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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1867)
DAWSON JOURNAL DAWSON GA., JUNE 14, 1807 r.OCATiCOLUMN. For Tax Collector. The friends of A. J. Hatp, anuounce lie pane as a Candidate for the office of Tax GoUeotor of Terrell County, at the election in January next. AnJ they (col oonfi lent that the people hare euflicient ganeroaity and sympathy for one who is left with but one arm to struggle through life, and ia fully competent—to iu aure hie oieolion Daw eon, Marcn 22d, 1807—tds The X Mark. Several hundred subscribers were booked In April and previone to that time, laet year, | whoa* terms have expired. Thoae who have not already notifled ua to continue the paper, will find a cross mark on their paper, which signifies that aniens such notification is given in .» reasonable (tine, their names will be / * fM **tj ruv - - —i KEYB LOST. LOST, on Saturday last, on the road lead ing from Dawson to the plantation of Capt. Oxford, a Bunch of Keys on s steel ling —some ten or twelve in number. The finder will be reasonably rewarded by leav ing the same at this office. J. K. CHRISTIAN. RELIGOll! NOTICE. Tbe 8d quarterly meeting for Daw son circuit, will bo held at Clticknsaiv hatchio, 16th and 17th Juno, embrac ing the 3d Saturday and Sunday. Tbe Local preachers, exborlers, stewards, leaders, Sabbath school 8U perintendenU, secretaries, Ac , are all moat urgently notified to attend. Come prepared to remain until tho ■cloae of the meeting. L. J. DAVIES, P. E. is directed to the 'school notice of Mr. B. 11. Ilood, in soother column. Mr. 11., has taught in our city for sotno time, g'v ng the utmost satisfaction, and is deserving the eocourageir eot of our citizens. School job Children.—Attention ii called to the advertisement of Miss Sue Norman's school for children With considerable experience, a fine reputation, and the utmost qualifijatioos in every particular we bespeak for her that enoouragement from our citiz ns, which is so richly merited A Tk«at.—The almost A'dermanic 'proportions of our junior may be ac counted for by the tact that J. B. Perry, who keeps near the “Journal” •Cilice, is n very liberal man, ami lost week pres nted him with a fine can ▼Rssod ham of “immense magnitude and huge pn»| onderositv ” Mr I'co i;y bason hand a splendid lot ol hams uni other meat, which can bo bought as low as the market can a fiord He will nLo make liberal arrangements for bat-on on time Wc arc plena’«! to learn that tbe high poliocrl of Fros. 11. NV. voo A'deh'ff opened on Monday list, with an eueour aging number of pupils in attendar c\ At a teacher, the Drofe-sor has few equals in State, et joying an envia ble reputation in the higher branches of learning 5 and all the surrounding counties are represented in his Fcheti. To young men having but little time to uparo for educational purposes, this wchool ofifrrs peculiar advantages—tbe principal baviq£ an experience of thirty years, and having graduated a number of men of distinction ia Georgia and Tennessee. Cm Lt> Drownsd —Our friend Mr. W. \V. Leo, of this oily, experienced a sa l misfortune in the lorn ol a bright cherub boy, some eighteen months of age, on Sat lrday, the eighth inst. It deems that a col-red nurse had the child, with another some cider, in her charge, near the tanya/d of Mr. Lee, when for some cause, the younger child was left alone in the vicinity of the vats. Before the nurse returned the child was discovered in one of the Vats, containing some five or six feet of water, where it is supposed to have been at least an hour before found.— The child was interred at Dover, on Sunday afternoon. Adam’s Fall from his first high estate involved his race in misery, and one of tho greatest sources of human suffering ia bodily disease. This being the ease, it ia all-important that,cvcry enlighten ed people should be supplied with those remedies which science bas discovered for the amelioration of tic ills of man. Hence we tako great pleasure io refer ring ewr readers to the huge advertise ment of Dr J. L. D. Perryman, who is now receiving one of the largest and beet (elected stocks of pure drugs and medicines ever brought to this part of the country. We hope the Doctor’s ef forts for the public good will be duly j appreciated. Harvested. —Tbe wheat has about all been harvested in thie vicinity.— There is usually but little grown in thie section, but we are told that the general yield is somewhat better thaß common. The season bas been quite favorable for oats, and those who have planted them have been richly rewarded for their labor. There is nothing produced io this country superior to oats for stock, and wo have often wondered wby more attention is not paid to them by our planters. SouiHRJtN Cultivator —Tho Juno number of this creel feet serieultoral work, i« on onr table, tilled with inter esting matter for the farmer. No far. mer ought to be without a oopy, of this work. Those who have not already sub scribed for it, should do so without dc- 1 lsy. It is tbe most valuable aid nd adviser the Southern Farmer can obtsiu. Published at Athens Ga., at 82,0D a year. W. M. White Editor. We will take poleasuro ia forwarding the namo and money for any one desiring to subscribe for tbe work. Our citizens enjoyed quite a treat on Tuesday and Friday nights of last week, in attending the ctoiing exercises of the first term of Sir. J .F. Nelson’s school for boys and girls. On Thursday even ing we were entertained in a very agree able manner, for a sboft t : me, by tbe most excellent remarks of our talented young townsman, li. F. ‘Simmons, Ksq. —followed by declamation and the reading of compositions by the fl udeDts of tho school. Tiro rffurts of tho little boys and young gentlemen at oratory displayed the good training of the teacher aud rc fleeted credit upon loth; while the compositions of tbe young Indits were very good, without exception, aDd we must cangratulate them upon the vffi cicncy di-p!ayed in their do'ite y. \\ 0 do not mention names, for if al ldeserv ing were particularly noted, it would require mors space than iwe can spare. The exercises were closed by a few words of admonition and encourage ment to teacher*, pupls and audience, by Rev. T. T. Christian. On Friday night the Academy was filled to overflowing to witness the ex hibition < f appropriate charades, etc., and all will unite with us in an expres sion of satisfaction at the evening’s en tertainment. It was our pleasure to attend a part of tbe examination, and wc can only say that eve y student examined in our hearing, gave satisfactory evidence of the abilities of Air Nelson as an in structor. As will bo seen by advertisement, the seeood term of th : s school will begin in -bout two weeks. What rs Thought or Us. —During Court week our city was honored with a visit by Hnnri Hose, E q , :he veteran j editor of the old Jouruai. & Mlssen- Gtit. Mr. liose, we believe, started the second paper published in Georgia, and for many years has been batlleiop, !as he now is, for tbe right. In a late number of the “Journal A Messenger he says of Dawson : “Tbe most i itercsting feature that pre sented itst If, was, that there is more in the way of dwellings, stoies, and oth 1 r improvement* going ou than any oth er place of its size wo have si on since i the war. Dawson is a well located, pie. siut and qi.i t 'own, of considera ble extent, and bids fair tc be much larger. It has many handsome resi dences, we’l improved by the surround ings that make a towu a tractive. D has good water, atod all the evi iences of h alth to invite any one who wishes such a locality.” New* and Ollier Item*. A five year old baby ia Chesterfield, , Va., weighs two hundred and seventy pounds* j Vceounts of tbe t> bacco crop in North ' Caroliba arc not flattering. ! Rich gold discoveries have been made in Fulton conty, Georgia, near theChat tabooclec. The population rl Kansas is now e»- ! timated at two hundred and seventy fivo thousand. It is said that Count Bismarck has asked to be relieved from the Carts of offioe immediately. Gea. Fremont bas purchased the late residence on the Hudson of Gen. Wa'B'U Webb, otJr Brazilian ministers Value the friendship of him who stands by you in tbe storm ; swarms of insec's will surround you in the sun shine. A Yankee on being asked rtbat he should do if he Were banished to the woods, repliod that he thought he j should split. The Kentucky Ladies’ Asaociatiob of Louisville have foawarded 81,000 to General Lee, for the benefit ot Wash ing College Virginia. There is a woman living near Ashe ville, North Carolina, now forty years old, who has a perfectly formed body, but neither arms nor legs. Her name is Hester Massey. / [ j ■ The Richmond (Ind.) Telegraph tells of a Wayne county man who took his [ familp to the circus last Monday, and 'sold bis cooking etove to get money to buy tickets. Since the 30:h of Anril tha Union Paoifio railroad has constructed forty miles. During the time there have been a number of stormy days in which it waa impossible to lay the track. A dispatch from Duegavorn, Ireland, reports that, some twenty or twenty five Fenians who attempted to land near the the place were arrested and lodged io Waterford county jail to await trial. Two steam troop ships for the Bra ’ xUian navy have just been completed in England. In Havana there is a band of villains who extirt mousy from wealthy people by threatening to kidnap ihtir children. In case of Don-cnm) lienee thry intimate that they will send the child's heed to them. Tho Mayor of Augusta, Georgia, an nounccs that there is hot fen dollare in 1 the City treasury, with which to pay a fl utiog d< bt of one LuDilred and twelve tbousuud dollars. , A New York letter says it is reportrd that Messrs. Fraser, Trcnholm .% Cos. agree to pay their creditors 15«. on tho pound promptly, and ss. on shoit time. Florida is said to bo filling up with emigrants faster than any other South cm State. Settlors, chi fly from New York, are goiDg there ia great numleie Two cities ill California are so healthy I hat they have been obliged to go into partnership to support a cemetery. A satirical paper, to bo eatled T) it /.nth, is announced in Now York. Its! articles witl snap, of coursso 1 Ihe mrm her of public bathing homes 1 in Boston this year will bo inernned 1 from six to twelve. Some of the Maine farmer* are going to try planting some upland rice seed j from Uanama, w hich ripens in ninety 1 days. The Albany Eve ning Journal sys .no person is now named for the I'rc.i- I deucy. whose candidacy would nice' | with aneh universal popular approval Ss. j that of General Grant. There is much financial embarrass ment in England. The lack of credit, caused mainly by railroad insolvencies is painfully felt by traders and others of moderate means. Wendell Phillips wants (o put a nig ger on the Presidential ticket with Gen. Grant. This is tbe latest limit of Rad' ical movement—tbe most advanced po sition of the most advanced man. Incidents.—The Mongrel Conven tion recently in session developed di vers and sundry incidents, a cocplo ol which we propose to give. Iu the first j lace, Janies Frauk’in, a colored boarding bouse keeper in this city, boarded the following delegates duriug the Conv.ntion, all of whom left without paying their board bills: Charles Lipscomb, Randall McCurdy, Daniel Norwood, David Williams, aud T tn BrowD. They hail from Opelika. We learn that several other colored “hotels” were swindled in a similar way, The c rime el tho ‘ruuaway delegates’ is strongly condemned by many of their associates, who do not hesitate to say they have acted in the most disgraceful manner. A short time after tbe ‘sneak’ Griffin; of the Mobile Nutiinalist, delivered his slanderous and libelous burargue in the O-mvcution. wherein he accused the S uthnrn people of wholesale perjury, he was met ou his way down from the Capitol by several ditbrrnt gentlemen, who made him swallow 1 is falsehoods and fully retract. In every instance the coward di dained any personal al;u,>ion whatever to the Ahbam ans who cornered him. — Mont. Mail. Buavkhy Among the Seminotes.— “Mack,” ihe liaveiiot; correFpondent of the Commercial, in a recent letter fnnt Jacksonville, Florida, s-ays ; Slave y still exists in Florida, notwith standing Lincoln’s proclamation and tha oooatitu'ioiial amendment. Tbe I Seminole Indians, who inhabit t.he low |or portion of tbe State—or tho Ever ! glades—haVe always held a number of negro slaves, ar.d still hold them. Not sioce a surveying party from North ern Florida vent down attiong thcß; In dians, and while there, a number of ne groes were offered for sale tv them. The wLit.es told the Indians that slavory had been abolished in the United (Stales, but tbe Indians replied that it hadn’t keen abolished among t.!:em, and could not be by aDy act of Congress. I have triid to ascertain nbout bnw many alavcs those Semitiolcs have, hut have not been iucce?sful. They have enongh however, to cultivate their farms and do I much of the bard manual labor among j them linll.tr llic Beast. The followitg is tho oooe.luding pa - agraph of a letter from Butler, read to the negro meeting Inst night: "Is it not a self-evident political ; truth, that where tho land is held in largo tracts by the employer to bo tilled i by the employed, there can be no just and true field for tbe exercise of it'pub lican citizenship ? It is one of the press ing exigencies of the country as the very basis of reconstruct on, that some plan must be divised by Whieh the lands es tbe South may be divided among those who shall occupy aTid till them.*’ The Way They Treat Trim.— The National Intelligencer of tho 6th tells how the white Radicals in W.tnh ington treat their colored brethren from a distance, alter having deludad them to visit the city, and vote “de tick it.” It says : At an early hour yesterday morn ing, hundreos ot negroes from Mary land and Vifginid; who bad voted on Monday, were fund sitting abort'the corners, waiting anx ous y tor the Re publican committees to prov do their meals jmd trun-fxirtatiOn borne. Most of these had to rely upon their ow n resources. The negro party managers had uted them to their hearts’ content, and were wading to let them take curd ol themaelvos. The receipt of corn in Atlanta on Wednesday last resshed the large amount of tacks, or fully 11,000 bushel.', aa tbe sacks will average over i two bushels each. i Ajtkb. Buti,kb.—A New York difi-1 patch of the 30',h, says: In the (Supreme Court to-day, Tn tho warn hI Mr Bratton nwninat General B k\ But! or, u motion was granted to transfer the e.uso to, the Lfuilutl States Court. The plaintiff brings suit to rei over $75,0607 alleged to 1 nve been wrongftoMy token team him \ during tho Genera!’* manipulation ot J affairs at Now Orleans. Tnti pThftititl 1 alh gos tl)o draft for that umeunt was token (rorti lijin white lasing searched prior to passing beyond tho piikets ; that But it cashed the some and con verted it to lii«i own use: Butler haw already hud to disgorge large amount* of his ill-gotten gninsC and by tin time tbe courts get through ! with hint lie w ill I e in excellent humor to stmt on another thieving expedi tion. Jlililtiry Kt qiiireuieulii. We notiec tho following order ot Ceil. Caleb C. Biblcy, the military command er iu Georgia, in seme of our exchanges, Wc call the attention of all civil officers in out State to it, as imposing a duty j upe.n ihcnt which they should not *og lert : Uradq’hr District oiGrnpau,l Macon, Ga., May 27, 1867. j General Order No. 8. Wilt a view to avoid as far as practi cable, a suspension of civil administra tion of justice throughout t bis State, the j 1 ffifers upon whom the duty devolves lire r quested to report without delay to these headquarters any vacancii s that tnoy now t xist in civil 1 dices in tbe State, whether State or local, and as they may occur in future. By command of Col. Caleb C. Sibley, U. S. A (Signed) Jno E. Ho mku, Ist Lit-ut. 16:h II S.ln., A. A. A. Official.—O. O. Knapp, Ist Lieut. 83d U. S. In., Bv’t Capt. U. S. A , l\ s r Adj’r, 11 0 ! lUGisrr.Rs. — General Ord com manding the 4th Military District has issued an order on the sul jeet of regis | tration, which contains the following.' R-gVers will not be permitted to In come candidates lor election t > the con ven ion for framing the Constitud in of I the State, nor will ,-rill registers while iu the exercise of their office, be allow -1 to degrade it by making sppeebe# or ! electioneering for or against any Candi date for off ‘e. , A most excellent feature that, one for which Grucral Ord deserves to be com- I mended. \Yc congratulate the people | of the 4’h district. Batvw 11 Uriees Current. Corrmte.l I fctklv by IK. l'\ ORR. C0tt0n,..., ...!t} i 18 (Gold, a 86 DeLaines,..... .HD aSO J Silver}.... 30 Lancaster,..... .40 a45 I Print*)... .10 a26 Shcetinp 17 * 20 j Ginghoid 37 a 50 Factory Yarns, ‘2 25*250 ! Lard - 18a20 Coats’ Thread, 1 25a 1 60 Osnabwrgs 28a 30 Kx. Fam. Flour.2o a23 Bacon, ...14a17 Superfine, 13 a 14 Corb,.. 1 60al 65 Bice, 13 al4 Tea....l 50a2 50 Sugar, Brown,.. 16 a Coffee,. . . .28a 33 Coffee Sugar,.. .18a20 CandVj. ..36 a5O Sjrup, cane,.... 90 Cheese,... ,20a 30 “ sorghum,6o a7O Saif., 1 B.igsing, iCent’jr, 35 40 Glass, 9a 11 “ Gunny, 45 a ' Putter . . .35a |4O Bope, 18 a25 Eggs, .. 15 a 20 Candles, Star,. ..30 liaeswax,. 14 a 15 Dried Fruit,.... 10 a 15 Tallow, 10 al6 Tobacco, 60 a 1 95 Snuff,.. 1 00a 1 50 Soap, tlirp’ntine. 16 a 20 Nail*, . .9 a 10 Whiskey.... 350 as6 Shot,. .. .20 Coperas, 10 al6 Powder,.. 50 a75 TO V O*YS UJft TM WES• The advertiser, havir g been restored to health in a few weeks by a *ery simple reme dy, after having suffered for several years with a sev.-ro Inng affection, ai'-d that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make known to hi3 fellow -sufferers the means of cure. To .11 who dvsire it, he will send a oopv of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions lor pri piring ar.d usiug the •ante, which they will find . seait cchk for CeasuuiTtON, Asthuma, Urouchitis, Coughs, Odd", and all Throat and Lung Affections.— The only olfiect of the advertiser in sending the Pie-cription Is tft benefit the afflicted, and spread information whieh he conceives to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will cost them noth, ing, and ntay prove a blessing. Parties wish ing the prescription, vree, by return mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, mjorly Williamsbug, Kings Cos., N. Y. ERROK't OF ¥Ol T!I. A Gentleman who suffered for year* from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ar.d ?ll the effects of youthful indiscretion* will for the sake of suffering humanity, send Free to all who need it, tbe recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vertiser’s experience, can do so by address ing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDKN. mvSily 42 Cedar Street, New York. SontiiW4s*U?rn Kail road. WM. HOLT, Pres. | VUiGIL POWERS, Sup Leaves Macon 8 AM\ arrives at Eu fan la 8 80, P M ; Leaves Eufaula 7 20, A M ; Arrives at Macon 4 50, P M. ALBANY BRANCH Leave* Smiihrille 1 4fi, P M ; Arrives at Albany 3 11, P M ; Leaves Albany 9 35, A M; Arrives at Smilhville 11, A M. Commencement Exercises. H 1 B’tJKKOW MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE. ARXBZUGUS, GA. mHE Exercises of this In- J yitb too will t. ke place ou Sunday, Mon-, dav, Tuesday and Wednesday, tbe 16th, 17lh 1 gib lkth ol June. The Couimcneeineui Ser mon will be preached on Suuday 16 h, by IteT. Joseph S. Key, of Vlaeon. Anuual Or ation ou Wednesday Uj.il, iyt Uou. James ’J'be public are respectfully invited to at tend. W. A. WILSON, jue7:2t President. CAUTION. ALL persona are hereby forewarned against trading for a prommiaaory note given by tbe undersigned to M. F. Glass, for the snm of sixty doftara. a. I will bol pay the sum unless compelled bv law. J. L. ACRES, jo tt7 ’67:3t SOI >A. WATFJi !! CIDER BEER! 1 AND ICED LEMONADE!) furuinhed in miv qiimiUlj »nd *t all liourii, at my MtOfi STORE- .tmule j rinuitiurntx mu tit tor the l.*l - A Sitpply cf ICE always on band, in I <|ii4nlidea to anil pineii.aaia. Dbivami (ia. M 124 tin C A.CblatH**. I ALDHIIOFF’S INSTITITE. | For Males and Females. 'pmc next Eeailon of ibis Sch )«l will com -1 rm i.co gii June 10th, aud continue for only ton weeks. Terms as heretofore. pro rata. No mole pupils will b. mceived iu the Ele niotftry Branchea, beyond those already ad milted Applicants must be able lo attidy iictisEn- (Jiammar. It. W. ALDKHOFF, A. N Dawson, M»yl7:lra Principal. \ NOTIeE r |''\VO inmillie afteu date application will be 1 made lo tho Oourt ot O-dinary of relt county lor leave to aril tbe real eatata be longing to the estate of P. A. Walter, late ot said cuuuiv, deceased. MARY L WAM.KR, jitn«7:'da Adiu'i. it. t cox, OP TKMi j L cox, Or tenn. H. T. COX & BROTHER, COM JXISSIOM IMEKCHAftTS I'OHS I 'Til STItEET, ATLANTA, GEO. Prompt attentitm giv.n to Sate ofProdtioe, (jioceriea, and (jencia'l Mrrchaodiae, aud Fitting Orders tor Produce . or Merchandiae. Karma Cash, or city draft* at abort date. REFERENCES I Wilson Bnrna k Cos., Hopkioa, Harden & Kemp, R.l itnore, Cowan, Dickinaou fit Cos , Knoxville, W. tV. Jrmca h Jouea, J. K Oiumlev, Bristol, Teun. Palmer, Stuart A Cos., SaltvtUe, Va. juneltif LEE SMIEKIFE S«ILES TILL be sold before tbe ‘Court Bouse y T door, in the Town of Starkaville, Lee co, ou tlie Biat Tut slay in Joly next, the tot lowing property to wit: west half of lot ot land no 135 iu alio 14 dial., of I.vo co. LfeVa led on as the property of W. H. JUcMabeu to satisfy Tax ft fa’s in my hands, against aaiil McMabeo. Property pointed out by W. U. McMahen. Also at the same ttilie and plane wiH ba soli the following property to wit: Lot of land No 91, in the 14 It di-t Levied on as the property of Tabilha Bowen to satisfy two T.x ti fa’a in my hands. Also at the same time and place will be sold the following property lo wit: One two horse wagon. Levied On as the property of Wade 11. Mim«, to satisfy one T.ix fi fa. Also at the same time aid place, w ill be sold the follewing property to wit: Lot ol land, No. ft'J in the 14 h d'at., of Lee co.— Levied on ua the propertv of James Skragg, to satisfy one Tax 8 fa. J. Q. McKtRRoE, june7:tds. Tipt’y She’fT. t 4 roll f. IA. Terrell Colitily. V 1 7erreli Superior Court Mav Term 1867 7 homas Sealey, 1 Libel for Divorce Vs > 7orrell SupeiiOr Mary Ann Sealey. ) Conrt. Rule to pet feet service. It appeiring to the Court by return of the BherilT that the Defentant in the abora stated case dors not reside in this State. It is on motioD of the counsel ordered that said Defendant appear and answer at the j next Term of tlifa Court; else that the case I he cons tiered in default and the riaintilf al - I lowed to proceed. And it ia further ordered, that this i uie be published ’n the Dawson j Journal, once a month for four months. A true extract Irom tbe minutes of the Su perior Court. J. C. F. ULARK. jtine7:lam4m Cl’k. fiEOltOit, Terrell County: VT Terrell Superior Court, May Term 1867. Lucy Jackson 1 Libel lor Divorce VS - in 7errel! Superior R'chard Jackson. ) Coart. K le to perfect service. It appearing lo the Court, by the return of .he slier iff that (he Deleodant iu the above stated cause iloea uol reside in tl-ta county, and it furlhei appearing that he does not re side in this Star's. It if otr motion of counsel ordered that said Defendant appear and answer at the next term of the Court el-e that rl,e cause ba con sidered iu default and the riaintilf allowed lo proceed. Aod it is further ordered that lliia should be ptihiished in tho Dawaoa Jour nal once a month for four months. A true extract from the minfttrs of the Su peiior Court. J. C. F. CLARK, 6’l’k. june7:l im4m CORKS BACON. BACON Si CBINI 15,000 lbs Bucop, 5,00(3 Blishblt* Ci.rfl. time flnt*l 16th October, when ilealred, at reduced rates. Lien's on c ops, and goodac ccp'ancea required—before shipment. Good stock of Groceries ou baud. J. XV. FEARS * LAWTON. j ' .‘/iuM jjowia I fldft.i .M.ft O.T fia. j»me7:3t DENTISTRY! n". R. NOBLE, of Americas, has ea tablished, a permanent branch office, at Dawson, tsa., at Jones’ Hotel -where him self rir brother, Dr. J Noble, may bs found at ail limrr, prepared 10 perform ait op rrations belonging to the protest ion of Den tistry -both Surgical aud Mechanical. Ho has tire MTROIS OXIDE GESER\TOR, with wtreh he manufitoturee pure NITROUS OXIDE GAS, se pleeearti to bieathe aa ihe ; air, and aaferto uae than any other anwohet- j io known. He keep* always U» hand a pden- 1 tiiul and good stock of this ga*; with the use I of which he extrect* teeth without pain. Aa i he has hRd twelreyeare’ experience In the i practice of DENTISTRY, and keeps: up with all the bite improvement* in bis pro- I fersioD, he feels confident of giving entire eat .taction to ail wko may favor him with their ptlrcOAge. He al-o has tbe Loc-d Anaeasbelic, for ex traeting t*-th without pain, by a frrexingpro- j COMa I Hg takes thia method to return thanks ♦« ell former pwtrooe lor thair liberal patronage; at tbe same time solicits a rontinuan.-e ol the l same. june7:6o R. NOBLE. New Prints! Bo a tit if til igw I’rliitf ot Oil It, BItOWIV & CO’S. Beon si Cwoo'ii I’ftofinga Anri tbe wrty Cos do it, is to buy those GOOD CHEAP “SHOP SHOES” OKI?, BROWN A CO’S. >7HX> WAOfIS A IDIBUPO Os good No. 1 Coffee, with ejili'i)).'! nugitr to sweeten it? Goto* ami buy OJNIL Lsl {O WN - & CO'S. EEEP COOSf, v By buyintr a liuen isujt at _ ' ’ OKH.BHOWN A OOH MARRIAGE fnnnot be consummated without a fino suit of clothes, and jou can get the flltu ic lit _ .. aVA m X~4 ORH, BROWN Al CO’S. To Housekeepers! If yoa vYiuit Orockefy or Glass ware yot can get the article at low figure* ■i ORR, BROWN & 00’S. IF YOU WANT ANYTHING You cad buy it at relucod j>rice-', for the oaelt at Oi*i* 9 Brown & Co’s. SIO,OOO WORTH OF 1 DRY WOODS! II * at host for go days To bo sold as early as fosstble, NOW 18 YOUR TIME! And in order for me to close out these Goods and raise the amount of mrncj I need. I nba.il sell my goods fur tbe nrxt two months WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFITS. .* I mdtt have money, an l to get this I am fompGicd to SACRIFICE GOODS! To those who intend supplying themselves. I would say now is your ot buy goods cheep. < Clie(i|»ci* tliziu tli«*Y have been Ottered in this Market 9 Since the JVar I I will «rll tbosn much cheaper than you cau buy them at any bouse in I>aY son, or in Macon. All l ark i8 to d.iifio and try me, an 1 then you will be convinced of what I say. My tern s are 8 I'lltCTL Y CASH, or good security ou 'Two months time. UAWiM® A* mXEOIi^4 NEXT DOOR TO E. B. LOYLKSS’ STORE—LOYLESS BLOCK, DAWSON, GEORGIA- s apr‘2fi.2m .row m. SIXTY days after dale application will h made ta tlie Court of Ordinary o 4 Torrrell Count? for leave to evil tlie rca| estate of Drnnia McCJendon, late of said countv deceas ed. J. J. Dave-’, my 31:‘daft «* 1 Adiu’i. CARRIAGE SHOP ! BLACKSMITH WORK SC. THE undersigned would inform thecitire»s, of Dawyon and vivinhy that they arc p.e pnred to do all work tp the of mnntimc luring and repairing carnages and buggies, all kinds ol blatAsmlthing etc., in the very best style, and at prices heretojnre uiuicclled for ehcapmss. From lopg experience iu the different departments of our work we feel confident of our ability to give astisfacllon in ail oases. Old vehicles remodelled, iu the best Gyle, on sb m no'io >. We mav be louud at the stand formerly occupied by J A Footer P. H PROCTER, SAM. T. LUMLEY, rnySl Hm W YATT, (colored.) T. rIE front room over the store of Rvas 4 Harden—up stairs Very pleasant for a bed room or office, apply to juns7.St D- M HARDEN. A. CAKD. I desire to correct a report concerning my charges for Tuition or published Hi my adT.'rUicmciit, though it would seem that aa explanation wotttd not be neceo«ary. W As I shall teach only 10 weeks, my charges will lie »uly h-df the regular charge. H. W. ALDEEOFF. Dawson, May 18S7. my3 1 rtf it. MANtFACIItCUER or Tin and Sheet Iron-Ware! \ LSO, dealer in Stoves, Kerosene Oil, and j a Lamps, begs leave to aay to the citizen* of Dawson, and vieiniij, that he is prepared to m tup everything in that tins, ip a superior style, and ss cheep or cheaper than any es. tablishracnt ia Georgia. n~ork .//f Warranted. Shop "n North side p'.b'lc square. Ha also tunea and repairs Punas. mjihlui.
