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lip Journal. |<" ’?eTa*t*eni. Editor. October 10, IS7K. ■ I l’ A -, Oct. 9, r. ■ continued unfavora ■ ... leading markets, our ■ fS, ' l l r ,. declined almost daily Receipt to date bales. We quote: ■ivu-t m Li _Miiiii"b' s --;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;-;";;; 9 | gf Ki and ordiutiiv ■ * Kim** |-'''^i7ee-siiot7 ■ Send ia .V" 111 ' Tder. for Job Print | There kve been no faH fights in Daw f cfok Stoves Fit from §lO to $25 at § pur merchants are selling their goods I very cheap- I Kerosene, 25 cents a gallon at C. A. Icheatbam & Son’s I fl- e are again having beautiful moon ■ git nights. I yens’ wool hats from 50c up at A. f j Bald win A- Go’s. [ Public speaking at the Court-house hot Monday. Kerosene oil, 25 cents a gallon, at IJ J. Anthony’s. We have had delightful breezes for [ the past few days. yew Novels! New Novels! at C. L. Mize’s* That’s a handsome sign in front of Rogers & Tiling’s store. Goto (’• L Mize to buy apples and confectioneries. t great deal of cotton from Webster county comes to this place. Cheap furniture can be had by calling on 11. S. Lee. Some of the farmers have picked over their cotton fields the last time. Mens’ brogan boots §2.50 per pair at A J. Baldwin & Co’s About 3500 bales of the new crop have been received, and it still rolls in. I Go to N. B Barnes to buy your I Clocks and Spectacles che <p I Dawson was a lively little ’burg Saturday. A large number- of people : in town. Ladies, it you want good and fasli i ionable jewelry, go to J. B. Crirn s. i Quite a number from Dawson are in ittenduuco upon the Americus fair this j leek. The best assortment of Cigars in -thecity, at C. L. Jlize’s. A great many of our citizens, both I children and adults, are suffering with | Bore eyes. ■ Nice h>t of good jewelry, for sale cheap, by A. j. Baldwin <fc Cos. Mr. J. 11. Kelly is a candidate for sheriff of Terrell county. See an -1 nouncement. The new Davis sewing machine, the best in the world, for sale by H. S. Lee. Miss Nora Allen, who has been visit ing friends in Houston county, returned last Sunday. Childrens’ copper-tip shoes at 50c per pair at A. Baldwin v Co's. Dawson can boast of two splendid Sabbath Schools; perhaps the best in the State, J 11. Crim is still receiving bis large stook of goods from New York, which be offers cheap for cash Hoys, don’t kill the innocent little mocking-birds. They sing too sweetly to be murdered. New goods of every description arriving daily, at A. J. Baldwin & Co’s Those who have not paid their sub uription to the Journal, will please (all and do so.. We need the money. The renowned Charter Oak and Uobert E. Lee cook stove for sale by B. J Anthony. There was a dance in the engine house hall last Friday night. We learn that those who attended had a good /ime. Best line of ladies’ corsets ever brought to Dawson, just received at A. J. Baldwin & Co’s. A good shower of vain would he '‘nu ll appreciated in Dawson just at this time. The streets are very dusty. An assortment of Patterns for la 'lies and childrens’ garments just received and for sale at New Aork l'rices, at Mrs. Anthony's. There are but few eases of sickness hi or near Dawson. Our immediate section has been remarkably healthy up to date. A good assortment of clocks for s:| h‘ at from $1.25 to sls 00 by A. J. ll.ddwin & Cos. The Atlanta Constitution has washed i!> lace and now comes to ns in a brand nnv dress. It is a paper that every h"ly ought to read. Now, if you want a bargain in a "nit ofidothes, walk right up to Aid t°n A Bro., and you will be sure to I k r et it. 1 he engine house is about completed a, ‘T adds much to the appearance of * ourt-house sijuare. The up-stairs is a "imfortable and cozy little hall. A tine assortment of Ladies’ Ilats, bonnets and new Millinery at Mrs. * • L. Mize’s. I homasville is, as usual, making f-'ro;it preparations for her fair, which will begin on the 12th day of Novem ber. People of Terrell, Don’t forget that the lion. W. E.' Smith, the nominee for Congress will speak at the ( ourt-house in Dawson on next Monday, the 14th instant. Let everybody turn out on that day and hear the distinguished gentleman. Hon. D. A V ason, of Dougherty, and H. G. Turner, of Brooks, will also he here on that day and will address the people. Nice lot of black alpacas and silks just received and for sale cheap by A. J. Baldwin & Cos. New Arrivals. Brown Station, Oct. 4. 1878. Local Editor : Another county heard from. He weighs between 9 and 18 pounds, and Hill McPherson is Pap. He’s a girl. Correct. Mr. B. M. Harp called in to see us Monday and demanded an explanation of our pencilings. We stated ast week that his heir was a girl. We were in error. She’s a hoy and weighs 12 pounds. Everybody is respectfully request ed to exarniue my stock of goods before purchasing. Quick sales and short protfis is my motto. J. B. Crim. •*.<• Resignation. On last Monday night, Mr. P. AV. Jones, who has been city Marshal of Dawson for the past two years, tender ed his resignation to the City Council. His reasons for doing so was that other business engagements would not allow him time to give that attention to the office which its importance demanded. Mr. J. B. Avant was elected to fill the vacancy. Melton A Bro., have just received a large stock of gentleman’s fine and cheap clothing, tine beaver overcoats, etc Tramps. We saw last week two tramps with knapsacks on their backs, sticks in their hands, wending their way over our streets. They were heatthy-looking men, ragged and dirty. This tramping business is a nuisance; laziness is at the bottom of it. Any one can procure work if he wishes it. “Out of employment” is too common an excuse—-work is not wanted. Plenty of cotton to pick. Men who will tramp from place to place such busy times as these, will hear j watching. Cabbage, Onions, Potatoes Cheese, Sausage, Canned Goods, etc., at C. i Mize’s. New Arrivals—Milliner Goods. The ladies of Dawson and vicinity are respectfully invited to call at Miss A. B. Smith’s store and examine her beautiful display of trimmed hats and millinery goods, which have just arrived and for sale cheap. Sne has j a splendid assortment and can please! all the ladies. Married. By J. AV. Sears, J. I*., on the eve ning of the 3rd instant, at the residence of the brides’s father, Air. Elisha Tuck er and Aliss Elizabeth AVoods. All of Terrell county. Oranges, Lemons, Coeoanuts, Ap ples, Candies, Nuts, Crackers, etc., at C. L. Alize’s. Beardless and Hairless. A negro man living on Airs. Sarah E. Marshall s place has been in the habit of smoking a pipe. He also keeps a flask of gunpowder in his trunk. A few nights since while smoking, and at the same time examining his “Sun day-go-to-meeting dry goods,” which were in the trunk, a spark from his pipe came in contact with the powdei, and the balance of the story can be bet ter imagined than told. Suffice it to say the negro is beardless and hairless } and when he came to his senses, he was running through the woods in the di rection of Dr. Harps. At last account he was doing well, and says he 11 ne\er keep powder in dat trunk again. Handsome line of dress goods with trimmings and buttons, ball fiingo, etc., just received at Rogers <fc Laing s Air. D. C. Adams’ family left for their iiew home at Ft. Gaines last week. AVe regret very much to loose them from our midst ; and we know the girls will miss Eddie's handsome face. \ J Baldwin & Cos., pay cash for their goods and are thereby enabled to sell them cheaper than those who do uot pay cash. AVe believe the farmers are paying up those “Note-deedlien-mortgages, promptly. Those provisions bills must be settled, if the old oman don t get a new frock. Mrs Jas T. Goode, consort of the talented editor of the Times <S‘ and her little son, Saturate, left last week for Eufanla. W* hope their new home will be a pleasant one. j Several gentlemen from abroad were in our town last week looking for land. AVe learn that all of them are pleased ; with Terrell county, and w.ll nny homes here before a very great while. AVe have looked this week in vain : for news items, and have felt too re [ligiously inclined, to manufacture am. Amputation Necessary. On last Monday several physicians met at the residence of Mr. \V T . G. Aven, which is near town, for the purpose of consulting as to the pro priety of amputating the right arm of his little son, Johnnie Edgar, aged six years. Over a year ago, this sprightly little boy fell from a fence and sprained his arm near the elbow, and though slight, it has resulted in a malignant form of disease that neces sitates its amputation near the shoul der joint. This was the judgement of all the Doctors present, but, owing to some difficulties in the way, they did not operate, but recommended amputation at an early day. Much interest is felt in behalt of the little boy, and the community greatly sym pathise with Air. Aven in this sore trial. Since writing the above we learn that Dr. Moore and Air. Aven, with little Johnnie, took the train last night for Atlanta to have an operation per-: i formed. AVe are glad to learn that La Fayette Colo, w-lio received painful injuries while working at a cane mill a few weeks since, is improving. • ■ Resolutions on the Departure from our Sabbath School of Miss E. A. Moore. Whereas, In the recent removal of Aliss Eudora A. Moore from Daw son to Cuthbert, our Sunday School lias been deprived of a most exem plary and efficient member, and as a fitting testimonial of the high esteem in which she was held by our school, it is therefore, Resolved, by the Methodist Sabbath School at Dawson, That we sincerely regret the fact that Miss Eudora lias been obliged to sever her connection with our School; that, by her remo val, this Sabbatli School has sustain- ed a great deprivation, and has lost one of its most useful and deserving members, and a very excellent and capable teacher. Be it also Resolved, That a copy of these res olutions be forwarded to Aliss Eudora at Cuthbert, and the same be banded the Dawson Journal with the re quest that they be published. Aliss Jennie Rogers, Miss Rebecc a Pilsburt H. S. Bell, j Com. J. G. Parks, U L. Weston, Correspondence. Pleasant llii.l, Oct. 8, 1878. Editors Dawson Journal : Seeing in your paper that you desired short let ters from all parts of the county, we will give you a few “dots” from the 11th District, Notwithstanding this is termed the “dry streak,” Ave have seen mitch poorer crops than the present one. The farmers are gath ering their crops very fast, which are turning out much better than they expected. All say they will pay out, but will have to go in debt another year. Right here let us say a word to our brother-farmers: Do without what we can not pay cash for. It would be far better for us to dispose of a mule, cows, hogs, or anything we have rather than pay the tremendous (CO per cent.) interest heretofore char ged us for die privilege of buying on time. A good idea is to pay cash as •We go. Let us begin in time and sow largely of small grain this fall. Our county is on the verge of prosperity, and if we will continue to plant large ly of cereals, and make our farms self-sustaining, (which we can do) we will soon be an independent people. Let’s wear our brogans andosnaburgs, eat our own “hog and hominy” and quit.grumbling at ourclever merchants and cotton-buyers. What say you, farmers ? Would be glad to hear from you on the subject. Subscriber Webster Cos., Oct. 6, 1878. Editors Dawson Journal: It lias been”some time since I have seen any thing in your paper from this “happy land,” and as the Journal is so high ly appreciated, I have concluded to give you a few dots, and trust that you will not “poke fun” at me if my pen cilings should not prove so interesting as Shakespeare or Byron. Cotton, our heretofore leading crop, is made—much of it is gathered. Drouth and rust in jured the crops to some extent, and of late catterpillars have “teethed” it, but too late to do much damage. After all the “fleecy staple” is uot a failure: some of our planters have made good crops of all kinds. After a thorough test of the surrounding markets, a ma jority of the planters in this section say that Dawson is decidedly the best place to sell their cotton. A\e feel a deep interest in your town, and hope you fel lows will build up one of the best markets in all S. AV. Ga. A\ r ebster Superior Court has just ad journed. During the session a few were sentenced to the State prison and several to the county jail, among whom was the Sheriff of the county, j There has been a great deal ef sick ness in this immediate section, but I have heard of but few deaths up to 1 date. Gooseberry. East Alabama Fair. Notice the advertisemeut of this fair to be held at Eufaula, Ala., com“ mencing Nov. 12th, and to continue five days. The fair is to be held un der the auspices of the Eufaula District Grange. Liberal premiums ai'e offer ed and Georgia is expected to compete for them.—lt is a nice pleasant run by rail down to Eufaula, and we pre sume many of our people will attend. The Albany fair will begin next Tuesday and continue five days. It promises to be one of the best fairs ev er held in S. W. Ga. Terrell can and ought to compete for some of the pre miums. We have some of as fine stock as can be found in the State. Fashionable Dress-making aspect ialty at Mrs. C. L. Mizes’s. Quite a number of names were added to our subscription last week. We have no club rates, but to the person sending us the names of six new sub scribers, with twelve dollars, we will send the paper one year free. Brogan shoes from 65c per pair up, at A. J. Baldwin <fc Co’s National Surgical Institute. One of the staff of this old and nota ble Institute will visit Dawson, Ga., Oct. 23rd, 1878, stopping at the Hotel. The object of this visit is to give the afflicted an opportunity for examination at or near their homes, thus saving hopeless eases the expense of a trip to Atlanta. A careful examination will be made, and patients can learn if their eases are curable or can be benefited, and whether it will be necessary for them to visit the Institute. In such cases as can be cured, or treatment be“ gun at home, arrangements can be made with our visiting Surgeon, and treat ment commenced at once. Examination free. Cases of Deformities and Chronic Diseases will be examined—such as Club Feet, Diseases of the Hip, Spine and Joints, Paralysis, Piles, Fistula, Catarrh, Female and private diseases, and diseases of the Eye, Ear, &e. [LP’Come early, as the visit is limit ed to the time stated. For circulars and full particulars address National Surgical Institute, Atlanta, Ga. A large lot of edgings and inser tings at A. J. Baldwin it Co’s The Governors of South Carolina and Massachusetts are at outs because the former refused to deliver up a criminal who was hiding out to avoid arrest by the authorities of the latter state. . Announcements. For Sheriff. We are auUo'iz-d m.d r- quested to an iiirce th,. 1 name of J. ti KELLY as a candidate tor Sheriff ot I’eirell county election in January. For Tn\ Receiver aud Collector. We tire authorized and requested to nounce the name of W T CA.MPBKLL as a candidate .or*e election to the otti *e of l\i jl Receiver and Collector, subject to the action ot a democraiic nomination, if oue h held. For Tax Receiver aud Collector. To the Citizens of Terrell County: i t ncuncH mv*G*ll * enodidite for Tax Receiver and Collector, *ct to a noroifi— ! ion It elected I will dichrge the huties I it the office to the heat ot mv a dlitv W R BALDWIN For Tax Receiver nail Collector. We ir' au'bmized md r. quest I to an ■uore i<i, m fWm E. -ESSIONSas nid'd ■ tor .1 <* office of Tax Receiver oiler or, sut'j I t in i democratic non) > tell J * itizens of Terrell County. come before ;ou as a candidate tor Tax Receiver and Collector, subject to a IL-mo eratio nomination My pecuniary cond'iion forces me to do go, to enable me to pay lor ie place on which I live. I gave up all ol y props tv to my credito sand did not •re mv home. It 1- humiliating to ntv e lings to hive this to do; hope you will g ve me the office. Respectfully, Sept. 12, 1878 E B. LOTLESS. , t liOKliil l, Terra’ll < oinity. V I To n'hom it mny Concern t'he estate ot Geo W. Mount, deceased, is an unrepresented condition, and demands he services of an administrate!. The tdi'oisaud next ot kin of said deceased ate therefore hereby not fi *d to appear and ahow cause, if any they can, within the time prescribed by law, why raid letters ol ad ministration, de bonis non or said estate onld not be granted to J. C. F Clark, fork of the Superior Oour , or some o'her •mpetent person. Witnes mv hand officially, this 7 b day of October, 1878. H. S. BELL, oetlo,4t Ordinary. r 1 LOROI I, Terrell Conniy. V 1 To whom it any concern: Vhereas, C. G. KING having in proper form pplied for the guar..ianship of John and Tima Clark, minors of James Clatk, dcc’d; his i3 to cite all the nexc of km iuierested o appear and show cause, if any they can, *hv said letters ot guardianship should uot be granted to said C. G King. VV it ness my hand officially, this 11th day of September, 1878. H S BELL Or’dy.. I’crrell Slierift' Sales. \\ T ILL be sold before the Court Bouse v v door, in Dawson, Terrell County, on the first Tuesday in November next, be tween the legal hours f sale, the following propet tv to-wits Lot of land No. 244 and the east half of lot No. 237, in the 18th distiict of Tir reil county. Levied op as the property ot V H. Crawford to Satisfy two fi las from •he 811 district G. M., in favor of Jones, Doz er & Lowrev vs VT. B. Crawlord. Levy made and returned to me by T. VV. Pewell L. C. S. R. CHPJ&TIE, Sheriff. TTT ft HTHinil A LIMITED NUMBER OF Uj Him I M II active, enrergetic canvass ff jjif X ill) era to engage in a pleasant null profitable business. Good men will fiud this a rare chance to make money, yuen will please answer this advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp rejfiw, stating what business they haVubeeif WJ iged iu None but those who roea* bbriotes ceed ap ply. Address enTUK. Masvfft &Cos , octSJj JklWlta, Ga. THE FALLCAMPAIGN IS NOW OPEN AT JANES & SON’S DRUG STORE! FOR CHEMICALS, PURE DRUGS, Pain's, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuff, •Snuff, Tobacco, Segars, Pepper, Spice, nnd Fire Test Kerosene, 2iic gallon, go to JANES & SON’S Blue Stone a Specitv, KM per pound. A<liniatis<r;ttoi , ’§ Ssilc BV virtue of an an order from.the Court of Ordinary of Terrell County, will be sold belo'e the Court-house door In Dawson within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November, next, Lot of land No. 111, in the 12th district of Terrell county, belonging to the estate of Isaac 0. Edwards, deceased. S Id for distribution. Terms each. GUO, C. EDWARDS, Adm‘r ol Isaac 0, Edwards. / \ RDIXA II Y'S OFFICE, Terrell County • * To whom it may concern: J M SIMMONS and S. E HUNTER having in proper form applied to me for permanent letter, of administration on the estate ol J. E. Hunter, fate of said county, deceased, this is to ite all and singular the creditors and next, of kin of J. E. Hunter to be and ; appear at my ctiice within the time prettcrib. j ed by taw, end show cause, if any they can, j whv said letters should rot be granted Witness mv hand and official signature, Sept 2, 1878 5,4 t II S BELL, Ord'v / r t'OltGH, Tenell Collins’. V I To whom it may concern Thirty davs after ria’e I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell the land belonging to the estate of Mrs. U. L. Huckaby, late of said county, deceased. All persons interested archer by no ifind to show cause, if a y they can, within the time prescribed liv law, why siid order to sell should not be granted. WM. MORELAND, Adm'r. riept. 12,1878. 4t H oiiee lo Oobiors A Creditors GEORGIA, Terrell County Notice is hereby given to all persons hav • ;g demands against Henry Atkinson, late of said countv, deceased, to present them • o me, properly made cut. within the time rescribed by law, so as to show th ir ebat e’er and amount All persons indebted to i l deceased are hereby required to make mmediate payment. 0. 0 NEL'-ON, Sept. 1? *7B. fit Adm'r of H. Atkinson. COMMISSIONEfI’S SALE* GEORG I A, TERRELL COUNT?: Bv vi’tue of and in obedience to an order nd decree liad at the My Tetm, 1878, of be Superior Court of said County in the case of J. VI Simmons as the assignee in Bankiuntcy of Leroy Brow" Vs J. P. Slurp, et. ai.. Bill fur Partition, Peciee, etc., the undersigned acting as Commissioners ap pointed by said Court, will sell at public sale on the first Tuesday in November next, be ■ wren the legal hours of sale, mid before the Court-house door iu said County, the follow ing Real Property situated in the city of Diwson, itl said county, to-wit; Citv lot number 224, known as the ‘ Dark ,er lot, 1 ' City lot number 97, known as the “Huff lo’;“ Store house and lot, being in .he 3outh-esat cortlerof city lot No, 98, ou Main street, and known as the “Ross & liar - den store;" and a Small house and lot situa ted north of city lot No. 6, and near the livery “tables. Sold (or the purpose of effecting partition of the proceeds of sab between Comp! .iu ant and Respondent. Terms Cash. Titles executed by said commissioner'. A. J. Baldwin, J. L. Janes, J. 11. Cannon, Commissioners. Dawson, Ga., Sept, 2(3, 1878. RES T A UR ANT] X\TE HAVE recently fitted up, at om V? Bar, a First-class Restaurant. Meals a' all hours, and tables supplied with Fresl Fish nd uvsterg, and everything else that goes to tn ike up a “sqare" meal. Give us ■ call. Jones & Sharp. Diwson, Ga , Sept. 25, 1878 2m. liew York Office, liobt \V Pate-son, 154 Front Street. Special Partner. E. •E. CHEATHAM, with H. FRASER GRANT, general Copiah JYlercliapt, 124 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. Cotton —Rice Naval—Stort-s. I iberal Advances made on Consignments. Particular attention given fo all business. BRICK FIRE-PROOF Livery, Sale ATsTD Feed Stables West Side Public Square, DAWSON, GEORGIA. j BOSSES, MULES, BUGGIES CARRIAGES | and Hacks to let at reasonable rates. Hood * Sheds and Lnt* for ftt.eek DroveT. meets all trains and wiH carry i passengers to any pirt of the e:tv. GHeifi I left at ihe fttables, o- at the Express tfiee, will be promptly attended to. Draying a , specialty ij25,2m W. W. FARNCTif, Proprietor. HAMP COOK Hat gone into tlie PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE. ALBANY, a. And he wants to see bis old and new friends j co-jit; come fiow Lee, Terrell,.Calhoun, Ba ker. Miller, Mitchell, Colquitt, Worth and j Dooley; come aud throw your off yonr bales i of Cotton, like" we are goit g to vote lor Tele Smith, and yonr will get ihe lull ma ket price; and biing your families The mer chants h<ve tine aud cheap goods, and will j sell cheap for cash, and will wait on you as politely as it is possible for genilemen to do. Pack your cotton with st yards bsgging, and sew up the heads, and bring it in dry il you can, scp'l9,Stn- A. ,J. BALDWIN & CO.c DEA.LKRS IN General Merchandise, DAWSON, - GEORGIA. Our Fall and Winter Stock of General MerchcCtlcUs& is being received, and will consist of everything needed: by the people of this section. W e pay cash for out gdods and can afford to sell them cheaper than ever bef<)V& offered in Dawson. ./. J. BALDWIN fy COV JOHN L. GRIFFIN, LOYLESS BLOCK, MAIN STREET, D-NNVSCYNK - GEORGIA. o A large lot of Fashionable _Aa*e being received and mast be sold cheap! DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, JEANS. TOWELS, LINEN, DAMASK, NAPKINS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Clothing, Siloes, lints, Domestics AND NICE LINE OF FALL PRINTS ! Traders in search of baigains should price my goods September 19,1878. 3m JOHN L. MUST FAXaXi FAIR OF TIIE s. i. cbm inrau mi A.t -ALBANY, GEORGIA, Commenciiig OCTOBER Is!it and Continuing FIVE DAYS. $8,500 In fey Rfcmiums, $3,500 A largo number of fast ILtrsos from different par's of the Southern States alieady assured, and quite a number now training, on oft fho tfatfk. Beautiful Grounds near the Southwestern Rvlroan Depot ! Liberal Premi ums for all Field Products, Household Industries, Manufactures, Machinery, etc , etc. The best Hall-Mile Tiack in the State! $1,750 hejnitijn? ip Jfottijig apd fitippipg' hace?, sl# Gi an I Regatta on tlm JF int ! Attractive Features e.cry Day! No ex borbitant charges at Hotels and braiding iinuses. Come to this, the fitst Fall Fai", nnd bring the products of your Counties. L. E. WELCH, President. T. M. C VRTER, Secretary. J M SIMMONS. W M PEEPLES. Planters’ warehouse, MAIN STREET, - DAWSON, GA. io: ~— \\T K TAKE THIS MF.TIiOD OF INFORMING THE PL .JfrEltS OF TERItELh AN£> T T adj lining counties that we are back in the Old Planters' Warehouse^ Occupied nst season by Mr. W. M. Peoples, and wil! take pleasure in Weighing;, Storing; Celling or Shipping vour cotton this season, and from an experience of ten years handling cotton, either as weighers and selleia, or buyers, wu hope to be able to give you ffatisfaCtiOsi have a good lot for stock and good sleeping room for our customers. BAGGI N G and TIES Always on band at the lowest maikct ptice. We pledge our Strict personal attention,^nd -olicit yotlr patronage. SIMMONS & PEEPLES. Dozier & Stevens, WAREHOUSE I COMISSION ILCHANf 1 ASD DEALER!! I\ STANDARD F 101 tTILiIZERS, DAWSON, - GEORGIA, O. IS. STI'.VJsAIS hiving purchased the Wtrreho use infest of Cupt. 'T. M Jones, a copirtnership has been formed under the tirni name of DOZIER & _ST£V£NS, for the purpose of carrying ou a WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS. We hereby tender individual thanks to our rair.v friends and customers for past fav-rs. Having "iven special attention to the Cotton ousiness for years, we til rub we Can h indl • it to the V cry Boat AtlVUtllttgw, and now o(T;r our services to the planteif if Terrell so i ilj aiming cou itiein tiie S cage and Sale of Cotton, at the old stand ol J mes & Djitier. Wep opase faithfully to represent the iuterest o< th-e FT-auler, and b? b dug diligent iu all busin -as intrusted to us, and keeping fully posted in the Cotton ifarket, ■ve hope to merit and receive a liberal share of your patronage. ADVANCES MADE ,i C ittoi in Store, when desired. We have comfortable Sleeping rooms for cu tomre‘s u-i S's Ms ,oa lilts for S'nek, —ali free <f chctrge liAGGIKG and TIMA always ou hand at ibe LOWEST MARKET PRICE, Come, Come, Come to Central Warehouse! DOZtEli & STKVKXS. KAILRO AD VYAHEHOU SJK, N. & A. F. Tift & Cos., COTTON FACTORS. WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION MER( IFTS Albany, Georgia. We take rleaeure in again t tiering our sera ices *o of Southwest Georgia in tiie Sale si dS.oraje of Cotton. Alter an expeiit nee of many vears in iiie bi>sioe : , we are confident of giving satisfaction to all. Our facilities for Shipping t’o -on are ns r— pass ed. Liberal Advances made on Cotton in store. We keep const* mfy on ha na iS supply of best brands of Bagging, Ties, Belting and Lice Leather.- Also bacoi, conn, riiOVii, beal, Tosntco, etc., which we off-r at lowest price*. Free Wagon Yard, with goad hou-e and welt of water lor use of customs: 3. Mr. J M Mercer wiii be witb-u.' as Sea Usman. N. & A. F. TSFT & CO.