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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1885)
g : j _Dawsendournal 1L -ngfisi_érfiléur IN ADVANCE, Three months. .. i i 0.8 Tt 5,‘gm0nt1m................. 12¢F Twelve mo'nth's:;, Peeesameens 208 gl Crgso of Bofh Town and Couale, sSB e S S .5 , ": npmom@}p\mrms.. . Louis Lat e, of Lee county, has-rdised SQmm-th of 'watel%- melon seed this year. Several Demogratic newspapers in New .York State ar talking about Horatio Seymour for Gov ernor. Mr. Seymour is one of the best men living “to-tay, says the World, but heis entirely and al together out of polities. The Italian Minister af Vienna 4s thought to:be the -gause of the Austrian Goverment’s final action in the Kelly, matter. Minister Kelly will resign,” as he does not wish to embarrass the Adminis tration. 3 : i Parson Massey, 'of Virginia is crecited with the antitheticui adhorism that “John S. Wise is a person of great bravery and much prudence—very brrve in the pres ence of prudent men, and veiy prulent in the presence of brave man.” A uiBBL fot divoree was recent ly filed in the Superior. court in Cartersville by Carrie Bell against Builis Bell-,+One of the charges in the suit'is that the defendant kicked all the “kiver” off'n peti tioner on & cold. winter night and wrapped himself up in it.” It is a singular fact that of the large number ‘of farmers who have emigrated from Stewart county to the west, earrying with them from one to five thousand dollars, that it is’ impossible to he:r of oue who is not worse off now than he was the day he leit. Some of them with their families are working regularly in the fields and if the reports we hear are true they would ‘glady return to the red hills of Stewart and com mence life over again if they were ableto do so.—Lumpkin Inde pendent. A Wise Comment. ‘ Our special from Atlanta this morning brings news of the re ported down-fall of a highly re spected minister of the gospel in that city. Such occurrences are deeply to be deplored. They are always used by skeptics as argu ments against the chuarch, and very improperly have weight with certain persons. Ministers - are but frail human beings, - and though less subjected to tempta tion because of the nature of their life works,and better able to with stand it, because of their constant reading of the word of God and communion with Him «in prayer, they are not infallible and now and then fall by the wayside. But t> question the scheme of redemp tion because of the downfall of one-of its expounders is as unreas onable as to- dispute the efficacy of medigine Becanse of the death of a phySician by his* own mal practice.—Augusta Chronicle. These ate Solid Facts. The best blood purifier and sys tem regulator ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity, trulyis Electric Bitters. Inactiv ity of the Liver,Biliousness,Jaun dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys orany disease of the urinary or guns, or whdever reqaires an ap retizer, tonic or or mild stimulant will always find Electric Bitters the best and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed te give entire satisfaction or mon ey refunded. Sold at fifty cents a A Remarkable Escape. Mrs. Mary A. Daily, of Tunk. hannock, Pennsylyauia,was afflict ed for six years with Asthma and Bronchitis, during which time the best physicians could give no re “‘,’f- Her life was despaired of, until in Yast Oetober she procemr ed a thfl% of Dr. King's New Dmii, when immediate leliof was felt, and by continuing its se for a shoxt, time she was com bletely cured, gaining in flesh 50 bounds in a few months. * Free trial bottles of this certain Care of all Lhroat and. Lung Dis fases at Croueh Bro's. Drug store. Large Bottles $l.OO. dala el TRy One first-class Hart Baggy for sale cheap for the eash. " " AR, CHBISTIE, THE “DAWSON JOURNAL. VoL 91, BILL AGREED 70 BY SENATE k. £, -COMMITTEE AUGUST 28,1‘11;3;;& T Llos AL , T g e : aAct, approved Oc tober 14th, 1879, entitled “an Act :Zfi)_m.“de f'Olj the regulation of Iroad freight and - passenger tariffs In this State; to prevent unjust discriminations and extor tion in the rates charged for the trapsportation of passengers and freights, and to prehibit railroad companies, corporations and !essees in this State from charg ing other just and reasonable rates, and to panish the same, and ‘ prescribe a mode of procedure and ru’les of evidence in relation ! there to; and to appoint commis sioners, and to prescribe their powers and duties in relation to to the same,” the said Act being also incorporated in the Code of Georgia of 1882, and designated in said Code as sections 719 (a) to 719 (p) inclusive; by-repealing section sof said Aet, known as section 719 (¢) of said Code of Georgia; also, by repealing seec tion 6 of said Act, known as sec tion 719 (f) of said Code of Geor gia; also, by amending seetion 12 of said Aet, known as section 719 (1) of said Code of Georgia; and also by ifserting in lieu of said repealed section preseribing the Jurisdiction, powers and duties of the railroad Commissioners, pro viding for appeals from the rul ings and decisions of . said Com missioners, and requiring the various railroad companies doing business in this State to make and publish schedules of just and reascnable rates and tariffs, and for other purposes. -SecrioN 1. Be it enacted by the (teneral Assembly of the State of Georgia, that section 5 of the said Act of Oct. 11, 1879, known in the Code of Georgia of 1832 as see tion 719 (e), which said section prescribes the duties of the Com missioners as to makiug rates of freight and passenger tariffs and rales and regulations to be ob served by all railroad companies doing business in this State be, and the same is hereby repealed, and that hereafter section 5 of said Act and section 719 (e) of said Code shall be as follows: That the Commissioners appoin ted as heretofore provided shall be authorized to make such just and reasonable rules and regula tions as may be necessary for pre venting unjust discrimination in the transportation of freight and passengers on the railroads of this State; and to that end shall be authorized to make such rules and | regulations to designate and flxl ‘the propcrtion of difference in rates of freight and passenger transportation to be allowed for longer and shorter distances on the same or different railroads of this State, and to preseribe what shall be the limits of longer and shorter distances; that they shall be authorized to make just and reasonable rules and regulations to be observed by said railroad companies on said railroals in this State to prevent the giving or paying of any rebate or bonus, directly or indirectly, and from misleading or deceiving the pub lic in any manner as to the real rates charged for freight and pas gangers; and that they shall be authorized to make such just and reasonable rules of procedurs for the hearing and determining of the complaints hereinafter provi ded for as to them shall seem meet and proper: Rrovided, that all such rules and regulations | shall be consistent with the laws of this Stug and of the United States; and provided farther, that nothing in this Act shall be con strued to authorize any inter ference with or regulations of { inter-State commerce. GucrioN 2. Be it further en asted by the authority aforesaid, That section 6 of the said Act of October 15th, 1879 (f), preserib ing that the Commissioners shall make schedules of rates and de claring the effect of the same as evidence be, and the same is here by repealed, and that hereafter section 6 of said Act and section 719 (f) of said Code of Georgia ghall be as follows: That the several railroad corporations do ing business i this State are here- Dawson, Ga., Thursday, September 10th, 1885. by authorized and required to make edch for. itself, as soon as practicable a scheduls of just and remsonalls . rates | of charges . for ' the t,ransp'})rta,- tion of passengers, freight ‘and cars on the respect!ie tailroads in this State, and said lailroad ¢om panies shall, , from time 4o time, and-as often 4s cir;umstances may require; change and revise sche doles, and when any schxn]e‘ shall have been made or revised as aforesaid, it shall be the Quty of each of said corporations’ re spectively to. canse publication ‘thereof to be made for two sucdces sive weeks in some public news ‘paper published-in-the cities of Atlanta, AngustazAlbany, Sayan nah, Macon, Rome and Columbus, in this State, and after the same shall beso published, it shall be the duty of each of such railroad companies to post at all of the respective stations, in a conspicu ous place, a copy of said schedule to be observed by them for the protection of all persons eoncern ed; and whenever any railroad company doing business in this State, shall make, charge or col lect othet than. just and reason able rates for the transportation of freight or passengers, or shall make unjust diserimination in its charges for freight or passengers, shall give or pay any rebate or bonus in the natire thereof, di rectly or indirectly, or do any act to mislead or deceive the public as the real rates eharged or re. ceived for freight or passage, any person, community, town, city or corporation affected thereby may file with the Commissioners ap pointed under an Act of which this Act is amendatory, a petition in writting, in which the cause or ground of complaint against such railrboad company, and of the wrong or injury to the com plainant shall be plainly and dis tinctly set forth; and upon such petition being filed with said Com missioners, they proceed to hear and determine the same under such just and reasonable rules of procedure as they may have pre scribed for the hearing of such causes in the county in which such cause of complaint originated, or in the county of the prinecipal place of business of such com pany, or in the county of Fulton, and upon the hearing thereof the Commissioners are hereby autho rized and empowered to decide and determine the matters in dis pute, and to make such rules and regulations concerning the same as shall be just and reasonable, and not inconsistent with the laws of this State or of the United States, to be enforced by such proceedings and peralties as are provided in the said Act of Octo }ber 15th, 1879, for a violation of i the rules and regulations provided inud prescribed by said commis sioners; that should either party be dissatisfied with the decision of the Commissioners, or with any vule or regulition wade by them in any case, such party shall ‘ have the right to carry the same by appeal to the Superior Court of the county where the complaint originated, under the same rules and regulations as to supersedeas and manner of appealing as now provided by law in order -cases of appeal from Courts of Ordipary, except that the right to have a supersédeas shall rest in the dis cretion of the Commissioners, or of the Judge of the court before whom the appeal is to be heard, and said Superior Court shall i Le . and determine such case un- Ceor the same rules and regulations as are now prescribed by law for hearing equity cases in said court; that said eauses shall have pre cedence of all other ecauses on the docket, and shall be heard and determined at the first term unless continned for Providential cause, and the party or parties in op position to the railroad company or companies may be represented by the Solicitor-General of the cireuit “in which said caunse is ‘heard; that either party to® such [)r<)coe(ljxlg may move for a new trial, or except to the action and ruling of such Superior Court, in the same manner as' i$ now pro vided by law in other cases; and that the officers of the Superior Court, the Solicitor-General, and the clerk of the Qonwmissiouers, 'parforming services herein pro 'vided for, shall be entitled to the ‘same fees and ¢harges as they are now allowed by law for like ser vices, or such as may be fixed by the Commission or the court,to be paid by the party cast in the pro oeedings in which the said ser vices are rendered, or by either party, in the discretion of the Commissioners or the court, as ‘ now provided by law for taxing costs in equity cases. l ’ SecrioN 3. Be it further enact ed by the authority aforesaid, ‘That section 12 of said Act of Oec t ber 14th, 1879, known in said Code of Georgia as section 719(1), which defines the terms {“railroad corporations,” or “railroad ecom pany,” be, and the same is here by amended by inserting after the word “individuals” the words “re ceiver or receivers,” so that said section, when amended, will read as follows: That the terms “rail rogd corporation,” or “railroad eompany,” as contained in this Act, shall be deemed and and tak en to mean all corporations, com panies or individuals, receiver or receivers now owning or opera ting, or which may hereafter own or operate any railroad, in whole or in part, in this State, and the provisions of this Aect shall apply to all persons, firms and compan iss, and to all associations of per sons, whether incorporated or oth erwise, that shall do busines as comnion carriers upon any of the lines of ralroad in this State (street railways excepted), the same as to railroad corporations hereinbefore mentioned. SecrioN 4. Be it farther enact ed by the authority aforesaid,That no increase of freight or passen ger rates shall go into effect until thirty days after theé beginning of the advertisement required in section 2 of this Act. SecrioN 5. Be it further enact ed by the authority aforesaid,That all laws and parts of laws in con fliet with this Aet be,and the same are hereby repealed. IS GORDON ALIVE? The belief is growing among the military and friends of Gen. Gor don that he really escaped alive from Khartoum, and succeeded in fleeing to the equator. So strong has this faith become that a mis sion has been organized to search and rescue him.” The work of preparing this missiou for its en terprise is now also almost com pleted. The prospect now lis there will be a very large number of stu dents in attendance on the Uni vresity this term. /: " 3 7¥ai gt fUINNS. gNEER o Gy D i 4@' ) N 0 [ {fi 0 RENEWE <JLOOD NENEWER®> Death Lurks In The Veins! PURE, A Voice trom the Lone Star State. ; Darras, TEXAS. Guiny’s Proxeer Broop RExewEeßr has cured one of wmy children of one of the worst cases of Scrofula I ever saw. Her skin is as clear as mine, and the doctors say it is & pecrmanent cure in their opinion. 1 am thankful for having tried the Reme dg. = Wi L. PArks. Read the Next, ye Rheuw matic and Catarrh Sujfferer Frar Sioars, GA. . Gutyx’s Proxger Broobp ReNEwer cured me of Rhewnatism and also the worst kind of a case of Catarrh JaMEs PHILLIPS. The übove certificates are but a few in stances of thousands in our possession, showing sufferers who have been relieved of every form of Broop and SxiN diseases, Female Complaints, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, ‘Mercurial Rheumatism, Blood Poison and Malaria. For full information our free pamphlet ‘un Blood and Skin diseasce will be fur | nished on application to the Macon Medicine Company, | MACON, GEORGIA. Sold in powdered form, easy to prepare at home, with or without spirits. Small size 25 cents, Large sizc $l.OO, mailed to any address on receipt of price. i form; small size, $l.OO, large size, $1.75. FOR SALE.BY ALL DRUGGISTS, R ;y'fi'iijsw | ieiK S BT L PR R PR A e 3y ? : JRLRRA. - 335%0 MoK B L eTR - He Tried Hot Springs and M. D’s. -PINE BLurr, ARK., June, 1885. Hot Springs, Arkansas, made an entire failyre to cure me of several terrible indo lent Funning nlcers on my legs, with which I hate been troubled for many years. Sev cral doctors algo attempted to cure me, but failed. - I have used only a few bottles of B. B. B. and the ulcers have all been heal ed. lam ecured. This wonderfully quick cure has been cffected after everything else failed. My general health has also im proved, appetite and digestion good I sleep soundly and never felt better. It is decidedly the quickest and cheapest blood imrifier {cver used. Relative to my case, refer to J. B. Spears & Co., R. M. Knox, W. L. Dewoody, J. W. Cox and others, of Pine Bluff. Yours, etc., A. H. Moxris. | From the Lone Star State. Huronins, Texas, February, 1885, For many years my wife has been afilict ‘ed with a large eating wulcer of the leg, which has had the attention of several doc tors, and the use -of all kinds of medicine, WIthOURETEOOk: sisn i mimaini vy She was told that B. B. B. would cure her. Slie has used two bottles, and the ul cers improved rapidly, until entirely cured. It was the first and only medicine that ever did her any good. 5v J. Kinnin, Old Engtand Outdone. Soddy, Tenn., July, 1885, I have had a bad ulcer, or running sore, for 20 years, which no doctor has ever been able to heal. I was afflicted before leaving England, and the doctors over there could not cure me. For some time I have been using B, B. 8., and thd effects astonish, every one, and I enclose several giieces of bone which it has worked out. y health ig rapidly improving, ulcers nearly all healed, am{ X am far beiter than 1 have been in 20 years, I will send you a certificate soon. Mrs. Jennie Williams, Near Chattanooga, Tenncssce, Crawfordville, Georgia. Democrat. B. B. B. is without doubt one of the most popular medicines known tothe med ical science, and has relieved more suffers ing humanity than any other medicine since it came into use. 1}; has never failed in a single instance to produce the most fa vorable results where it has been properly used. Physicians everywhere recommend? it as doing all itis claimed to do. The following certificates are from two promi nent physicians, who have done a large and successful practice for many years, and upon whose judgment the public can safely rely: Medicar Men. Crawfordville, Ga., July 15, 1885, Editor Democrat: For the past ten years I bave been suffering from rheumatism in the muscles of my right shoulder and neck. During this time I have tried various rem edics, both patent medicines and those pre scribed by physicians. Last summer I commenced using B. B. 8., and could see an improvement by the time I had taken one bottle, I have been taking it at inter vals since last summer, and can say it is the best medicine for rheumatism 1 have ever used. I take pleasure in recommend ing it to the public. J. W. Rhodes, A. M, M. D. Crawforaville, ua., Juiy 15, 1885. Editor Democrat: About November of last year I had what I supposed to bea cauli tlower excresence on right side of neck. I used local applications which effected no perceptible good, I commenced the use of B: B. B. and took it regularly twelve bot tles, and in due time the sore healed over. And now consider it well. I cheerfully recommend it as a fine tonic and alterative medicine, 8 J Farmer, M D, Such 3lowud! Southern Clipper. “Yes,” said Mr, James L. Boesworth, an old Atlantian, to a representative of the Chpper, ‘it was twelve years ago when 1 contracted a terrible case of blood poison ing. My aflliction was truly horrible. T had no appetite, did not sleep well at night, my digestion was impaired, my throat was cauterized five times, and- in fact 1 was a total wreck. I had been under the treat ment of several of the leading physicians of Atlanta; tried nearly every blood remedy advertised; went to Hot Springs, where I remained several months, recciving no benefit whatever—the dread discase still clung to me.” “And you remained in this condition twelve years?” interrupted the Clipper mar. Yes, sir, and more than that. Three {cars ago I was laia up with rheumatism. My knees were drawn up in such position that [ could not leave my bed for months. My life became a lingering torture. A tru ly wonderful blood remedy was recom mended; knownas B. B. B. Tused it, and siv, five vottles cured me, and [ really be l'eve itto be the grandest and quickest blood remedy ever known.” | Can be had of all druggists, ((ROYAL PSWSiE ) s oerely PRRSAY [ a 2 L i - il o%t i @ i o | 2 7l -.~A'\E" D[ '%'“.', \!NG Pflw p ’ (AN il b w,‘fi_\_fl_‘/‘t G Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in eompetition with the multitude of low fest, short weight, alain or phosphate powders. = Sold only in cans. Bovar Baxixa Powner Co., Janlyl 106 Wall §t., N. N. Y. HAGAN'S Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty: Many a lady owes her fresh ness to it, who would rather not tcll, and yow can'¢ tells Neeodlng renewed strengih, or who suffer froms infirmities peenliar to thelr sex, should try 3ST o Erer? > O >' e Mot er S n LUF E Bl I I THE This medicine combines Iron with pure veflatnl.le tonics, and is_invaluable for Diseases peculiar to gn&nen. and all who lead sedentury kives. It Ene mc Aes ufi!t P‘\Qm‘s tfl: Blo&d,#limlulnws e Appetite, Ntren n e Muscles an: Nerveg-—il fact, umr&g h?y invlqlor:ten. Clears the complexion, and makes the gkin smooth, + Kt.does not blacken the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation~all ather Iron medicines do. P TR AR N *T have used Brown’s Iron Bitters, and it has.b?en more than a dootor to me. having cured me of the wenkness ladies bave in life. Also cured me of Liv er Complaint, and now my complexion is clear and good, &u been beneficial to my children.” Qenuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by BROWN OHEMICAL CO,BALTIMORE, MD, Lapres' HAND Boog—useful and attractive, con taining list of prizes for recipes. information about ©oins, ote,, given away by all Cienlars in medicine, of mailed to any address on receipt of 2¢. stamp, The Year of Jubilee, All Creation Rappy and Buying Pianoes and Organs Unusunally Easy Installment Terms Now Offered by Lud den & DBates Southern * Musio House, . Sa vannah, Ga. . A Square Talk with Purchasers, Giving Speeial Information About Our New and Easy Methods of Selling Pianos & Organs. “Il's A Loxg Time Berweey DriNks.” So remarked the Governox «f South Car olina to the Governor of North Carolina many Years ago, before the temperance wave had swept over the BSouth. He probably spoke his honest convictions; and so do we when we say, " Ir's A Loxe TiMe Berwres Crops. Andto this the thousands of family ‘‘bread winnets” in the South wlho are wailing un til ¢che next crop is garnered before they buy Pianos or Organs will say amen. \ But we say why wait, when you can buy now on such very easy terms? Only think’ of it, rraNos, %25 oasm and s#lo wmoNTHLY ORGANE, $lO casn and $5 MONTHLY. Why, it's almost a sin to deprive your self and family of an Instrument when one can be had so casily. And to, those who cannot meet monthly Installments, we of fer these special Summer Terms: PIANOS, $5O oasn and BALANCE Nov. 1. OoRrGANS, $2O casn and BARANCE Nov. 1. And if crops turn out poor, 80 that when Nov. Ist comes the entire balance cannot be paid, we will accept One-Half of it,and wait until Nov. Ist, 1886, for the other Half. Now, come up, buyers. Our Instro ments lead the world. Our Prices are the Lowest, oul Terms the BEasiest, and we of fer every inducement that can be honcestly lived up to. SEE Tuese Specian SuMMER BARGAINS. Only $2lO for an clegant Rosewood Pi ano; large size; all mmprovements; sweet tone; guaranteed a superior and durable | Piano. Thousands sold. Best Piano sold in Ameriea at the price. | A new Upright Piano for only 150, on vc;y Easy Terms, he Silver-Toned Mathusiick Piano; §3OO, $325 $350. § The magnificent Chickering Piano, the Best in the World, %400 $425 $3OO to £lOO. Only #GBS for a beautiful Parlor or Church Organ; Soltd Walnut Case, with rich design; 4 sets Reede, 10 genuine Stops. Greatest Bargain ever offered. The incomparable Mason & Hamlin Or gans, from 24 up to $750. Rerted until paid for. Nearly three years given for I payment. . Fine Stool, Embroidered Cover, In struetor and Book of Music with Pianos, and Stool; Insttuctor and Music Book with | Organs. Al Freigiif Paid on both. Fif teen da{s trial, and we pay freight both ways if Instrument don’t suit. And Just One Last Word. If you are thinking of buying an Instru ment, write us, and we will make terms to suit your convenience, Ask for summer terms, 1885. Mention this Advertisement and Paper. ¢ Ludden & Dates Southern Nusis Eouss, SAVANNAH, GA. *i‘l’ho Great Wholesale Piano and Organ Depot of | The South. 1 ) Dr. Mott’s Powders Nnvxn FAIL TO CURE INFLAMATION of the Kidneys, Gravel, Gleet, Strict ures and all Urinury diseases. Nevous and Physica! Debility, Genital Weakness and all those untold miseries caused by Indis: cretion or Excesses. Syphilis in all its forms permanently curéd. Yellow or Bfown spots on face and body; Sore Throat and Nose, Scrofula, Old Sores, Ec zema, Tetter and all Blood and Skin dis cases, Urinary diseases cured in 3 days. Price 3. Enclosc the money to FRANK STEVENS & CO., Baltimére, Md.; and it will be sent by mail sealed. ¥or sale by J. M. Janes Son’s, Druggists. G has taken the leady the sales of that class % Cares (o remedies, anel has given 1 TO 5 DAYS. Bl‘:\,l‘(t»‘ universal satisface 8 “honne pros, ——— ans, lex loßy e PRI o ptats Chemical nony the leading Medi ino st g o o T Ohio. . : .. !!}raM’ r’-‘. Pa. 2 Ss‘;l |‘l.)‘¢ & l“ogfl.,u' For sale by J. R. Janes’ Son Dawson, Ga Max Tth,lyr. . W e b 2 i s w- FOR .Y } A Man and Beast, !. S “ Mustafig Liniment is older than most men, and fised more and BOre every year. » e fi»‘-"!f{ Cirealation lfifid Couty Thase Ted Larger hea aaf o'kt the Porifissley ==~ et IHIY PARER may vw lat (eo. I}; Rmua‘o& cg’ia Advertising Bureau (10 St. j, where advertisin CW““ IN NEW YORK: = , Dg. - DEmgy et PHYSICIAN & SURGEON; DawsoN, GQGA, £t & “q * lluving located in D_avaéon tc‘; the pur - of practiciug my profession,! respect. fully offer n:y sgrvf‘(:ef to the mfi solicit a share of its patronagé. promptly attended, . Office up stairs over Jesse Griffin’s store. —_— e e e e e t————————ptienananllD BEN]. F. CHRISTIE, ATTORNEV-AT:LAW, - DawsoN; - - :: - - GEOROIA. Office in Court House, Special and prompt attention 'given td all business entrusted to.him, NO. 19. Dawson, - &' @ {Gd; N HIS OFFICE evefy day durifg I year. m meh ‘;!hz LC. Hovw - Jag: G. Panks, HOYL & PARKS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Dawsox, - TerrELL = Co;, - Gar \VIEL pm(:‘t!l(!e md.mmhmi Jourd ediute vent to the ln(l):l:l;fioflg!:éfyx&lem. @fifi!‘lw receive special attention and prompt re turns made. A. S J. HENDERSON, XTTORNEY AT LAW, - ALBANY, - ~ = radbnaidr WL practice in ai the counties bf the I’z‘;mul:: Jmtliclnl Circuit and otherd by special dontract. )yt:fg?‘g;;fiéizdmattenti(m given (o afl" busi ness entrostéd 1o my brisinéss, april 28-Iy. A : JHOURES' SURE CORES MCUTH WASH and L firoat, G ‘.*.;:.:';;keg‘f:rradf.%fggh.;gg used and recommended hy, “N*i': " : IR S S For Sale by R G.Joxes, Dentist- T.Y. MARTIN, DAWSON :-: GEORGIA~ —oo-DEALBR IN-o FANCY and FAMILY GROCERIES. o, | ué:‘(l-.;:g;;;;z&:z::fi::fim‘b%:;'fi. BRANDIES, WHISKIES, WINES, | ICE COLD BEER ON DRAUGHT, . AND everything dsually képtina FIRST CLASS . BAR. WILL also keep a seleet line of FAMILY GROCERIES Such as Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Lard; Meal, Ete. I propose to sell nothing biit the BEE?T;‘ and all T ask is a fair trial and a patt of your trade. Satisfaction Huaran-- teed. ; o o T. Y. MARTIN. . Home Couneil. | e take pleasure in calling your atten.- | “Ttiun t.opa remedy so losgynnlbd in’ carrying children safcly thiotgh the crit ical stage of teething, It is am fnct}cnh-* "Dle blesstnig to mother and child. If you are disturbed '#¢ might with a sick, fretful, - teething child, use Pitts’ Carminative, it will give instant relief, and regulate the bowe's, and make tecthing safe and easy. It will cure Dysentery and ‘Disrrhea. Pittg’ Carminative’ sy instant relief for’ colic of infants. It will promote digestion,: give toné and emergy to the stoach and bowels. The sick; pany, suffering child wilk soon become the faf and frolicing joy of the bouschold. It is very pleasant to the taste’ and only costs 25 cents per bottle. Soid! Yy druggists. - NO MOJIRE EVE-GLASSES, No T eW, Weaki LSS More —EEEASSE NS Byes! MITOCKE LTSS EYE-SALVE | A Ceriain, Sufe and Effective Remedy tor’ \Sure. Wl Aot loflemed ' Bywy *Producing Long-.ui%ht'ednéfi,fmno t storing the Bight of the Old | Cures Tear Drops, Granufationy Stye Tumo's, Red Eyes Matted Eye Lashes,| AND PRODUCING QUICK RELIEY AND PERMANENT GURE.. lAlso cc‘wx‘\}ly efficaciony’ wheauged e other maladies, b . Uledrs, 4 Sores, Salt Rhem'n ever inflaunmigtion e . MITCHELL S SALVE may bo used toras . Sold by all Druggists ut 35 derty March 12-1885. - i i
