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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

II turns out that the resolutions" pur-
porting to come from the coal miners of
Franklin criiicising the Republicans At
Olympia we're bogus. and. furthermore.
wholly 1t variance with the sentiment
among the miners. In this connection. e.
psciaiiy As there IL m effort on the part OF
certain Democratic agencies to make polit-
Teal capital. IL Is notable fact that every
Democrat in She House 1t Olympia voted
against the Entter hili.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

LEWIS N, JOHNSON & Co.

Shipping and Commiastou Merchants.
Bank Of British Columbus Building.
Eoie agents for Oregon. Wash ngfon, Idaho
and Montana: Rcyal baking Powder Co. Kings
lords oswe3o starch. Banb!sts Soaps, Saleratas
Iye and Posaeb, kinney Bros. isareties. La
PERKINS, Worcestershire sauce, Shrewsbury
csssup. New Iors Condensed Nj d Co. Ea-le
and Crown brands. Burnetts extracts. Can
pinghan & neFnurIer's Ensi sh Canned Meats.
Water Baker Co.'S Chocolate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

TIE new B'oot aud skin Pu-iHer ana puress
ard b q Of Humur Remedies, Internally. AMI
tCrtera&. The crest sxsa Cure. ard Crrrcr IA
soaP, IN exquisite SKIN Eeansifsr. ext~rna1iy.
speedily. pcrmxnentIy ~ q economically care
every di-esss and hrasof OF the skin. scalp and
bod. with ioss % hair. whether itchinx burn
ing. sessy. pimfiw ss.osrlous or hereditary,
when all ether remedies ssil
I'd eFerywhsse- Price. cCfEcrRA. Soc: Soar.
49, Rs&oLvxNr. g. Prepared bv the PoTTER
Dnr0 And CHEMICAL CoRroa ArEox, Boston.
E-SeEd for Hos tu Cure -kIn Diseases
- r. e. 20 illustrations aid tfo fc.tsnoaia'A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

senasof iio4s Las snsfu<Gcst . bill estAb-
Bshing q rSsie fer ssissrscsEag she several
states for congressional purposes. which
eonforns IN Al essential particulars With
same sssssecf n these cssHmns . few days
sgo. ifsaeqtssi u zsl put 80 efsscfnsi
stop 20 The rtfsvnsassering ousrascs which
hare slvgracs.s Grss ene aud then another
political parry Whether II can be worked
tsroaxh eongreas ii Unse 10 bead oil the
Democratic scnefne 10 oaso remains 70 Be
xeeu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

Ia New fosk. on the 18th instant, the
Methodisss celsbrssed the centenary Ct
their book eossc~rn- In this wonderfully
prosperous country there are few business
enterprises ihEs can make q more profit
able showing. II sas started enc hundred
years ago on borrowed capital Of 500.
and now has an unincumbered capital ex-
ceeding u. 5eo,0oo and in the meantime IL
has contributed & ,sso.o1o towards sundry
expenses OF she church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

A bin has been or Is aboat 10 Be introduced
In the British House Of Lords, granting
government assistance by pension or other
wise to peers and other members OF the
aristocracy who have become impoverished.
Ii II an open question which viii happen
first--the enactment OF that bill into law.
or the abolition Of the HOUSE OF Lords.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
lf.ior 3. A. Burke, tn. .ll.rea d.t.ul,.

Major 3. A. Burke. the alleged default.
~ ex~treasurer Of Louisiana. has sub
nif1ed 70 long interview a. his rev home
II Honduras. and tells . woesul tale Of
1n9fatitule and malignant aspsrsioa In con-
neclion with the charges made sgAins, him
8 NJ former home. Which be says he viii
visit about the middle or latter part OF
March. when he win completely vindica,s
~ character. In the meantime he ex-
proopes great confidence that he vili within
4 short time realize CITY millions for his
,haro Of The rroass from the Honduras
mines. b which be has Induced an In.
n,1sh company to invest about $3.50 Goa
3hs capitalization Of this does no, imrly
any euarnntee that the majors statements
nre true. either in respect 10 the malice
vhich led 10 his indiesmens. or a. TO his
Waiting New Orleans next month. or A. 10
- lnhuious returns those Engiishmen viii
eoaalDp upon their Honduras invsstments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

ExuKDExs- 81 bos- = ben ene year 1t age. wss
- ted WITH eexrxsa sSas ne spef Ill 81 Ess 10 {.
HEs alp uas esvsfed vfsh e<ar<sons. wAieh
fAe 1oesmrn sid Vas s<sz5-Esxd. and sAse his
sure frea rAyA5fsan4. ! Ms3Aa zas use sz sssx
CxTs1rrEA k1mxrlx.s ard ! aza A4pxy 70 say.
ussk he Esnx& per s9s eesxA Hfs A&ar b n9~
Ktss HID. NJ fn~yh - ssss pimpla en- hsa.
rxessnm<sd the CE7scFRA EEN DIES 20 rnstn-
xrs - sss9 cass% s-te<gs. ecOHozns - snd sarw
tarx frf eli ska SIsxas<< o. II ATS sEd ehl g.
re !, ard seei tbss every rzotisef who has an
kflzc4e1 child viii tkanx rse In ~ doing
Ma " Mf<&f5<FzN <n~~Nv Ma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

q oAort time ago well-to-do Ohio
nrmer. 70 his sorrow. ras in practice the
~ NJ Of distributing his property while
oafve. - - to b sure taas the distribution
vpUad conform to bis wishes TAkinx =
no4zen that be WAS ahoas 10 die. be sent fos
~ ave sons and daughters. ali ef whom
unro married. and proceeded to divide his
eeorty among them. shars and share
go IAsn NJ GOT we'd. and wanted his
uoox(u back. but his children could not
n = ~ pruprissy u that eourse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

rAursC skia and sesle press rived aud beasfi-
G0Dt y fed by CuucraA soar. Absolutely
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

oss .ooo--Two lots t2asI0. southeast corner
South seeond and Jackson streets
ost .ooo-Two lots iExias southwest corner
Third and 10 kson u eess
o53. rcrnar fesie- avenue aud
south VT h street. saxisa; improved
paying - pr cent. on Investment.
ess.0oo--2l icss GA Lake rntoa. end az elec.
srse ear line Improved
oiseoo--Sorshcss corner Second ans Wall
streets. isoxiA
ois.ooo-Twe lots en- rrcat street, b~tweeu
Lake and Eagle streets. izoxI4o.
$4,000 Two loss tnrin ooraer sixth aad
Madison streets
%. coo-ros eosfsa. stewart and Seventh.
imprcyes psysns ID pr cent net en-
investment
-.soo-~Thrae sresn houses WITH bath. ea
Asa ,taeel oes seea Harrison saa
fhamsS. ioss 9astss. essy trN.
ss.eoo-Tue lots axts. seveafa street. be.
sweaa Sacksoa aud Main.
ss.roo--ii los ~ esse. 81 eiiaaa PARK AID,
Bsi ard.
$500, renr houses en- wfises, - e.. ore
~ ecS tson sAsss, nlne Feaas . a
s.eecs esta.
%. soo-Ss~ ~ on heass vta hasa ies o. ~
Ia Joy stsss7. ose-asit Mock freea
sasse.
os,6Oo-Ssw hcnse. 2 roaais ara hath. On
LAKE aseaass tSoe cash. halsaee 80
per usanth-
-. sce-gess l. = 3, beck ~ E,ss 4 Krisat.s
ssitsH n.
osoo Ia sses-asss In aseeksT. a., -. q, Ne
Gisvsas sseea4 adj. oa MALI
so9 ssrsSt cAs iae
Cheaper ETA Ia al esss. 81 the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

fmnss exsessh 70 yeu the thanks OF ore 81 MY
ens oxa<rs. wba hAS hexu sEyed by rs nx = ;
GrrfESx2 EExEnfEs, IL m si1 sofe. esusc9 ~
so1z syslt of SEX ess cs fev~r eigas years axo.
Hs wss ~ bsd 10 SIS sesrsss he woasd have u
bare E5s aeg sn pazxsed. b1E 10 EAppy 10 sAy he
- asw entire Hsz<,--sou n ~ B1ssxr- RE "a
ese-.s rse ~ pss ats nsm4. Hasch il H.
tA<ax. merchant JOHN Y. NIx0k
Drugsist. f5sines5ofo. Tenn
We hare bfen sesIfne yonr crrfcrRA EExE-
DIES sof y r.. ana hare SAG FIRST ON plataf yet
to resefve from q purchaser the OF the wont
eszxs q scrasala ever ~ y was cnrea b. Them.
TAYLOR A TAYL3x Fxanxforr Kan
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
Married.

To-day at high noon will be
consumated happy event in the
lives of two individuals in our city.
At the residence Of MIR. l.. A.
Lowrvy, on johnson street, in the
presence of friends ond loved ones,
viii be joined in the holy bonds oF
wedIocil, Miss Alice Lowrey, of
this city, to Rev, T, E Davenport,
of DArien, Ga, the Rev. A. NJ.
Williams, of Columbus, performing
the ceremony.
The bridal couple Will leave on
the | o'clock train for Cumberland
Island, where they will spend some
time, after which they will return
to the groom's home at Darien.
Mss Lowrey is hi lilly accom-
plished and cultured young lady,
and has many friends and admirers
in this, her native hcme, who wish
her happiness and prosperity in
her married life.
R,v. Mr.. Davenport has scores
Of friends throu ghont the state, and
is popular young divine of the
Methodist Episcopal church south.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
Died.

Mr.. George Sasser, son of Judge
a. Slsser, Of Sasser, Ga. died on
last Sunday. He was about thirty
years of age. Mr.. Sasser WIS IA
prosperous farmer, aud leaves a
large number of friends WHO
mourn with the bereayed relatives
in their affection, Tbs sad to Sc,
4 felIow,crealure, in the prime of
life, stricken down in the throes OF
death, yet the alI>wise God, ia his
pmnipotence, has desreed ii 50, and
we cannot, nor would not, hut bow
in humble submission to his will.
Miss Annie Ivey, a young lady
about nineteen years Of age, died
ut her home in Cuthbert on last
Sunday of consumption. Her
remains We're carried to She'll
man for burial MonI ". Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Farguson anl Mrs.
Mary Baldwin, relatives of the de-
eeased. went down to Nuthbort
Sdnlly to witness the list sad
rites.
Mrs. McRea, died in the twelfth
district last Wednesday night and
was buried the following day at
the family burial ground in suns
ter county.
Mrs. Sarah Douglass, mother Of
Mr. ID. d. Douglass, died in the
twelfth district Sundly from the
ehertS Of cancer. She was buried
Monday at PARROT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
TERRELL'S INTERRUPTED
win Assemble in Mass Meeting Ju-
iy 18th, Primary on the 30tl.

~ l7th, Primary on the 30tl.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittte of Terrell county met on
last Friday and put the political
ball in notion.
They called a mass meeting of
the democracy at the court house
in Dawson on the morning of July
18th for the purpose of reorgan.
ling the executive COMMITTEES,
electing delegates to the congress
slonal convention and transacting
such other business thlt may be
before the meeting.
AS has been the custom the ex>
ecutive committee ordered a pri>
mary to nominate candidates for
the legislature, state senator, gov>
ernor and state house off .ers.
The following resolutions were
passed governing the primary,
which will occur July 30th:
Resolved 1st, That a prim Try
election he held in Terrell county
on the Both day of July for the
purpose OF ascer,aining the prefer
ence for representative, state SEN
ator, governor and state house of,
ficers.
Resolved Dad, That on the day
OF said primary election the polls
shall be opened at each preeinct
Ii the county, and the members
OF the democratic executive COM
mittee of each district shall nuns
age the election in their district.
The polls shall be opened in the
town district 7 O'Clock a. m. AMI
closed ats p. m. In the country
districts the polls shall be opened
at s a. m. and closel at 3 o. m.
Resolved Sd, That at sail pri.
mary election none but kuown
democrats shall be allowed
to vote, and of those onIy who
NouId that day be qualified
TO vote for governor.
The committee suggests that
the mass meeting determine the
propriety of nominating county
officers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Last Saturday Jim Lowrey
caught a negro thief in the store OF
Eowrey & Orr. He had stolen a
hat ana pair of pants aud was
making his way to the door when
detected. The thief gave his name
IS jim jackson and vas jailed. a
parasol was also recovered that had
been stolen by the same party from
Messers. lowrey q Orr about two
weeks before.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
A Beet Thrt Cant Be Beat.

Probably the lar.est thing ever
seen in the way Of Il vegetable W.
a beet brought to the News office
Monday by Mr.. ]. y. Lane. It
wei, ,hcd 20 pounds, vas rs! inches
long and was % inches in diameter.
Mr.. Lane is ahead on bcets.
Monday Mr.. Perry Kitchens
brought US an Irish potato Of the
Early Rosevariety that weighed one
pound AMI one ounce.
The largest raddish ever seen
was grown by Mr.. VIM. Littleton.
1t measured 10 inches in circun.-
ference,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
lie RI0ckbarrn Cron.

There is al abundant crop of
black berries er the country, and
it behooves onr people to save every
one of them. fhe peach and other
orchard fruits will be almost a to-
tai failure and the mild berries will
b. the only source of sdpp,y for
canning. Therefore we advise
every family to can largely OF black
berries, as they are both very paIa>
table and healthy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Probably the biggest rain ever
seen in this county fell in the
twelfth district last Friday after
noon. 1t came in terrific torrents
and the fields were all flooded.
At low place in field being cut
tivated by a Mr.. jenkins the water
covered fence twelve rails high.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
INTERESTING STATISTICS
Concerning Terrell's Agric Iitural
Affairs.

AHaEfNs
The News is indaote to Tax
Receiver Harris for some very in
teresting agricultural statistics,
which were obtained while he was
receiving the tax returns of the
county.
The showing made is an ex>
tremely good ole considering the
fact that a large number of peo,
pie refused to answer the guess
tons of the tax receiver. These
figures make us again exclaim
that Terrell is the banner county
of the state.
Las year there were produced in
the county IA, 49S bales Of cotton,
22S,075 bushels of corn, Gil bush,
els Of wheat, 1926 bushels Of oats,
20 bushels of rye, 39,248 gallons
OF syrup, 22.193 bushels of pota,
toes, 3,6l1 bushels OF field peas,
1896 bushels of ground peas,
and Is carloads of melons were
shipped,
The number of acres planted
in cotton this year is 40.76O, in
cora %, 1924, in whelt II, in oats
Alb, in rye -, in cane 2,334, in
potatoes 2S7, in field peas 2,063,
10 ground meas i,24i, in melons
~.
Last year there died in the
county 1912 hogs, 16l COWS and
and 80 horses and mules.
This year the farmers of the
county own 449 horses, 1884
mules, 1921 COWS, 1852 hogs,
267 sheep, 3S2 goats and G81
dogs.
There are 67 acres plantel in
orchards in the county and the
original forest of the county COW
ers 4S,099 acres.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
DIRT R30REN.
Work Beg N on TIE Cotton Compress Yes
terday.

Ief0dF.
After much wran ding and worry,
pluck aud energy have won the
victory, and work was begun on
the compress yesterday.
This enterprise viii add very
materially to the business interests
Of our city, much more 50 than
good many are aware, and We con
graduate those who have worked
50 zealously for its completion.
This will be-backel by the
best farming lands in the state,
and receiving cotton fro n toSas all
around us the best cotton mar ,et
in Southwest Georgia
This will be-havin ; the most
enterprising merchants in the state
the best point to buy goods in
Southwest Georgia.
This will be having a public
school system the best point for
the education OF boys and girls in
Southwest Georgia
This will he-if it continues to
prosper in the future as it has in
the past the garden spot of
Southwest Georgia, attariing a
haven of rest for the rich aud the
poor alike, and giving them, ac-
cording to the seed they SOW, an
abundant harvest.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Articles known to medical science
are used in preparing Hools Slr-
saparilla. Every ingredient is care
fully selected, personally examined,
and only the best retained. The
medicine is prepared under the SUI
pervision of thoroughly competent
pharmacists, and every step in the
process OF manufacture is carefully
watched with Il view to securing
in Hoods SarsapariIIa the hest
possible result.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
Chicken Farm.

Messrs. Paul Holland and Conrad
Winkler, Of Rronwool, have begun
an enterprise that deserves to sue
coed and that should be LIBERAL Y
patronizcd.
1t is a chicken farm, They
have bought an incubator and have
gone at it right.
They now have 500 chickens of
the Langshan and Loghorn vari'
cites.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
Schedule CHANGED.

The passenger schedule over the
Columbus Southern has been
changed. The train from Column.
bus passes here about eleven O'Clock
at night, and the one going to that
city at about halt past five in the
morning. These trains seem to be
run solely in the interest OF Col,
umbus.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

has been dissolved. See notice il
another column.
Bozeman q Kennedy's new gr's
mill, in the upper plrt of the coun
ty, is in operation.
The passenger train over the Go,
lumbns Southern carried a car OF
melons last Sunday.
The boys who went to the en-,
campnent from Dawson have all
returnedaud report Ii big thing.
Mr., A. G. Hill announces for
the senate aud Mr.. VIM. Jen.
nings for the house in to-day
News.
Rev. A. NJ. Williams delivered
an address at the annual meeting
of the Masonic fraternity OF Pres
ton last week.
Mr. 0 B. Thomas is making
arrangements to open UP a first
claes restaurant in connection with
his bar and billiard saloon.
That tiretl feeling now 5, often
heard of, is entirely overcome by
Hool's Slr5aptriIll, which gives
mental and Lolily siren 9Th.
A letter has been received from
Governor Gordon saying that be
VIII be present at the veterans lie,
union on the the l7th of July.
The NEE ting Of the Investment
Co was postponed last Monday ms
til To- morrow morning, when per
manent organization will be per-
iected.
The gospel tent will be stretched
in Dawson the latter part OF next
.ao,; .,i A. ~
saws ali the nrearbnrs baIo,ying 70
the distrie conference will nrrha.
hIvbn here
n.- . .,
Nan, I'LL, n.t ,,a
::1 IL 49,
,.., g 49, III -:
y cl
ana :, ,,,.,e,nt,,nat, tI,t - sa.,;,',,
Of tbe ronrt i now h ,in, held
A. :, -
.,-.,..,. MN -, -
,v,:t.,I . a. a.
- WEI, e. ~ ~,
-, 49,. ua...o ,',,..,;.,I
I.n,: g No.: l ~,
,,',,,.1.., IN
i,o
IT. i
u n,w.an I'd tIra,',bo,,t tho
,l,,tpa,., ,.t.,,a'. Co.,, 49,, .t ,.oaI.
~ u 'N'''N7 W. WV p'''' "NN'N'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Marlin Il SINS keep the celC
brated Tower Razors. Every one
is set ready for use. Manu- fac
lured from the finest India steel
None genuine but those stamped
with tower.
The big clothing sale continues
at Davis d Lockeis.
My little girl, aged seven years,
was afflicted with severe cough
AID cold. She could not sleep,
but coughed almost incessantlv.
was induced by / lend to try
Chamhcrlain's Cough Remedy and
was astonished at the immediate re
lief it g.ve and the cure it produc,
J ed. ! have tried many remedies
tor coughs and colds, but this /.
superior to anyo OF them Prof. j.
NJ. hehan, Capital City CONNER
cial College, Des Moines, Iowa.
For sale by Cheatham aud Far
rar.
BE sure to go to Davis & Locke.
or clothing. They sell the best.
and cheapest.
latarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarnh
Remedy. Price 80 cents, Nasal
Injector Sold by 7. d. Sale,
Flouncing, founci1g, swiss,
nainsooks and chantilIy nouncing
and fish net at Horsled, Kittens.
Get prices from any house il the
city and thea go to Davis q
Loeke's. They will unIerseli
them.
Chairs, settlers an! rockers. and
folding and single lounges al Lows
rey and Orr's.
The biz sale Of CIo.hins emit n
ues at Davis and Locke's. Low
prices reign supreme.
Don'ldelay your purchases, but
cali at once and buy plir of
Weydman,s celebrated sl.oss.
LowREY & Orr.
For lame back, side or chest.
use Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price
% cents. Sold by T. d. Sales.
Marlin d Sons will sell YOU
stoves on time. Go and see them.
We guarantee lowest prices and
best quality OF everything we sell.
by CHEATHAM q FARRAR.
Secrsnckcr coat and vest al 50
cents at Davis IL Locke's.
Buy your goods Of j. w. Turner
and get chance at his Fourth OF
July premiums.
Go to Marlin q Sons and get YOU
a stove and complete outfit on
time
See Horsley q Kittens So. 81
and 50 shoes. They are certainly
worth the money.
Try Que Of our corset waist.
HoRsLeY IL KILLEN.
Clocks and watches at A. j.
Baldwin and Coz.
A beautiful assorted line Of
misses embroidered and himstitched
iiounclngs just received at Lowrev
x Orr's.
Walnut and oak bedroom snit
wardrobes, bureaus, etc, at Log.
rey and 0rr's,
will you suffer with Dyspepsia
m.d liver conpIaiat? Sh'loh's
Nltaiiz"r is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold by I. d. Sale.
Try the soft aud noiseless "Sil
yer King" bed spring. Something
good to sleep on.
LowREY & ORR.
Money made by buying goods
from the Surprise Store.
Guns pistols and rifles at A.
j Baldwin and itnfs
Choice Mixed pickles at rs cents
per gallon at w. r. Martins.
Iubepain@ Toe. sizs Mt lie.
each. Oilers in proportion, at
Chea'ham II Farrars.
Kings Royal Germateur S1.5C
SIZE at sl.0O per bottle at Cheat,
hem q Farrars,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

VI NhiLS SpOdo, CUM Oiiti It's anu
lace OF all descriptions, ever ship
ped to the city. They are beyond
question II eadquarters TOR such
goods
Elegant drink T. d. Sales ice
cold soda water.
We have exec Dizzy graceiu
designs in embroideries, with edg
ings and insertings to match.
LowREY Il Oar,
We have the exclusive sale of
Weylman ~ Cos. ladies' and
misses fne shoes. Lowley and
Orr.
Group, whoopinr Cough and
Bronchitis immedmsely relieved
by Shilon's Cure. Sold by +. ID.
Sale.
Car load Of Corn, Oats and Bran
just received at l.. {. Durhams,
The best and freshest t,mily
groceries at A. b. Hays.
Bedsteads. cots, spring Acls.
towel racks, center tables, safes
and mattresses at
LowREy & ORR's
An immense stock of laccs, lia
ems, domestics, cAicoes, lawns, ril,
bous and potipns, any style. ary
price. LowREY u Oar.
If you went something really
pretty fora small amount Of mon
ey, examine our line OF Try 200 I,
LoWREY d 1RE
The choicest line of EIamhurg
aud $ yis3 Embroidery at marvel
ously low prsces
LowaEY & ORR
Bottled Budwriser Beer and he
Beer on tap al A. B. Hays.
Everything Lew ia hemstitcl,ed
houncinLs, every pattern spe.ujlv
ST. cted, must be seen to be- aprre-
ci tied. LowEEY u ORR
See Iorsley & Killen'~ IS 30,
800, aud $500 shoes. they r
certainly worth the money.
Clothing 50 per cent. below coe
GA DavisandLocke's Bargain count
ter.
Toilet soaps, brushes, com IS.
coiognes, extracts. etc at hottu-l
prices At Cn,atham u Farr,r's.
Sleepiess nights made miser BE
by that terrible cough, ohlph's
IRE is the RENE y for YOU
Sold by T, ID. Sale.
Look out for Davis & Loaia's
bar sain counter.
We are prepared to sell all OILS
and paints at rock bottom prices
Full line Of all colors in oil aad
dry Che otham Farrlr.
Horsley q Killen have the best
selection of ladies and childrea's
shoes in The CITY.
The best and cheapest b el
scrapes can be found at }. ".
Turner's.
A new line OF window 5aa les
ANA Curtain Poles.
A. }. BALDWIN ana Co.
We o.f.r spe cial inducements
in carpets anl rugs and rattan
chairs. Lowrey and Orr.
( lothing 1T anutlctulers prices
at The Surprise Store.
G've rs an opportunity OF 60
VII CT You tt.C we nave lie hest
ana e. pest white goods. notions
and EN- ~ id ries n the C y.
HoKsLEY 4 hIILiN.
DIR. Hplc's D = Dep,ic Elixir viii
cnr- d3spepsia, lnii gosuoa, liver
trouble, headache, kidney disease
chronic diarrh@a, heart discuss and
az than IF,r ,.t,,-4.l
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

An elegant line OF Torchon, Me
dcci and Vandyke Lace at llors,
ley * KiIIen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25
Buy the Wh.ita

1t the lightest running and most
durable family SEEING machroe.
In 1888 it was honored above all
at the Centennial position at Gins
cinnati. In 1889 it was triumph~
ant with the highest honors at the
Exposition Uuiverse'le Paris, and
was awarded The god medal tor the
hest family sewing machine. For
sale tor cash or on installments BY
A. Z. HATCHER.