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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1869)
DA fSON JOURNAL. T. R. CHRISTIAN. LOCAL EOITOR. News! News!! News!!! read THIS I ONE AND ALL! HEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS! cut:.ir FOR C.ISMM ! S' N. SIESEL & into, rpllE well known Dr? Goods dealers, linvn 1 received a large Stock of Oft ns, wliicli they intend to sell at reasonable prices. Their slock comprises everything generally feuyd in a first class HOUSE, and especialy Domes'ic floods, can be found there, of all kinds and all prices. I?lr. S. INfc SivMtl, the Senior of the firm is now in New fork, watching the mar ket, and intends to have his share of all the good bargains that are daily to be had in that city, which will enable them to sell tlteir Goods at such prices ns will astonish the com munitv. Try them and beconvinced, for ev ery word they say you may rely on. They also take this opportunity to prevent ail mistakes, to inform the public and espe cially their patrons, that Mr. J. W. Johnston is not in their employ at the present time. Messrs. S. Maas A M. S. Flesh will be pleased to wait upon all at their old stand, occupied by them for the last year. Dawson, Ga., Feb. 25, 1869—ts At tint Helm AgtUu After several days sickness, and some of them very sovero, we are again at our post, ffeady to notice ev erything that comes under our obser vation locally We hope though, our kind readers will not be disappointed if they do not find a great deal of local this week, as we are yet somew hat leeble. m iNO UC A OTIC E. The entire membership of P. T. Schley Lodge, No. 229 F. A. M., are respectfully requested to attend the sec ondcrmniunicafon of aid Lodge, which is the 'hiVd Saturday Evening, in June next, at 7i o’clock, P. M. Jsre hren take due notice, and govern yourselves i accordingly. C 0 Truss, W. M. Dawson Gymnastic Club— This club will en ertain our citizens with another one of their interesting performances on to-morrow night, 4th inst, at the Loyhes Hall. The club wishes to raise money to defray ex penses, and get seveial things they are needing very bud. They hpve some 40 regular practicing members, ar.d inform us that they are succeeding finely Admittance 25 cents. Weather and Crop*— Since Monday last, trio weather lias 'been summer like indeed, decidedly the warmest of the season, and very cry. No raiu !(»• ri ire than two weeks. Gardens are looking as it they lint) .even au Aigjsis'. nun. Fanners eoin yufs heufiiy for want of ruin, a ml had mis of coU'tii. Crops in good con u:tin». Tlic !>;;*< ( haute- Mr. W. if. Robert*, Photographer, us to state to desiring Photographs, that he wiil re.'isin until the last of next week, and we aijvise ali to call on Mr. Roberts now, as it n 1 r-y be the list, chance you will have. Superior Court— -Ihe Superior Court for this County adjourned on Tuesday last. *• <«. Koltcriiioii, I'- will be seen in our columns this itiorriing, that Dr. S. G. Robertsou in tends making regular visits to this place, in order to give the citizens tho benefit of his professional services.— thve the Di. a cull. T ABIES’ and Misses (iorsets, Coral ‘''etts, Hoop skirts, Gloves, Hose, llatsand Bonnets just received and for tale cheap by MrS E A. THOMPSON. 23TAgain we call attention to the advertisement of our friend T. J. Hart, to be seen elsewhere, VVehaveseeD aonie of the Buggies turned out by Mi. Hart, and unhesitatingly pronounce them, the best we have seen, whether manufactured North or South rhis 15 °ggy and Carriage llqiosito 'y is an honor to our city, and should be patrouized by all wanting work of t-hiit Kind. Call and Bee Mr. Hart —he v 'di take pleasure in showing you his V "’ ,K > vvhen you have seen it, we feel assured you will purchase. stock of Millinery and Fan cy Goods, just received at Mms M. WILLIAMSON'S. Coo< for Sheriff*^ Judge Harrell has decided at the Present term of the Court “that Sher _ s can der nacd their coHts in advance, or all services to be rendered after J u 'lgement, such as levying, advertis lng fees, &c. gONNEriTi^r^- for old and young ladies, at MissM. WILLIAMSON'S. 1 Liberal— . e understand that the South "-iern u 'l Koad Company have cndered Iree passage over their Road ’ fudges of the Superior courts in b olll g and returning from their Con vention on .July 13th. This is liberal, mid doubting other Roads will follow “oir ex ample. HS and Hats, for Ladies, Miss ed children at Miss M. WILLIAMSON'S- • Killed l»y Train of Cars— Wt learn, by private fetter, that M. C. Weston, son of J. L. Weston, Ksq , of this place, was killed on the 17th of May last. We know nothing of the pirticulars, pnly that a train of cars, on the Southern Railroad, in Mississippi, parsed over Lim, killing him instantly. 1 In the midst of life we are in death.” G race G keen wood has sold her uLit fh Pihjrim" to Alfred L. Sewell & Cos , Publishers of “The Little Corporal,” of Chicago. The Pilgrim has been pub lished as a children’s magazine for over fifteen years, and has been a popular ju venile, but will now stop “pilgrimaging'’ on Lis own account, and hereafter be an “aide” to tbo conqueting Western Na oolood, The Little Corporal, the well deserved circulation of wbicb was even boforo ibis addition larger than that of any other juvenile tn"gazine in the woi Id- Grace Greonwood s ill write* for it.— The July number begins anew volume, and wc advise our friends to send on to publishers, at once, ono dollar, which is tbe price for one year, and give their children this unique original magazine, which has no superier anywhere. Those who subscribe during June, will receive the June number extra. Judicial Convention— We understand that Gov. Bullock has tendered the use of the Senate Chamber to the Judges for their Con vention on the 13th of next July. It has been twenty yours, at least, since such a convention has assembled aDd this one is destined to have a great in- j fluence upon the adnvnistration of! justice, in bringing into actual use the 1 experience and observation of the Bench and Bar of the State during : such a length of time. Macon, Ga., Feb. 20tb, 1869. Messrs. L. IF. Hunt & Co. —ln reply to your question in regard to my expe rience with Dr. Wilboftg Antiperiodie, I have to say, ttiat it is the best medi cine for chills and fever that I evor saw. When I came to Macon AJiad been hav ing chills for a year ana one bottle, cured me. It not only breaks the par oxysm, but gives a good appetite and improves the digestion. I belive one bottle, taken according to directions, will cure any case of chills and fever. Yours respectfully, B. R Evans, Seed dealer, 68 Third street. For si!o. by Janes & LoyPso, Daw son, tii. mcblS'titiif It is said that Calisayu Bark has a peculiar effect upon the liver, and guards the syst-m ivgninst diseases by exposure and irregular diet It is con ceded th t the great success of the wonderful Plantation Pi cters, widen, previous to our late unhappy ddlieul tics, was found in most southern homes, was owing to-Hie jr street of C*!*nttya Back which it contained as one of the principal ingredients. In confirma tion of this we have hoard one of our distinguished Physicians remark, that whenever he felt, onwell from ordinary dietio or atmospheric causes, he inva riably’ relieved himself by Plantation Bitters We speak advisedly when we say that we know it to bo the best and most popular medicine in the world. Magnolia Waiisß —Superior toiho best- imported German Cologne and sold at half the price. They have a funny man on the local columns ol tho Schenectady Star. He says he knows of several young men in Schenectady who have to be careful when tney *it down for fear they’ll bruise their brains. MARliliy UEPORTS. Cotton much exoited e in the having advanced one cent per pound. None offering iu our market. Stocks of provisions hesvy. Bacon Sides, C ear, 20c. “ “ Rib, J9ic. “ Shoulders. 17c. “ Hams, 22c. Lard, 25<> - Corn, • Sl.oO Cjncinati— Shoulders, 13Jc. Sides, clear, 1~0. St. Louis— Shoulders, lojc. Sides, clear, 171 c. Lard, * 18*a taJCISVLLLF- Sbdblders, 13 *°* Sides, clear, I7ic. Lard, tierce, ISIc. “ kegs, 20c ' Special Polices . ;I m t ajisu.vrn Tin- Advertiser, having boon restored to health inl fcw W'k», by a very simple remedy, alter suffered several years with a severe lung iffe,dion and that dread disease, Oonaumpeion— Ts anSis "o make known to his fellow-sufferers th ro*Twho desire it, he will send a copy ot the nrescrii tk-n used (free of charged with the diree ins for "reparme and using the same, wined, thev will find a sure cure for Consumption, Vsth they \vill timi rhe object of the advertiser In sending the Prescription is to benefit the affliet ", S " ,i "vVe..'d tnformation which he eonmves to rtrC Je:l:1y Williamsburg, Jfings eounty, NY. ERRORS OP YOUTH. A Gentleman who suffered for rears irom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and »U the effects of youthful indiscretion "'>> for the »»ko of suffering humamtT, send free to nil who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by »h ich he was cure.’' 8 Sufferer* wishing to proSt hv the ad .Si.,-. -»*»» "■.■“""“‘“JoilN'ij OGDEN. ja nr 3,l y No. -J - Cedar s*rcf», H. 1 • THE TOMLINSON DEMOREST CO. Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES, <l2O Broadwuy, N« w York. Are manufacturing extensively ev ery style es Carriage, Buggy, and agon suitable for the South, from the finci-t Landau and Phaoton down to tho Velooipedo. Mr. W. Woodruff, of Griffin, Ga., well known throughout the South as the originator of the celebrated Buggy called “’The Woodruff Conoord,” iodd '■TbeWooruff Plantation Wagon, and associated with us in N. Y., where wc will always keop a good stock of these Buggies and WagoDs on hand, which are said to be superior to almost any m de in America, If you want any kind of a Vehicle, good warranted wobk, send your or ders directly to this House, or through any of our Agents, and they will have prompt attention Illustrated circulars will be sent to any person who will write for them. May 6 ly AT L. BURNEY. J. F NELSON. iron tut NEW FIRM ! ¥K have succeeded Hr. 11. Itogcr* iu the DRY GOODS BUSINESS and continue to offer on good terms, FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS, STAPLE GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, SHOES, COOTS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, LATE STYLE HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, and everything else generally found in mixed Slocks in Dawson. Come and price onr Goods before purchas ing elsewhere, as it will not cost you any thing to see. BURIIA At XEI.SOIV, No. 3, Loyless Block. Dawsnn, Ga., April 22, 1869—3 n Spring. IBBH Springe LOYLESS & O-IEIIIFiFTIsr, ARE OFFERING A LARGE STOCK. OF Prints, Domestics, Shoes & Boots, Motions, Slats and Caps, Hardware, &c., Ac. LOW DOWN for the Cash only. We offer at low prices to enable us to close out our stock soon. Dawson, Ga , A pril loth, 186tf;otn MISS BID WALKER, DEALER IN MILLINERY & FAUCI GOODS, Southwest Corner Public Square, aprß’69tf Hatrso it, Georgia. Mrs. E. A. THOMPSON, MILLINER & MANTUA MAKER AND DEALER IS MILLINERY &. FANCY GOODS Stora o» the South Side of Public Square, WWSO.t, GEORGIA. April 1, 18(50 —3ra SPaifiS f^iLUriERY. Miss Mollie Williamson, "\TTOULD respectfnllv announce to her old \\ friends and the public, that she has just received from New York, (l Litrje and Elcgant •/s sorttnent of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS Os every description. She has al«o a good assortment of Hair Brades, Dress Trimmings, &c. &c. She invites the atreation of tl»e La dies’ to her stock of godfis and her prices. Dawson, Ga., / oril 8, 1869. 3m MEDICAL CARD. DR-J. H. JOHNSON, —o— UAVING Located at HrowiiN Sta tion, Ua,f Will take great pleasure in waiting ou all those, who desire his sei vi ces. No other piaetoe solicited.-May iioib-il hotel, lijiafaula -A.la w«i TJiKMS MORFKAd L, L. W. VICK & Cos. May 6 h IS#* HEADQUARTERS FOR Produce & Provisions. 61 THIRD STREET, 61 coins - , 5000 Bushels choice Tennessee Corn. BACON. I>o,ooo lbs. Sides, Hums and Shoulders. FLOUR. 100 barrels different Grades. MEAL. 100 sacks Water ground Meal. OATS. 500 bushels choice Seed Oats. IIA.Y. 200 bales Western Timothy Hay. Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Candles, Soaps, VY'ines, Liqrrrs, tic. Which wc are prepared to aell for Cash or on time, with approved citv acceptance, on as accommodating terma as any bouse in this city. PtlltTE Ml X Ml If #>L,' f.I'S, apiis:3un . Macon Gra. R E A D !_R E A 1) ! “A Penny Saved, is Two Pence Made.” ONE hundred years experience by the World, since Benjamin Franklin uttered the above pi overt), but adds t. its truth. Then why not everybodv use the EXCELSIOR FAMILY REMEDIES, and save the Doctor’s Mileage, Visits and Prescriptions. The EXC MCI.SUtI! Jlfjur Pills NEVER FAIL to cure Chills and or BILIOUS Fevers, while the cost is a mere trifle compared wilh a Doctor’s bill for the same service. So of the EXCELSIOR A«UE CERE—It never fails to cure either. Ii fact, it is the same Remedy in a different form. But from its greater solubility and fluid condition, is more nauseous to the taste, hut at tire same time, is more active than the Pills. Neither cure by Vomiting or Purging, but by killing the .tfiatai'ia or Poison in the system, and the patient is relieved with out being prosttated with Drastic Remedies. These Remedies also remove Fever Gakos, or enlargements of the 6’pleen and Liver.— Cure Incipient Diopsy, and all Malarious Dis eases. The Excelsior . Mnti-MMUious Cathartic Pills— are unequaled as a MILD and EFFICIENT Cathartic, always ac ting promptlv, yet mildly—disgorgiug the Liver and relieving Biliousness and its con sequences. Cu es Sick Headache, Constipa tion, Liver Dissave, &c. The Excelsior Female Mtestor rt/t lie—Relieves suppressed Menstruation, Painful JAjnslrria ion,Leucorrhoii or Whites, Ulceration of the Wotnb, and many other die eases and conditions peculiar to Females. It is the best Uterine Alterative and Purifier known to tbe Medical profession, and no fe male troubled with aqy irregularity or con dition peculiar to the sex, should dlsp-air of brine cured, until she has given it e fair freak The i: A CEM.S Bit it Cft I G H —Cures Colds, Catarrhs, In flue nans, Coughs, &c., Prevents Pneumonia and Croup. A single bottle not unfrrqoeotly saves a family one hundred- tjmos I's cost in dollars and cents, besidc3 much suffering, and even the loss of life. Tlio l.xceUlor Soothing Cor -4 ini Has no equal for the cure of Bowel Affections, such as CBOLF.RA, Cholera-J/or bus, Cholota-Ibfar.tum, Diarrhea and Dysen tery; relieves the pains and griping*, and ar rests the discharges. The Excelsior Pain Hiller— glands at the head of that class of Remedies, being superior to 0.1 of Life, King of Pain, and a host of suob remedies heralded before tiie public as cure ails. The Excelsior Fcrmtfuge— ls a dead shot for Worms—a good and safe Ca thartic for children, under all circnmstanoe*, when such an action is needed, whether they are, or are not troubled wi'h worms. Ail of the above Fttmily Mlemetlies are offered to the public, not as ctmeaHs or general Panaceas, but ns useful Family Reme dies, suci as every family can administer with safety, without the aid or advice us « Physician. The .Mg tee Pills and Febrifuge, never fail to cure when administered ac cording to direction*. The Female Ktslornfice has made some ol the most remarkable cures of any medicine of the kifld ever offered to the pub lic. It acts upon the tissues of the womb with the same certainty that J/ercory acts upon the Liver and other glands. It removes obstructions and relieves organic aud func tional changes, and leaves the organ healthy aud natural. The other Kt'lUeUiPt a'ro simple, s»fe and effleient, for tbe several diseases and conditions lor which they’ are severally re commended. They are all prepared at the EXCELSIOR DRUG STORE, MMawson, Georgia, XThce may always he found a comclete as sortment of Drugs, Medicines, P.tints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, School Books, Paper, Pens, Ink, Fancy articles, Fresh Seeds, Ac., Ac, at Wholesale and Retail, as low as they can be purchased at any house in South Western Georgia. The Excelsior Remedies are for sale by Druggists and Merchant* getter.Mv. C. A. Cheatham, Dawson, Ga., March 11, 1860 —6m .1 IJ.M/A’/S TMUiTOIVS S.«,E. BY virtue of aa order from the Court of Ordinary of Terrell Cos. (Js., will be sold before the Cos Sit House door in the town of Dawson, in Terrell county, on the first Tuesday in July next, between the legal horns of sale, the following property, to wi- : 100 acres off of lot No. 137, tn the 3. and dist ie*. of Terrell couuty—with chu-ch and grave yard reserved Sold for Ihe benefit of the iieits and creditors of Sidney B. Siniih, dcc’d. Terms cash. ABKAIIAM SASSER, Adm’r, maylStds de bonis non. p EOIIGIA, Terrell County; * T Wiiereas, W. W. Karnuni applies for let ters of dismission from administration of the estate of Cinthia Devreaux, These are therefore to cite and admotmlrall persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the time presetfried by law, and show cause, if any, why said letters should not be granted. Gi vert under my hand end official signature, this April 2!7th ISO?. T. if. .TONES, apr29;6fn- Ord’v. NOTICE. MARY COLLINS has applied for ex emption of personalty, and setting apart nd avaliiation of Homestead, to be heard at 10 o’clock, a. m. ou the 31st day of May. '«!>. T. M. JONLS, Oid*?. PSlii • AND— MEDICINES. + - DR. J. R. JANES W. A. LOT LESS. JAIIS & LOYLESS nAVLNG formed a copartnership in tho Drug business, have on hand, and art constantly receiving, one of the largest and best assortments of Brags and Pure Medicines Ever before offered in this Ma r ket, which wiil be sold at .Unroll Prices, freight, added, for the C.MS 11. They buy largely for cash, therefore can offer superior induce ments to cash customers. Their stock consists of MMrugs, Chemicals , tM'hite M.eael ground in Oil, Paints, either dry or in Oil, I ‘arnisites of ali hinets, DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OILS of the Forest Quality, Keroser.o, Linseed 'l'annet V, . Machine, Sweet Oil, T in abundance; A I,SO, Soda, Stairh. Pepper, * piep. Gin^fr, sulphur. Salts, &c. A full and complete assortment of I*atent iVlciliciiics, Tlsi voriii# Txlracls, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Powders And Soaps, Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes, In fact, everything u-uallr k*pt in a first- Class MPIIVG SI OiiM\ They kmo, also, for J/edical purposes, pure articles of WINES k BRANDIES. Superior inducements are offered to Far mers and Physician*. Prescriptions carefully compounded and filled by a Druggi-Vt and Physician of experience. Don't so, get the place— next door to Win. \Vo«>t Oil's, Pcrrymau’s old stand. Stain street. Dawaon, Ga., March 4, 18fi».—ly SPRING SEASON OPENED ! 0- ——— 6000 THINGS FOR KVh R YDQD Y JACOB BE XT r p leaptue in amionneing to the cit«* JL izeuß of Daweon, and surrounding conn try, ihai be is now receiving anu opening, at hit* CONFECTIONERY, In the New Building <vppo*?'e W\f. Woefig’s, one of the Tar gent and Most foul’ 1 ptrtf Stocks of COISi FECTIONS evefi offered in Dawson, ite has something to please the fancy and suit the taste of every body. Canned Fruit*, Preserves, Jellies, Rickies, Sardines, Oysters, Crack', ers, Fancy Candies, &c., &e. ,*M MESH and Ei.fT). j SvBAKKRYisin “foil btost,” and! am always prepared, to meet all demands in the way of good Bread. Cakes, Ac. Weddings and parties furnished with Fancy Cakes at short notice. -Let all come and ex imioe lor themselves. May Uq4 86P;tf 11ct*e is (lie Place/ JUST' RECEIVED BY B. XX. ZZOOD, Main Street, Dawson, Ga., 20,000 lbs. BACON: SHOULDERS, SIDES: BArWJJ. FLOUK, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEK, TOBACCO, WHISKEY, and in fact, everything usual!/ ko|it in tbo Grocery and Provision line; Also, a lot of OOiJROST .A-HsTH) OATS, All of which lam offering CJl»on p lor CASH, at ATLANTA mid MACON prices, freight added. All I ask is a fair showing. Glvo me a eall. mcblß,lßG9—3m * B. H. HOOD COL NTBY MERCHANTS AND BUYERS —OF— ©H W &© © D'S I Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries, Tobacco, Hardware, Steel, Iron And many other artiolcs usually kept in a FIRST-CLASS WHOLESALE HOUSE, Ate informed that tbo SPRIUG STOCK —OF— J. B. ROSS & SO N IS now COMPLETE, aDd is the largest and bent selected of any thoy have ever had the pleasure of offering tu tho buyers ot Middle and .Southwestern Ga., In Sprhtff Dry Goods, [tis unusual!v heavy and select, and worthy special attention. Indeed, they are prepared to furnish from a Fish Honk to a Grind Stone, from a Hair Pin to a bale of Domestics. In GOUDS aDd I‘RICES, we know they can suit you. Call on J. B. ROSS & SON, mh 1 *-&»! , \VIio1<’8h1«» lwlors m Groorrie*, I'ry Goode, etc., MACON, CA. 1869. 1869. $. ft m i im. Mu 31118518.1 L & l&BXL DAWSON, GUO., JJT DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, StIOJKS HATS CSSOCMKRY A N E> CIJTLEKY, 1 m lAVIS now on hand one of tho Largest and host Selected —u_l Stock ot GOODS ever brought TO THIS MARKET. * ’ . r€-T • r r \ SAID Goods have been i Tow, h« B old at such figures as will suit KV EUVBQDY. DO NOT FAIL TO CALL SOON. s. m . &SE&O. 18691869 Spring TSSA i> Opened l i. mi & eg, DAWSON, a A. O “t itit*K have purchased boavily Ibis Spring, ftiorc So than over befor, v.tnl thfnfc / / we can supply all that give ns a call, wbl.'Eivfst-ClafcsS Otfods on as good terms as can be hud so any retail Stcro in Georgia. Ons-s sx Storo-Wt deal m F >n cj DryGWff, Hoots and Siior*. Hats and ft on nets. ItHT'-Htl. JIOE C fit TH - IJTG, Hardware) ilotlaic »» 'are, Ifoodtn-H Uirt, SToMpEJE GOOUS mui i&'iimiiiLir i Its the selection of our Stock, we had in view pariicv.'.mly to supply the wants of the Plan ter, and wil! be pleased to have the citixe”* of Terrel',, Calhoun, Webster, and other connties trading to this point, call and examine oar Stock. * C. C. BROWN and WILLIAM EAIGI.ER. rcopcetfulU u'*k then Irieude to call ou tbtm at J. W, Hoberta A tVa, mhW 3. 33& m'
