
No more caring, despairing,
Distresses now my wite.
Farewell, ye dirty negroes, I
I'm independent now, }
For wife can do the cooking, |
With a smile upon her brow;
No whining, po repining, I
No angry threatenings ring, |
But mv meals now, reveal now,
How cheuap is Iron Kixa. -
So now if you'd sppease
A weary. snflering wife,
Her kitchen trials set at case,
Secure a stove for life;
IVI warm you and charm you,
Drive discontent away,
Both your wite then, and life then,
Prove sweet as flowers of May.
The above are the sentiments of
at least one hundred men, in this
aud adjoining, eounties to whom ]
(and H.S. Lee betoreme) have sold
the celebrated Iron King Stoves. 1
am confident—and they all agree
with n:e that they are the best
Stoves in the world. I remember
the uames of a few parties to whom
I have sold them, and refer the
publie to the following:
W E Sescions Summner (Ga
(ol L. ¢ Heyl, Dawson, Ga,
A Helton - 8
J J Buckhalt £ 5
D.J W hitfield 1 s
Col. J. G. Parks i .
Dr. W.C. Ken.lrick *¢ 4“
Jesse Kendrick e By
Burrell Biidges o i
Jonathan Bridoea ¢ €
Robert Lundy . L
R. A. Lundy s i
W. H. Lundy > e
Silas Smith s s
P.T. Snith i i
E. v, 8 nith 4f o
Sum Thompson . €
Newt. Then:pson L 1
A.J. Young 0 A
G. G. Young 5 13
W M. Jenkins o <
J. M. Jenkins $¢ g
B. F. King ¢ Y
S. T. Jordan £ £
W H. Heidt £ o
Jas. J. Brage 5! §*
Jas, Fitzpatrick £4 se
H. P. Bigelow o i
D. A. Gammage 5 $
S. W, Arnett & .
Millard Welborn ¢¢ e
S. S, Stokes g o
J. 8. Jones . £
B H. Brown, g L
J T. Kitchens o e
S. N. Rauch % s
Jesse Tucker s '
W. J.. Slade £ 1
Frank Helton, o b
W N Lott L $¢
W M BMeNeil se 2
Steve V. Rudd, Shellman, Ga.
H. A. Atkiuson ¢ “
J. A Crymes, Weston Ga, J,
H. West, « henubbee, Ga, S, M.
W hiichard, Cotlee county, Ga,
Thig stove mizht appropriately
be cn]‘ft'll the “widows triend," to
which the following ladies will tess
tily
s s Betsy Cobb, Dawscn, Ga.
¢ C M Joues, -~ 6
¢ EP Keniday, ¢ v
' J B Hovsley, * '
¢ Matie Keith, <« .
¢ N C Supp, Webster, Co.
Mr. A B Lay, Graves Station,
Ga., and others.
I have a cheaper stove called the
"DERBY "
Of which I bave sold a great many,
and every stove has given entire
satistaction. I remember a few
vames which ¥ give below, so that
others wanting stoves may learn as
to their merits &e.
S B Edwards. Shellman, Ga.
M J Williams, Dawson, Ga,
(' E Lewis, < “
Thomus « rawford, ¢ ¢
J E ¢ ausey ob “
dohn L Sniith, % '
Newt Bragy, . ‘
C C Davidsou, ¢ .
W C Bigelow, u ’
W C Turner, ot ¢
Geeorge Polluck. o ¢
N rs, W E Johnson ¢ ¢
Mrs. AE ¢ hristie *¢ ¢
Tom MeGill, e ¢
W I aeisler 254 ‘
F M Wutson Bronwood
Mis. & Dozier, Bronwwood QGa
Powell Holiuid " .
H M Slocumb Chenubive «
W B Puace, Leary Ga. ,
W F Biagg, Dawson, Ga.
Wash Vanover, Sasser, Ga. ;
J 3 Cutts, Webster county, Ga,
The Eagle is the best step stove |
i the market. I have sold a great
nany of them. and puaranteed ev- |
ery one, and have heard no com-|
plaint. I am selling them very lmv."!
The Maryland Ra: ge isone’
of the finest sud best ranges in ex~|
istance. I reter to: |
J B Perry, Dawson, Ga. ‘
I S Hannah, o ' i
John Fuller s ¢ i
Jas. 1" Lee, & > |
J H Brim, ¢s ’ ’
W W Lee, £ N ‘
I have also the Areadia Ranwe, !
which is a beauty, and several oih |
er cookior aud heating stoves, |
which I wiil seli at very low prices |
I keep a larze assortment of |
{ beap Furuniture,ury Goods|
Hais, oshoes, rrovisions,
ureceries, Hard-ware, 110+
ware, tarming lmplepie-|
ments, Lora sneilers, sew !
g Macaiues, &c ‘
1 pay 2o rent, no clerk hire, and |
can gell goods us fow or lower than '
any merchaut in the ciy. ° E
Cap*. Bob Fuiton is vow consi
nected with the busiuess, and wii |
he glad to see ail Lis old iriends and
wake us many vew oues
JNO. A EULTON. 1
Dawson, Ga., >ept, 1, 1833 ‘
Lijuors
Lar g
I L ALADE
! | [ B \
¢ OVA L,
DAWSON,GA.
—(E)—
I am in the ring for
all Kinds and grades
of Whiskies, and
guarantee 1o sell as
vootl gooeds for the
MOuCY, as any
HOUSE 11 DAWSON or
|
SOUTHWEST €A,
e (g |
|
Wlhen vou are in
the city make my
-
place headquarters.
My doors are open!
to strangers as well,
as friends, and |,’
give all a hearty
welcome. ]
'_—‘\:"‘_—_-_ : !
&= Orders by mail
will receive prompt
attention. '
' J SL.ADE, |
1888,27n0v tf. ‘
Pure ‘!i('wm-smf'or sale, by Cheat
ham & Dean. |
We keep a full line of Tebacco!
and Cigars, and when you once
try our goods vou will not use any
other. Hillman & Stevens, ™ |
Meals at all hours at ;
Mouuts’ Restaurant.
Fulton’s Iron Kiag and I)vrl)_\'g
Btoves are selling like hot cakes, |
Read additional names in the lists
o' his od every week, _ s
Jumbo Harness O] ‘or sale by,
Hillman & Stevens. a
00l R |
i T“ ho are Weak ‘\'nrvm\s?
1 ‘md Debilitated ind sufer-
I 'l ing from Nervons Debiii
-48410y, Seminal Wenkness, |
Nigotly Emissions, and all the ef- |
fects of early Evil Habits, which
lead to Premature Decay.Consomp- |
tion or Insinite, send for Prix's
Treatise on Diseases of Man, with
particulare for Home Cure, ;
Cures' gauranteed, No cure no |
puy J. 8. Prars, '
612 and 614, Church St. s
Nashville, "T'enn.
0D Al
| PROFESS OHAL £4% DS
' e——-o— e e —— s
B oA,
| PYSICIAN and SURGEON.
| Reapectfully solicite the patronage
i of the p2opie of Dawson and adja
‘cent vicinities. Ofiice up stairs
| fromting Court-house square, Lee
| Street, Dawson Ga.
j g Consultations free.
i eAO TS ":{iT
§ E', (/. luA\hh’l‘J FlJl\c
|
i PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
| DPAWSON, -- - - GA.
""l"‘:\filnln‘ iy professional servives i
! the ditizens of Terrell and wijimng
| conuties laving the Xoerienes of 4
| widely extended praciice and having gead
aatetr at dhe bost mddicai ¢ olieges in Ile
i United States, hie (eels assured of covtin
el success in Rispract'-e V 0 gan he b
Lt lahome Ragion,. W, B, Riorden's
store,in the Spsight Baldwin house.
Dr. CA.JII\THAM
ReMesMBER --That vou can save
the mileaze and visits by calling on
Ot Dr. 6, A, CHEATHAM at his
Office, for a Preseription and Med
icine, and in mozt cases do as WELL
as if ke saw the case.
G When necessary, he will visit
LPatients by day or night.
L C Hoyl J G Parks
r ADRK
HOYL & PARKS
Attorneys-at-i aw.
awson. Terreil County, Georgia
‘\IYII.L practice in Stute and Feders
Courts inmmedinie attenn o wiven
vihie busioess ot every client. Collectior
seeive special attention and prompr e
PR M e may 22 6
(iUERRY EGRIGGS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
DAWEON. GEORGIA.
Office in front rooms, up stairs, in
Hatcher & Firos., new building.
rgy rgy XY Y
'H. THURMOND
| NDENTIST
DAWSON, - - GA.
) ——
ATISFACTION Guaranteed
‘ in FILLING and PLATL
WORK. Hishest recommended
Annesthetic vsed tor Pain
less Bortraction of teeth.,
§ moonn 8 omag nmo -
No ham, 1 2 .mage 10 oas o
EXTAXLTEY.
Patrowuge respectiuily solic ed]
5 Office 1n lurcae 310 tuey,
epr.22-'s.Btts
B i s
' Bucklen's Arnica Salye.
- The Best Salve in the world tor
Cuts, Bruises Sores, Uleers. sair,
Rheum, Fevor,Soves, Tetter, Chap
pod Hands, ©hilbliins Corns, and
i all Skin Fraptior s, and rositively
cares Piles, or no pay required,
It is puamgnicad to cive perfeet
: satisfaction, or motiey refused.
| Price 25 calit= per Lox.
T :
| FOL 559
- We il anvey vour snwdust any
CposEochio distanee rom vour i,
L i ven will atlow e the use of the
exuuust stesm from your engioe,
| Patent appiied for,
LA WARD ASD T, B: Laing,
i Dawson, Ga., Nov. 7
~ Cholera Cordial will enre you of
Cthat bowel afteetivn, whethor it be
Dysentery, Diarrheea, Cholera
i Morbus, or € holera lufantum.
i For sale by Crouch Bro's.
. Do not buy your elothing until
| vou cet prices trom the Red Star
l Store. We nre determined not te
be undersold hy anvhady,
| Applic.tion for Year's Sup
| pirt.
GEORGIA—Terrell County :
Jrdinary’s Ofiice, Nov., 20, 1888,
Notice is hereby given thur Sarah
i Brown, widow of Wuarren Brown,
deceased, has applied tora vear's
support tor berselt and three minor
ebildren,
Tne 'omuo.issioners have ascess.
ed as said support the sum of $l5O
aud I will pass on her application
Con the first onday in Jauuary
next at 10 o’clock a.m
4t, H. 8. Berr, Ordinary.
Notice te Creditors and Debt
-018.
.
All persons holdinz elaims arainst
the estate of John Kitchens, de
cceased, are herehy notifi«d to pre
sent thew to the undersigned tor
peyment in teims o the tuw; and
a-l persons indebted to said estate
are reqgoested to make immediate
payment.
J. T. Kircuess.
Administrator,
Nov-20,1888 6t. ‘
It youare building a new honse,
remember that I hve the best win
dow locks now in the market. They
hold the window up at any hight
and prevent it from being raised
from the outside. d. A, Bishop,
Dawson Ga
NOTICE
is hereby given. that, after 30 days
a Brun will be introduced in the
I egislacnre to be entitled an Act
toincorporate the town of Parrotts.
ville, in Terre ] county, Ga, to
provide for a Mayor aad Couneil
ot said town, a.d forother pur
posc.
Nov, 17th, 1883,
“Turaip seed tor sale, Cheatham
& Dean.
ALLIANGE & SIORT
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! B .
HORSLEY - & - KILLEN,
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DAWSON, GA
- DEALERS IN———
Dy Gouds, Clothines &e.
Gentl mens’ Furaishing Gods
a Special oy,
. Wearereadyand
will e enabledthig
Fall and winter, to
Offer the Best In
ducementstothose
wihro Trade with Us,
! Our stock is a well se'ected one, and
was bought so that we can sell the best
Goods at the most reasonable prices,
Ouar fabries are such as to recommeni
‘them successfully to the trade Al we
‘desire is that all may visit our establish
dishment and see for themselves the
characterof our goods as well as to learn
| .
f _ ’&'l%
- OUR PRICES
We are not afraid of Competition for the
inducements we offer are open
|
O TEFL WORILD.
CSUR STORY is one under the pat
ronage of the FARMERS ALLIANCE
and we ask the patronage of eveybody
else.
|»2 ! -
Wes ALY Anthony
{ Is receiving o seleet liae of
1 :
ML InNEhE Y
| —— FOR =
all gy» Yinter,
Ewbracine Sirow, Milan, and
i Fe't ILits. P umes, Tips,
| Favey Fauthiers. P ain
and ancy Rivbous, Veilings, ete.
TETID-T_. ATIES
Generallv are Respect ully Solicits
led to examine m. stock and note
2 I 8 T O M,
B Anm doter inelto e e
| themost Fastijioas Buy rogn
Central RB. B. of Ceorgia,
! Y o
| B
|AW T e
2 R :
iThe Southwestern Division,
! . O
Lv Macon 10 002ni ar 4 40pm
ar It Valley® 11 05am - 3 40pm
| o Mar'viZe 1122 w 8 25pm
| * Winchester 11 27am 3 19pm
|« Mte'su ma¥ 11 45am 255 pm
| v Oglethorpe 1150 pm 2 49pm
| Anderson 1206 pm 227 pm
| ¢ Americus* 12 26pm 2 00pm
| *Smith’le 12 52pm 132 pm
| “ Bronwood 127 pm 12 Hdpm
[ ¢ Dawson 139 pm 1242 pm
| ‘““She’man 2 olpm 12 18pm
| ¢ Cuthbert* 224 pm 11 57am
{ ‘ Morris 2 44pm 11 35am
| ‘“ Hatcher's ‘2 54pm 11 24:m
| Georgetown 3 10pm 11 08am
| * Eufaula* 3 22pm 11 00am
\ “Spring Hi/k4 00pm 10 19am
O Midway® 4 19pm 10 02um
} *unndpresi4 47pm 935 m
‘** Pike Road 6 41pm 8 3T,
| Mont’gry* 6 15pm &05am
|Ar Perry 1235 m
iy ¢ © 7 05pm
| ¢ Adams I 52pm 12 28pn,
| ¢ Leeshurg 2 lupm:*® 12 Ilpm
tAr Albany 2 40pm Lv 11 45pm
| "kt Gaines 4 33pm 10 15am
| “Clayton 5 ofpm Lv 9 10am
{ * Osark 8 30pm ‘¢ 6 Oam
| Trains going North Reaa up.
| *Telegraph station, Connects
Lut Fort Va”ry for Perry; at Smith
| ville for Aibany and * Blakely; =t
| Cuthbert for Fort Gaines; at Eu
I'faula for Clayton.
? e 1O
ML S, BeLkxar, Genl Manager.
‘ W, I SHELLMAN,
| Tratlic Manager
| E. T. Cuaruron, G. P, Apn,
Cuype Bostick, T, £, Agt,
! —SAVANNAH, GA.--
l\i iit\. i . .lJ_ ;‘.\_! léh
Is opening her Stock of
N ~fl T Inds 4;7'}l{ 1
Rl apd Vst Wl erg
She now has on exhibitiona il
Line oy
rgv STRY V'Y
FLA'TS, BONNETS,
NECK-Y EAR AND HAIR GnO2S:
Those wishine to purchase Milli
nery will do well to eall and exame
im=herstock; asit has been selectel
with great care.
AGRENT VOR
THELIGHTRUNNING
“¥. . .
Domestic Sewsing Machinz.
O 131,3:n
Attention!
Torsxor, WILsoN COUNTYN. C.
2EpPT. 2471 TH, 1888, .
Tue C. A, Woob Co.
17 5. 10 st , PeiuA. Po
Dear Sies: MMy hushand bought
one of your inaproved machines No
vember 23rd, 1881, and I eap suy
today thut T don’t see but very lit
tle diflerence in it now than wh'on
it was boneht. I don’t shink its
equal can be found, Fam prepared
to say to one and all in want of 4
machine to orderot the ().:\.\\.OUD
Co, and you will never regret it for
mine is as good as new after seven
years use.
Respectfully yours,
Mgrs. M E. CoPELAND.
0ct3,’88,13¢.
o e A o S Lbt
FOR SALE CHEA. . :
One 30 saw, Brown Cotton Gin.
For tarcher particulars apply at
this office.
For Sale,
A Tight two horse phaeton for
sale ‘Perws easy. Enquire &t
thig office. 5
SRR st R i i s il /
For Sale.
First-class saw mill outfit. 3%
horse power enwine. arts, Oxen
& 1 connection. All in good or=
dex, For particular: enquire at this
office. tf.
ST e e
Wanted
Vaennt city lots. For particulars
enguire at this office.
For sals.
122} acres of land, five and one
halr miles east of Dawson, with &
tour room house, Forty sevel:’
acres ot cleared land. APPIy a
tme office.
e-t ‘“_—..-__—-—_——-—-—’—"/
¥or Presn lish and O’V?W"S- g
to M. F. Mounts Market' & Res~
taurant,
