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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1886)
C. L. Longhurst’s is the place to find clicap goods of every description and variety. Fofi w’&*‘?:r -.." W e OV TR TR LS e YT o THE JOURNAL. B. L. RAINEY, - Editor. Odteial Orgaa of Both Tom and Loy 8. I. JoroaN - Publ'r. & Prop'r. THURsDAY, DECcEMSER 10T, 1856. Gov. GOrDOX is nuot at all back ward about exercising the pardon ing power. WE are pleased to announce that Col. Belva Lockwood has re ¢ired from politics and resnmwmed ber knitting. MoxEY is scarcs, bat the jog bnsiness betwen Dawson and Ran. B,lpk county flourishes as it never did bofore. IT seems from evidence ad duced as thcugh Farmer Living #ton has ceased spading in the political garden and turned his sttention to lobbying. Tre Albany News thinks the ordimar2e in Dawson against enow balling ridiculous. There are others who shaie with the News iu its opinion. It will soon be in or 'er to turn over a mew leaf and resolve to be 8 better person. These resolves are mostly made while experience & well developed headache. THE legislature adjourned one day last weok and played snew ®all with the boys. Of course they were seut there to play snow dall and not to attend to business. “YrLLowsTONE Kll still holds the fort in Albany. If the News fs to be relied on, “Dr. Kit” is the biggest attraction that has visitad the hamlet lo these many years, A party guilty of felony and evading the Sheriff was recently arrested in South Georgia while asing a free pass borrowed froma member of the esteemed legisla ture. ALBANY is still endeavoring to get a free bridge over the Flint. Bat, then, Albany is .lways en deavoring to get something, and she generally succeelds. We ad wire her pluck. A MicRIGAN man offers to start & bank if the citizens of the town will give him a brick building and $lOO,OOO in cash. We weuldn't mind doing a banking business on the same terms. THr great nations of Ilurope are quietly but actively engaged In warlike preparations. They all seam to scent danger from afur and are patting on their armor making ready for fight. Hox..J. E. ScHovieLe, repre #entative from Bibb, is not pleas ed with matters abont Joe Brown's Dade coal mines. What he says of them can be learned . By referring to cur first page. Tre “widower,” the ‘“grass s dower” and the “charming Miss 8Boandso” always receive due at sion in the columns of the Savan mah Loeal. Colonsl Otto is evi dently an admirer of the weaker Fossol. ; Pamsox FrLTONis waging a ro dentless warfare against the “fo'in’ bowl” in any shape, and has introduced a bill to tax wine rooms $lO,OOO each. It is intend -61 to meet the emergency in At lanta. The Atlanta folks should dose the Parson with agaric. Tar Detroit Free Press saysa mohine has been invented which will sew on buttons as fast as sev en girls could do the work, bu when it comes to sitting up of a Banday night with a young man éeven machines can’t begin to do ¢he work of one girl. There is no Cear of any invention driving the girls ou’ of market. Jas. P. Harrisoy, in his testi mony before the legislative inves tigating committee, admits that ho epent $3,000 in trying to get the legislature to use Gieorgia marble inatwad of oolitic lime stone for the new capitol building. Jim aute P. has evidently been lobby ing, but we don’t suppose he in tonded to tell it. Tue Quitman Free Press says “the melon growers of Brooks ouaty are making preparations to plant the largest melon crop they baveever put in. Wo wouldn't be surprised if somebody gt bart.” You're right, neighbor; the Yank that dissects the first one is more than apt to get Lurt a#'mewherg about the it of the stomech, L. X. TiavMery has been re. wmod md confirmed an zuil. e mmissioner, N I I RO R S l Rev. F. a. Braneh ‘Has been assigned to the Dawson and Dover work for the ensuing year. Mr. Branch has a high stand among the membess of the couference. He is a man of de cided allity, considerable learn ing rnd is especially d sting i ed as a preacber. In addition to these intellectual gifts, he is a simple hearted, earnest Christian, fall of love and sympathy for all. He was greatly beloved by the young people of his lats charge, and they surrender him with great re gret. Rev. A, M. Wiihams, It is universally regretted by our people that conferenca saw iit to remove Rev. A. M. Williams from Dawson to Americus. Mr. Williams is a good Christian gen tleman and is very popular here, where he has labored for the last two years. Thle wishes of the en tire community go with him and his family to their new home. Pohiee Officers. The eity will be well policed another year. The new eonncil has re-clected Marshal Hatcher and elected Mr. Nick Kenney po liceman. My, Hatcher,as we have frequently said, has no superior as policeman, and Mr. Keuney takes to the billy like an old vet eran. In Mr. Keuney Marsha Hateber will have a capable and fearless assistant. The Closing of the Schools, The fall term of the Owen Nel s Institate will eclose next Wedaesday afternoon and the College will elose Thursday fol lowing. Both schools have been very successful under their prezent managements and we predict for them a more uzeful ecarcer an other year. --The catarrh remedy, Ely's Cream Balm has proved most sat isfactory. Prior totwo months ago I had not breatlied freely through my nose for three years, now I am but little bothered in that respect. The pain has left my head as have most other disagreeable symp toms. I confidently balieve it to be asare care.—S. M. Logan, By numville, Chariton Co., Mo. —Searcely a Sunday passes but that we sece some young men from neighboring towns moving about in a very mystorions man lnm- in our little city. We notice ‘also that certain ones of thesg Ec'm only be seen in certain locali ties. Within the last year er two many of our farmers have buiil new, neat and substaantial resi dences. This is a healthy sion, if improvemants on the farms of the county batoken a faith in its fu ture prosperity. —Eggs ars sieadily advancing, and by Christmas it will ¢ake the price of a day’s work to purchase adozen: The lens will not be able to perform duty if we h-.va much more such weather as was la ely experienced. --Every young man has tackled the JourNaL about that ramored marriage, every one imagining that he was the one alludel to. The whole gang woald be glad to have it so. o ~—lt is tle general opinion that Capt. *"Wm. Kaigler is going to make us a good mayor. Captain William is a safe, watehfal, pra dent man, emphatic in his views and energetic 1n anything he undertakes. —Dawson will have enough barrooms to supply all Southwest Georgia with jnice another year. About the first ¢f January two more barrooms will be opened, making eleven places in Dawson where liquor can be had. —Prof. Ware can give you all the information desirea concern ing the pronunciation of French terms. He developed into a cele brated I'vench linguist last Sun day. : L WaANTED—SOO bushels shelled corn and 100 bushels field peas, for which the highest market price in trade will be paid. Lo B e OYIR, —The college will give another entertainment to-morrow night. Everybodwshould attend. —-You can find anything that's to ent at the Darter Store of Tom MeGill. T —-See the 4th quarterly report of the city council in another col unin. I Curisrmas! CHrisTMAs ! ! Headquarters for Tom and Jerry, good liquor, bottles stuffed with beer, ete.. at Eu reka Saloon and Yilliard Parlor. -Bancroft Oats Rust Proof, on sale at Lowrey Bros.” warchouse. 2t J. J. BUSKHALT. “Jough on Rats,” Clears out rats, mice, roaches,flies, ants, bed-bugs, beetles, insects, skunks, jack rabite, sparrows, go phers. "15c. At druggists. “ouzh on Corns.” Ask for Well's “Rough on Corns.” Quick relief, complete cure. Corns, warts, bunions. 15. “Rough on lteh.,” “Rough on Iteh” cures skin humors, eruptions, ring worm, tetter, ealt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, iteh, ivy poison, bar ber’s itch. §oe. jars, “Rough on Catarrh.” Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure of worst chronie cases; also unequalled as gargle for dipthera, gore throat, foul breath.- 50c. —lteh, Prairie Mange, and Seratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanita ry Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by W. C. Ken driek, Druggist,Dawson,Ga.yr.l BRONWOOD ACADEMY, REV.J. S- ELMORE, - - Prin. SPRING TERM, 1887, —BEGINS THRE-- Second Monday in Jaauary. TERMS: From $2 to $3.50 per month The Academy is cemmodious, and is well ventilated and furnished. The support of the palronmizing public is golicited. ANNOUNCEMENTS. WE are authorized to announce T. R. THORNTON a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Tervell county. If elected he will discharge the duties of the office faithfully and efficiently. ]'OIIN E. WALLER authorizes us to ®7 announce Lim a candidate for County Surveyor at the January election, e so licits the support of his fellow citizens. V_l‘ J. MoVEY authorizes us to announce ¢ him a candidate for Tax Colleetor of Terrell county. He promises a faithful discharge of the duties if elected. I G. MARSHALL is a candidate for e Sheriff, and if clected will discharge every duty faithfully and to the best of his ability. ]" D. LAING iga candidate for re-elee ®7 o tion to the office of County Treasur er, and would be glad to have yeur sup port, ]g B. PERRY announces himself a can -2 %6 didate for County Treasurer. and so licits your support. 1f elected he will disclinrge the duties of the ofiice to the Bt of his aiity. C M. HARRIS authorizes and requests e us to announce Lim a candidate for the office of Tax Receiver of Terrell county. \"E are authorized to announce the name of J. H. Crouch as a candidate for re-clection to the ofiice of ‘Tax Collector of Terrell county. - I HEREBY anaounes myself a candidate for Tax Receiver of Terrell county, subject to Democratic nomination, if any. W I SESSIONS. N INTNADMER f';"IQ" &i?’ N AP UNEAT UI! Sl \ RLWY e AT PR RS AMY PERGONS :" T emeatie N at this season o P AR, 4 & MYSSd NG A suffer from 7&%3§555’1,’.;§3~.'i ~tecither K T ~':\.,“fwi} Xieadache, “"i e ?,\! Neuralgia, % 7_,;‘*?@* s Rhevmatism, SE e Pains in the A Limbs, Back and Sides, Dad Blood, Indigestion,Dyspepsia, Malaria,Constipation & Kidney Troubles, <—VOLIHA CORDIAL CURES RHEUMATISH, Bad Blood and Kidney Troubles, hy cleansing the blood of all its Iwpurities, sirengtlening all parts of the body. <+—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES SICK-HEADAGHE, Neuralgia, Paing in the Limbs, Back and Sides, by touing the nerves and strengthening the museles, =+—VOLIEA CORDIAL CURLS DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion and Constipation, by niding the assim. flating of the Food through the proper action ef the stomach ; it creates a healthy appetite, <—YOLINA CORDIAL CURES NERVOUSHESS, Depression of spirits and Weakness, by enlivens fng and toning the system. <+—YOLINA CORDIAL CURES OVERWORKED and Delicate Women, Puny and Sickly Children, Itis delightful and nutritious as a general Vonie, Volina Al d Di: P for 3 857, ‘\m;'_‘,\"ng&fifif comé’i:(); @ and nseful Book, telling how to CURE DISEASES at HOME fn & pleasant, natural way, Mailed on receipt of a 2¢, postage stamp, Address VOLINA DRUG & CHEMICAL CO, BALTIMORE, MD., U. 8. A, - / N ; > Miss O. E. Parker Will move her ; Y MILLINERY In the room in Farrar's building formerly used as a dental office, and will be glad to have her friends call and examine her ey cellent stack of new goods. J- M. GRIGGS, - ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, DawsoN, - - :.0-: - .- (GEORGIA. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY Refers, by permission, to M. Ferst & Co., A. Leftler, 8. Guckenheimer & Son, Gustave Eckstem & Co., Suvannabh, Ga., Henry Lewis, Atlanta, Ga. G Otfice over J. P Griftin’s store, Mrs. M. M. Anthony igreceiving her NEW RMILLINERY FOR n) . min FALLand WINTFR The ladies and those wishing to purchase would do well to give her an early call. Thanking those who have favored me with their patronage in the past, I earnestly solicit n continuange of the same. I)R. J. G. DEAN, : " PHYSICIAN & SURDEON, Dawsoy, -~ QGa., lluvhm located in Dawson for the pur. ; ur"')ravlivimg my profession, ! respect. fully offer my services to the publio and solicit » share of jts ”nmxmug«. Calls promptly attended, @%ee up stalrs uyer Jeuse Grithi's store, & 1 Cotton sSeed Wanted: BY THE ~EUFAULA ——- Y TR 01. COMPANY. Iwillpay - ; 15 Cents Per Bushel —FOR— : 4 iy NT : :COTTON SEED ! INF O. B. CAR LOTS. Delivered at any station on the B:-Y. R. R. N. H. ALEXANDER, Supt. Eufaula, Ala FOR SALE. A fine sorrel horse, very gentle, good speed and perfeetly sound. A good bugzy, with top, and a set of harnesa, Can be seen at Farnnm’s Stable. Also, a one-horse wagon in excclient order and harness. For sale at Judge Simmorns’ warchouse, MRS. T. FETERS, at Siumons House. Dee. 6, 1856, Sheriff Sales. GEORGIA, lPerrell County. =Will be seld, on the first Tuesday in January next, before the courthouse door in Dawson, Terrell County, Ga., within the lezal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, lot of iand No. one hundred ard thiity (130) in the 13th district of said county, known as the place upon which T. L. Spcight resided in 1881. Levied upon by virtue of a mortgage fi-fa from Terrell Superior Court in favor of Ezekiel Taylor azainst J. C. I*, Clark, as adminis traior of T, L. Speight, deceased, to satis fy said 1 fa. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold the nerth half of lot of land No.two handred and seventeen inthe 12th dis trict of said county. Levied upon as the property of W etevens te satisfy two fi-fas from Terrell Superior Court in favor of L. C. oyl as adwinistrator of R. C. Martin, deceased, sgainst Wm. Stevens. Levied'upon asthe property of Wm. Stevens to pay the purchase money for said land. I. G. MARSHALL, Nov. 27th, 188¢. Sheriff. TINOTT ey ) EXECUTORS SALE GEORGIA—TaregLy County \‘TILL be sold on first Tuesday in Jan uary, 1887, within® the lezal hours of sale, before the Court House door in Dawson, Ga., all the lands beloazing to the estate of the l.ite Jno. W. Keith. de ce.sed. consisting of some 200 acres, sit uated and lying about 2 muiles southwest of the Court House, Terms of sale cash, Sold for benefit of heirz and cieditors of said estate, M. 8. Kerr#, Exe. of will of lats J. W. Keith. Deec. 1, 1886, l : 4 % 3 N | Administrators’ Sale. GEORGIA, Frrrox Covxty. ‘ By virtue of an order from the Court of Ord:nary of Falton County, pranted at tiie December terim, 1886, of said court, will be sold before the courthouse door, at Dawson, Ga., on the first Tuesday in Jan uary neat, within the lezal hoursof sale, the following property, to-wit: . 197 acies of land, jot number 105, 12th district of Terrell county, Ga., and the following town lots in the town of Bron wood, Terrell eounty, Ga, to-wit: Nos. 3, 4, 31, 52, 84, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 47, 48, 49 NO, 51, 52, 58, 61,42, 63, G 4, 65, 67, 6S 69, 71,72, 80, 81, 83,84, 85, 86,57,59,91,92 the same being the property of Elaws Johngon, deceased. *old for the purpose of settlements sn | division. T.rms, one half eash and one-half in twelve months. Srave R, Jouxsox & Wit S. Paguws, | Admr's. Application for Letters ot Guardianskip. GEORGIA, Terreil (,‘mun;;.—-()rdina ry's Office, Nov. 30, 1835.—Whereas, C. C. Davidson having in proper form ap plied= for the guardianship of Mashie White, a minor child of M. D- White, de ceased, all persons interested are hereby notified to show cause, if any they can, why Letters of Guardianship, as prayed for, should not be granted eaid Davidson at the next January tern, 1837, of lerrell Court of Ordinary. H. 8. BELL, 4t Ordinarv. Commissioners’ Sale. W. 11. D. Dismulke, et al.,} Petition for VS. | Partition &e. J. L Pritchord and A, J. | in T rrell Su [Foreman, J perior Court. By virtue of an order had in the above stated case, a* the November term, 1886, of Terrell Superior Court, the nndersigned will scll, on the first Tucsday _in January, 18457, at the Courthouse Goor, in Dawson, Ga., within the legal bours of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, cighty acies of ! aid of lot number ———, ‘and being in | the Twelfth district of said county of Ter rell, and known as the Parker old mill ! place, on which are situated the mill and gin house and storchouse, and adjeining the land of Dr John T.:Lamar and Dock Hiller; fifty acres of lot ¢f land number 256,in the Tweifth district of said county; also, itweiiy-five acres of land, number not known, but known as the Cochran old mill place, and adjoining the land of John R. Marshall. Said property will be sold for partition between the parties in the above stated case. L. €. HOYL,) J. L. JANES, - Commis'n'rs H. 8. BELL, ) Dawson, Ga., Dee. ist, 1838, Guardian’s Sale. GEORGIA, Terrell county.- By virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary of "T'errell county, I will sell before the court house door, in Dawson, Gi., on the .first Tuesday in January, 1887, within the usual hours of sale, an undivided one. seventh interest in ot of land No. 246, and in fifty acres across the south half of lot No. 5, in the 19th distiict of Terrell county. Sold as the {property of Camilla E_ Kersey, a minor Perms cash Evzaseru Krpesry, Dec. 6, 1838, Guardian. 4t . : GEORGIA, Terrell County.—Ordinary’s Oftice, Dec. 6, 1886.—Whereas, T. A. Coieman, administrator on estate of M. L. Coleman, decensed, having applied for leave to sell land helonging to said estate, all persons interested are hereby notified 1o show cause, if any they ecan, why leave to sell Jund, as prayed for, should not be granted said adminie trator at the next Januery term, 1887, of Terrell court of Oxdinary. i ¢ H B BELL, 4t Ordinary. . - GEORGIA, Terrell © wmnty—Ordinary’s Ofilce, Nov. 80, 1386. Whereas, it ap pearing to the court that the estate of Mrs. Maggie Bozeman, deceased, is without permanent administration, and that it is neeessary to have the same represented by A perranent aduiinistrator, all and singn lar the creditors and next of kin of said decensed are hereby notified to show cause, if any they can, why the adminis. teation of suid estate should not be vested inthe Clerk of the Buperior Court, or fome other competent person, t the next danoury term, 1987, uxm'l'crrell Court of Ordinary, I, 8. BELL, i Ordinary, ANNUAL REPORT. CLERK’S REFORT Mr J L Janes, Clerk of C.ty council, D December 1886, Jan., Ist., 1883. To uncollected Tooceolsir vvl 8 1817 Jan., Ist, 1884, To un collected Taxe5,........ 501,14 Jan., Ist, 1885 To uncol lected Taxe5............ 127927 Sept , Ist, To amount of taxes assessed for 1886... 3284,83 Dec, 6th, Amourt rec’d for cemetery Jots and dig- FIMp praves. . .o iu . .ui. . 208,00 Wec., 6, Amount rec’d for Fines 439,00 Dee., 6, Amountrec'd for Street tax collected..... 234,00 Dec., 6, Amt, rec’d for Li epnnec i iy 119400 b .88 Aot vecdof F M Harper for pump 10,00 ¢ o Awmt, recdafd W F Lowrey for piping..... 1,25 §7165,66 By amount paid Treasurer as per Vouchers, Dec., 6th, By 59 vouchers of Treagurer $ 4297,98 ' ¢ By amt of tax~ es remitted by council in 188 t e vl e o 0 29T 48 Dee, 6th, By amt. of tax es remitted by couneil in R L e Dec, 6, By amt, oftaxes of 1886 still uncollected. 2405,76 §7165,66 Examined and approved, Wi, KAIGLER. F. W. CLARK, TREASURER, —IN AccouNT wiTH— CITY COUNCIL.. FIRST QUARTER. DR. Dee, 10, ’B6. To aiat. from last re }mrt,........ St S aßeßißh To amt. from J L Janes, 1798,66, 8 2686,91. CR. Aprl, 4, 1886. By amt, pd. out as er proper vouchers, ... $2333,53, hy bmloon handy.oio .. 85888 2686,91. SECOND QUARTER. Dy, Aprl, 4, To amt. from last report,s 353,38, fhio st “ J L Jdanes, 648,25, $1001,63. €, July 3rd. By amt. pd, out as per prop er'youchers,. ... ... ;% 85180} By balance on hand, ... 14'70,3‘-.’§, $1001,63 THIRD QUARTER. Dr. July 3rd. To amt. trom last report, $150,323, oo e S Ry, 400,35 $550,674. Cr. October 2nd, By amt. pd, cut as per prop er v0ucher5,.........8 8478, 823, By balance on hand,..... 71,85, £550,671. FOURTH QUARTER. Be. October 2nd. To amt. from last report, § 71,85, no g hilane . 160.72 $1522,57. Cre December 6th, By amt. pd, cut as per prop er v0ucher5,..........$ 852,87} By balance on haud.... 669 691, \ ;1522 57 RECAPITULATION, Dy December 10th, To Bal on hand report’Bs $388,25, April, To amt, from J 1. Janes, Ist, quarter, ... 1798,66, July, To amt. from J L Janes 2d, quarter, . .., 648,25, Oct. To amt. from J. L. Janes 3rd quarter,.... 400,35, Dee. To amt. fromJ L Janes 4th quagter,.... 1450,72, £5186,23, Examined and approved, - W KarGLer, Cr. ‘.'\pl'”, By amt. pd, onut Ist - qr. as per vouchers, . . .$2333 53, July, By amt. pd, out 2nd ~_qr. as per vouchers, .. . 851,30}, Oct. By omt pd, out 3rd qr. a 8 per vouchers,... 478 823 Dec. By amt. pd, out 4th, qr. as per vouchers ... 852,873, Bualance, 669,693, £5186,23. Examined and approved, Wy KaiGLig. LADIES! w DO we LEVERING'S USE # On Your Table? 1€ you donot, theu be sure to try it at onee and {.«:: 1:2.'-:'“ NO Lore Cumplatuts from uny oue 1o | h\“"]:.":;‘ .\‘v?'«.l':d:'(n ::r olr;;'u:nl‘;m‘é;‘:) - | E, LEVERING & (O, ' " TINURE, MD, ’ T BRONWOOD'S Eoop, —Not Over— HILL & STMPSGYy Are now prepared to sell any and all goods needed by y, trade cheaper than the cheapest. We have added to our . GENERAL - STOCK, s beretofore kept, the follow NEW LINES WHIOH WE PR " YTO'SELT, CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE 10 ESTABLI3 ¥ OUR TRADE IN THOSE LINES: addles and Harness, Stoves and Gung Clothing, Patent Cotton Baskets, BESIDES OUR GENERAL STOCK OF Boots, Shoes, Jeans, Grocerles, HARDWARE And everything else the trade can desire, at low Prices URE WHISKI PURE ES! To thoss wanting & Good, Pure article of Whiskey, T am Prepared to furpish them at prices Lower than any house in Dawson, For this reason, 1 am the sole agent forthe following leading brands ef Whiskics and Wines which can ec found behind my bar: : i , 1/ I 2 Old Eeserve, White Maly, "Old Southerland, Old Peachorchard, Kt GINS, WINES AND BRANDIES, PI'RE Holland Gin, Pure 'fnm Cat Gin, N. C. Apple Brandy, Ginger,m - French, dark and white. Pure Corn (Stonemouatain) Port, Sherry and R, Crotx Wines: Champage Cider of all kinds. [ hve Brandy and Gin that have been in my house 12 years, T. Y. MARTIN, Dawson, Ga. HALLGS FubD LR A 4 9 K O E,; X PRV EITN TTR lOIRNTTINT WAREHOUSEMEN, Albany, - - - - (Georgia, 11 ANDLE COTTON FOR FARMERS FROM FIFTY TO SIXTY CENTS PRR 2 Dale cheaper than any ciher fizm in the city. WE CHARGE NO COMMISSION! For Selling, and guarantee the top of the market for all cet ton sold by us. A’LLIL\.?‘I Y 3 low rate of freight and estton compress make this one of the very best £& nerkets, and our selling without charging commission enables the farmer to sars money by having us handle Lis cottcn. g - FOR THE ACCOMODATION OF OUR CUSTOMERS ~—WE HAVE— MY, 8 wNsL Nicely Fitted-up Rooms, Over the Central Bank, next to Kemp & Mock’s Rostaurant, fres to them. Bring us your cotton and you will be pleased with our handling of it. b O : Respectfully, _ _ > INETEIN U D HALL & FUDGE, Albany, Ga, r. W. C Vil Dr. W. C. KENDRICK Dawson, —_— Georgia, DEALER IN T 8 3 > r Y - J DRUGS PATENT AND OTHER MEDICINES. PAINTS, VARNISHES, WHITE LEAD, Kerosene, Machine and Linseed Oil, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, WHISKY, Brandy,Gin, Rum and Wine, Stationery and all articles usus ally keptin a drug store. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME Will please not wait for the top crop, but come and settle at onee. lam needing money, and if you do not pay me I shall make a direct appeal to you. W, W. Davisis my agent and will reeeipt fm“ ARy~ thing due ime. W. C. KENDRICK. 4 WONDERFUL BOOK OF SONG. | THE POEMS FATHER RYANW, THE FAR-FAMED POET PRIEST of the SOUTH. The Amended and Enriched Edition. Ringing Lyries ot the War. 3:ttie MOnrs which tired the south and compelled the admisation of the ifoe. Complete in 1 volume, 483 pages,beauli fully illustrated. The engravings include a steel portrait of the author; his old church and adjoining residence in Mobile: “Erin's Flag;” and the “Conquered Ban. ner.” The book will be sent to any address on receipt of price, &2.00. THE BaLMIMORE PUL. vO., 174 W, Baltimore St., Baltinore, Md. N. B.—Onc.tmif the profits aceruing [from the sule of this volnme of poetns { froin date to March Ist wili be devoted to the fund for the erection of a Mox UMENT To Farnkr Ryay, to be pinced over his grave in Mobile. Ilelp on the work and swell the fund by purchasing a copy of the book. Wanted men and women in every town, village and parish to act as ageuts fortha sile of this book. Liboral pay will be | given to services rendered. Send for de ;svnpxivu circulars, N 4 T ' For Sale. ;\- GOOD Farm, one miie from depot, <& 200 acres of nd, one hundred clear ed, good state of eultivation. For further mforumlh:n call on me at depot, E K. SMITH, Brunwoud, Ga. Degewmber 2, 1939, J 1., THURA ) 1. 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