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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1867)
DAWSON JOURNAL DAWSON OA., IMAY 10, 1807 LOCAI iCIOI .1 7 3ITY. For Tax Collector. The friends of K. J. Harp, announce'tie oame a? aC.ndMme for the offl.-e of Tax Colleo'or of Terrell Countv, at the election io J.nuarv nex\ And 'hex feel cor.fi lent that the people have sufficient generosity and svmnithv for one w> o w left with but one arm to ptnigele ibronjrli life, and is fully competent—to in sure hie election Dawson, Marcn 22d, 1867—tde The X Mark. Several hundred enbacribprs were booked In April and previous to that time, last year, whoso terms have exnired. Those who have not alread. notified ns to continue the paper, will find a crn*s mark on their patter, which aig: ifiesthat unless such notification is given In a teamnable time, their names will be erased. Cn wcE for Investment. —One of the proprietor's of this paper wishing to go into other business, will dispose of a half interest in tie Dawson Journal at • reasonable price, to a suitable partner. At the present, rate of business, money invested will pay throe hundred per eent in twelve months. We have been shown a specimen of corn in tassel, from the premises of Dr. C. A. Cheatham, of this city. The first we have soph this season. Drugs and Medicines. - Dr. J T>, D. Perryman, of our city, is now in the Eastern ritirs, selecting one of the most oomplete stocks ever brought to this market. The Doctor understands his business and will shortlv he ready at his old stand, in Lnjlcss block, to supply all demand* in h's line. Georgia State Lottery. —Let every body rememher that the second draw ing of the great Georgia State Lottery ttk~B place on the 15th of the present month : Remember, that in applying n small sum to the budding up n char itahlv institution—the Masonic Orphans Home—you stand a chance to draw a sum that will make you comfortab'o for lite; while if nothing at all is drawn, the money expen led is but “bread cast upon the waters.” Read the advertisement in another column, and see the list of prize*. Judge J M Firrirtinns i* the mana ger’s agent for Dawson, ohd he may sell the fifty thousand dollar ticket.— G ive him a trial Pad Accident - 0> Friday of last Week, Mr. .T hn W i -cm m, -on of J. W. Wiseman. ef :hi* county, aeo.i dantly i>fl e*cd noon h : m=elf a guasho* w mnd, which, »' and r-*and,is feared to he mortal It seems that when he visited a fi-h trap in W >lf Crckj «n the af'ornneo of that day, lie dio.-ov rrd a inrg- sligator, and returned h me so- a gun will which to shout it. On r turn eg he fun i the sligator had eceipe and, with gun in hand, descended ’o ’he ’r -p. After ex •mining the trap * r d re-nScending the bsr k. the gun was dragged against a log wliirh - truck the hammer, can ing >t fir —flu- ’.all ttik’t g effect in the nefk of Mr. W.—entering on the left sidfeofthe throat, and being extracted from the back part of the neck. Up to this writing, Air. W. is still living, hut wi h little hope of recovery, ty. are informed that he is a cnn*:si mt member of the TLbtisf Church, and boars his affleiou with becoming Chris tian for’itilde. Our May Festival. —On the First 0 f Nt iy—that day which ever ocmcs clothed in pleasant memories of the paa>_—alienating ourself for once from pen, scissors and types, we repaired to the pleasant grounds selected for the annual May festival of our united Sab bath Schools. Tbero we found a host of noble soldiers of the Sabbath school •ray —some whose silver-mingled locks bespoke many years of service in tfco glorious cause others, whose rosy ■cheeks and sparkling eyes inspired the bope that many noble ana vigorous sol diers are being drilled for the battles of truth and right. The exerciio3 were opened with an appropriate hymD, executed, as each fiueeeding one was, in the most credita ble manner—disp'aying the efficient drilling aud leadership of Mr. H. A‘- binson. Then followed an appropriate address by Mas’cr Willie Flewellen succeeded by a few well-timed and in teresting remarks by the respective pas tors of the Baptist and Methodist Churches—Revs. T. E. Langley and Thos. T. Christian. The schools were then most agreeably entertained Cora few moments by the impromptu remarks of Col. A H. Flewellen, of Georgetown. Then came the “general orders No. last,” from the worthy Sup-rinterdcnts, Capt. S. R. Weston and F. M. Harper, Esq. Just at this time it, was generally agreed to pirk another spe iter which was done. IDs rmlv theme was “in ternal improvement.” and even the smallest children w're spell bound with bis elucpe-io". This speaker’s name was “N’ck,*’ and rp'withstanding his huge prop >rti .ns si pared “sheepish” dt'lecr th» ‘nick' ' ” Ev rjti i- g Ii tsu’d ff ttv st pleasantly —donb'l“s« increasing 'he children ’s l»ve for the Sabbath Schorl, whioh is the great object af these innocent fes tWtfio*. PRINTERS’ W AHEIIOUSE. EVERY KiND OF—EVERY STY LB OF Rltt, HOOD, STRAW NEWSPAPER AT Makers’ Prices. LEGAL, RILL, FLAT RULED PAPER AT Makers’ Prices. BOOK, JOB, COLORED PRINTING PAPER AT Makers’ Prices. Manilla, Whits, Straw Wkapnno PAPER AT Makers’ lArices. Lfllcr, Note, Cap Writicg Paper AT Makers’ Prices. J.S. THRASHER, (L ite Sup’t of the Southern Press Association) •a itfii.r s r., ,ve w ’ rortK, I riuiingA Fine Papers, PaiKTlliA,’ Statiosiks,’ AND BIDDERS’ SUPPLIES. for Priri’inir, Writing, Card and W «, |m f ? per*; Riieeiopes, Ir k*, P< a*, , wi n|) ki»d<, executed promptly, lb* lowest ini kei pric*. Printed Tinted Engraved Envelopes, At Mak rs’ Pricer. Wedding Visiting Mourning Card E relopes, At Makers’ Prices. Porcelain London Bristol Cards and Board?, At Makers’ Prices White Manilla Wrapping Paper Bag’, At Makers’ Prioes. Flour Grain Meal Paper Bags, At Makers’ Prices REFERENCES: Kendall, Holbrook k Cos.. Picayune, New Orleaas, La. ■ J. 0. Nixon, Crescent, New Orleans, la. ■ W. G. Clark & C<*., Ad. and Register, Mobile, Ala. Stockton & Cos., '■ Constitniienaliat, Agusta, Ga. , G. M. Dillyer, * ; Courier, Natchez, Migsifiippi, VV. E. Pell, Sentinal, Raleigh, N. C. Bondurant, Elliott A Shields, Whig, Richmond, Va. Please add to address, Box £859. Newt Book Job Punting Inks, i»t Maker’s Pliers. Grocers’ and Druggists’ Paper Bags, At Maker’s Prices. Black Copying Colored writing Inks, At Maker's Price?. May 8-3 t OKOSUODB BTBWS! DOWNFALL IN PRICES 1 CALICOES 13 I*3 CLATS ! SKA ISLAAII 13 1-a CEATS! S!SE3iEIM* pi 1.3 CEATS ! EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. S. M. Siesel & Itro. Beg leave to announce to their friends and customers, that they havo now in State a splendid Stock of SPRING SUMMER DRY GOODS. Consisting of every discretion of Lawns, Lenos, Bareges, 4c., &o , also the nic es^ Stock of L iDIESIIA TS, ever opened in this city,"and whiah we will sell LOW FOR CA.SI-I. Wo also have a complete Stock of Clothing &, Piec€-«©oits, Boots & Shoe*, Slats, anti Furnishing Goods, Having a Buyer io the North at all times. We have facilities such as no other House .n tb.i or any oil or place in Southwestern Georgia, cau offer. Call and see for yours.lves and CAZiXj EARLY AND SECURE those BARGAINS Don't furytt th» I'lace to get"your 12 1-2 cents Sea Lland and Calico's it at S. M. SIESEL & BItO., “pf 19 " 31 DAWSON and AMERfCUS, Ga. $50,000 WORTH OF SET GOODS! rsouairr at iPAiTii! wmsms IN NEW YORK CITY 13Y ALEXANDER & WHITE, MACON, GA. Which they arc now offering to the Citizens of Terrell and vicinity at Prices Much I jower than they have ever been since the war. Our stock is Full and Complete—ample to fill the Largest Orders I And wo "re offering I'e <jde from the Country extra inducements to ORDER goods from u?. SAVE YOim MOISTEY! Send ns your orders by mail, and wc will fill them faitbfilly and promptly and send the Good,; by return Express to ell accessible points. Country Merchants supplied at a very small advance on New York Cost. ALEXANDER & WHITE. A C>m I * IST li A ao It’S SAI A'. UXDKR an order from the Court of Ordi nurv of Terrell Cos , «ill be sold before the Court House Door in enid County, on the first Tuesday iu June nei : one half of the lot of laud now occupied by Hlraii Garrett, consisting of one hundred and one ac p e G , more or less, lying in the ll»h District M said county. Sold as the propertytof Franklin H. Clark, late of said county for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms of sale Cash. April 19 td«. JA3. CLARIt, Adm'r. WHIVt i./V xvw versus. r Payers are hereby notified that the 1 books are now ready, aid lam prepared to receive the town tsxe.-, and further notice is given that by order of the council, all par ties who do not give iu by the first of June, will bo doubled taxed. A«» the de sire that I should take the census, pirties will pie tse be p epared to give the niini u r in family, white, black, male, female, under «ix, bettv<en six and eighteen, and over eigh«* t< en years or age. I may be found at the Store of Jones & Reddick Apr .19 3t. T. M. JONES, CTk. C. / 1 i, i ailioim ( mttily. \ I Whereas, J iik-8 M > row adn.hiiairaior | on ihc estate of John C Bocrfok deceasvd, | applii-fl for letter of Disiuisniou from said; estate: No-ioc is hereby given to «il concerned, to I be apd app at my office within the time i prescribe*! by Liw, to snow cause if any they i have, why said letters snould not be granted. } Given under my hand ana Official signa ture, this April Bth, isr.fi. W. K. GRIFFIN, Ord. JTRLMG iMTO iIT ATI ON 1567 - IHu7 j RIBBONS. Millinery and Straw Goods! I ARMSTRONG, CATOR&GO. j IMPORTERS ANI) JOBBERS OF ‘Ki&boiss, Bornet Silks anil Satins, Blond*, Notts, Crape", Rucbes, Flowers. STRAW BONNETS and LADIES’ BATS, trimmed and untriiumed, SHAKER HOODS &C 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, BA LTI MORE. M <l - r the Ingest Stock to he found in tlii. ccunfrv, mid unequalled in choice, variety *i and cheapness. 0.-dera solicited and prompt attention giv en. nnrl I HARNESS, HARNESS. DOUBLE LINES, BUGGY BRIDLES, BLIND BHIDLES, RIDING BRIDLES, HALTERS, MARTINGALES, BREACHING A'l hand made, of best materia], and offering at exceedingly low price*, at OUR, BROWN & GO’S. Aiiciilion I’l a lifers. \ND ev, ry body who has nn old Buggy, . or Carriage that is in need of piinth g. Now is the time to have it painted, by et.e wh i understands the business in all its va : ions branches. Bring iu vour work immediately, as Ism in need of monev, and will do your printing cheap as you can get it done this side of iVI 'on. Simp on i). pot Street, Foster’s old [Stand. aprl9Bm SAMUEL T. LUMLET. DISSOLUTION; 1' name and style of Brdgeman, Uratt A Cos., a' Wind's Station Georgia, have this day j by uiO'Unl consent of all parties dissolved Co- | partnership, leaving the Books In tt*e hands! of H. D. Biadgi niau A Glass, Ward’s S'ation, "■here those who are indebted will please Como forward and sc't’.e. illicit 5, ’67. S. P. BRI DC EM AN T. J. PR VTT, D. A. COCHRAN, A|>l9 1m B. F. GLASS. NOTICE. I'WO Mon hs after date application wili be made to the couit of Ordinary of Ter rell county, for have to seil an unimproved town lot iu the Village of Weston, Wetster county, a portion of the real estate, belong- I ing to the estate of 11. S. Chamberlin, dtc'd. Aisooue dwelling house, and one move house, with about 95 acres of land attached. ... C. N. CHAMBERLIN. Dawson, (It. Apr. Id. Guardian. WM. Q, WHlLhfi l CO* G. H. Browk, formerly Brown k Palma. Iflrect Importers of c rockery, at wholesale, 11 7L.4 TNE STREET, tnsri.sm Charleston, 9. C. ilfcw CJroeery Store! 0 Here’s the place to buy! J. E. EOl LESS, fwiuso.r, eeoneM. I WOULD hereby notify mv friends, an the public generally, that I have opens . LV THE LARGE AY IF IIOUSL LOYLESS BLOCK A LARGE and VARIED stock of I'antily Groceries! Which T am determined to sell at the lowest possible rates, CHEAP FOR CASH. Them may always be found at my store, . 3ACON, LARD, SALT, MOLASSES, VINEGAR, THREAD, OSNABURGS .Sheeting, Iron, Nail*, Pickles, Pepper, Spice, Ginger and anything else in the Family Gruoery line the people may ne and. I have made arrangements to keep constantly on hand Fresh Meal, Ground at • splendid water mill, and will be able to supply families regularly Mr. Jaoob lleod is with me and soli cits tLo patronage of his old Liooda. February 22, 3m. FAMILY GROCERIES, The uudersige.cd would rc.pcctfully cull the attention of tlie citisons of Dawson amt surrounding country, to their splcudtd stock of Family Groceries. Consisting in part of FLOUR, common and best brands Plain- Magnolia and Canvassed HAMS, BACON’, SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE IRISH POTATOES, WHISKEY, ONION’ BUTTON’S, SYRUP, TOBACCO, TRACE CHAINS, nOES, AXES, TIN, CROCKERY,, &C„ which they offer at small profits for the CASH. PRATT k COCHRAN. Mjr2S-lrn NOTICE. SIXTY day* after date, snplieation will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Terrell County lor leave to ee'l the real estate belong ing to the estate of Sidner B. Smi'h, !.t e of said county deceased. J B. VANOVER, JOIINM. WALKER, aprs:6od Adm’rs. FIFTY - >INT3I YEAEt ! Daily ami W'ttkly JOURNAL & MESSENGER. ROSE & BURR, Editors and Pro’s. Macon, Georgia. OLDEST and most reliable Newspaper in the section. Terms— DATLY, 1 year. Ten Dollars. “ 1 rartnth. One Dollar. WEEKLY 1 year Three Dollars. Reliable Agents wanted in every town where we have not one already, to whom a lair per cent, will be paid for new subscrib ers. Money sent by Kipress at onr ri«k and expense. ROSE k BURR. 'J 11E GEOIGIA Tj LEGI'JPII, FOR 1867. DAILY & WSEKLY r I’ , IIE proprietors of tlie above Journal have L spared no labor or expense to place it in tl.g front rank ol Southern newspapers, and th. v ate gratified to announce that their ef fort* have been liberally rewarded by the public. Tlie TELKGRAUn has now a circu lation that reaches every pan of Georgia and ex‘ends to all the adjacent States, audits dai ly issue is quaj to that of any Southern Journal outside of New Orleans. Fir th « reason it presents a peculiar advantage* a« an .1 n I 'EHTMSMJTU .fff.’lTff.W. and »e art determined that as a VEHICLE ol NEWS it shall not be excelled. TERMS: Daily Paper, per,Y“.ur ftlftOO “ " “ “r. Months .6 00 “ “ “ 1 Month i 00 Weekly “ Year 400 “ “ f, Months 2 00 No paper sent until it is paid for, and all names erased at the < xoirution of subs rip lion, (ol which due notice is given in every case) unless renewed. Remittances by express or Registered Let ters at our ri.-k. Address W. A. REID A CO.. Proprietors, Macon, Ga. MARSHALL, BTRUE & BOUEV IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS ~OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, i m .«££n.r» st t. ClinrlTsfton, N*. €. E. W. Marshall. W. T. Bctsr.it, mxrl Sm 0. A. Btvwis. SIO,OOO WORTH OP I) It Y GOOD S ! AT COST FOR 60 DAYS 1 To be sold as early as possible. NOW IS YOUR TIME* And in order f tr me to eloso out these Goodi and raise the amount of m'aej f not’d. I shall sell my goods for the next two months WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFITS. I muit hare money, and to get this I am compelled to SACRIFICE GOODS! To those who intend supplying themselves. I would say now is yonr Hals M l ay goods cheap. Cheaper than they Imvc been Ottered in this • Harkct, Since the IVVrr! I will sell them much cheaper than you cau buy them at any house in|Daw son, or in Macon. All l ask is to o;>mo and try mo, an! then you will hn convinced o? what t say. . My terms arc STRICTLY CASH, or good security on Two months timt. A* iHUUJiJSa NEXT DOOR TO E. B. LOYLESS* STORE—LOYLESS BLOCK, DAWSON, GEORGIA apr26:2m THE MILITARY BILL! EXCITEMENT QUIETED. NO DANGER OF CONFISCATION! And under these circumstacoes Mr. W. F. ORR bought in NEW YORK, al LOW FIGURES for ORR, BROWN & CO. A Largs and well selected Stock of • SPRING & SUMMER DRY GOODS. * + GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCK ERA”, &e. &o„ WLich we are determined to sell as I.OVV AS THE LOWEST. Isa air chant shall do better for his customers than wo will. We have and will keep a good Stock of DOMESTIC &. HOUSE FURNISHING ..GOODS,. Such as Osnaburg*. Stripes, Sheeting*, Shirtings, Drills, Ticking, Brown ail Bleached Sheeting?, White and Colored Tub'o Linens, &c., &c. DRESS GOODS. Prints, Mozambique?, Grenadines, Spring Mohairs, Gighams, Naaasaks, Muslin?, Liuen and anything else in this line. All CHEAP. CLOTH DEPARTMENT. We are well supplied with Spring and Summer Goodß for Gentlemans’ w owt READY MADE CLOTHING. A fine Stock. A CITEAP STOCK—Fit all. Hats, of all prices and style?. IN THE BOOT & SHOE Line we can suit all tastes and Packoff. WE keep constantly on hand SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO. SNUFF, SOAP, Ac., Ao., Do you want fine crockery and G&ASS Wo have the article. Let the People come and sec us, under the “JOURNAL” PRINTING OF FICE. We promise to sell to you on good terms. Our Terms are Cash / We find it will he impossible to sell goods on a CREDIT untill Fall and keep up eur stuck. Reoicmbor this. If you have hut little money make it gc a long ways by baying your Goo4i (tt ORR, BROWN & CO. I\cw Cnooilm ! FRESH GROCERIES, ETC HILL, JOHNSON &CO. CroMu’s Station, Ga., n AVFs jnst rrceivrd their wHI delected dtock of Spring and Sommer Dry Goods Notions etc., together with a full Hue of Family Groceries^ They h ire made arrangements to kesp np a good supply of Western Produce, and the planters of the surrounding ceuntry c,»n he supplied by them on as good terns a* they can obtain eDewhete. By fair dealing ir.d low they hope to me»it « coDtirmance of the liberal patrou* •ge he retofore bestowed upon them. April 19, 18 f ;7. SCHOOL BSOOKS. A StTHT of Websler’d Pp ’liing Books, /V etc., just in, and for sale <>he*p bv Mirdt iX ORR, BROWN * CO, BAGS 1 RAGS I “Save your rags, save your tags. Save your good-fornothing bogs t* Wc will take a few thousand pounds of eleaa cnt,*on and linen Rags in payment of any daev to this office; or we will pay a good priea CASH. Bring on your Rags to the JOURNAL OFFICE. uttle.smTtha CO. MAAUFiNCTURERSi AND DIALERS IN Saddles Bridles, Harness, THUNKS, &c. Ernthtr, Carriage Trimtn i«iyy«« GIN RAXDS, MACHINE BELTING, Harness, bridle and bole Leather, Calf andi Lining Skins, enameled, dash and flap leather, enameled cloths, all width* and qualities, varnish, carriage paints, axles, bows, and a general assortment of carriage trimmings, saddlery and harness hardware. CHERRY STREET, mirl.Sra Jtacon, frd<
