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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28
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Mttt~AEp AT gtIuuvlils, on i1nr'ia
jsnusry isib. isa. n d tcaie o. me siinsys'
louisa, beloved wife VI a. y. Niiwnd' at'ef
an lines. NJ ten wecss. she was tho dAush
tor Of John and Jane Eastman born Dccemb'f
aih. 1874. At Derby, England; baptized At eight
years old. she removed with her parents
10 this Roiherham branch Of The sheibeli
Confei encc, from thence IN Iced. was
married April the i'th, 1907. cmgrated
April 2lfd. iss2. on the ihp John j.
Boyd, and arrived In salt Lake city Ociober
md. is6y moved tn Crnts,ilic, where
she bas residnt ever emcc she was
the mother Of twelve childfen. 81 whom ten
nro now living vita her husband. and mourn
her loss. she was q member Of the choir and =
Teacher with the relief society, aud trici
observer Of the Word of wisdom. was hufied
10 the GrAntsylile cemetery on -aturda,. JAnu'
AIRY alsi. ispJ. sbo wa beloved by all aho
leaves an aged fathor and Ave sisters aud d
hoat of friends 70 mourn her death she va. q
true and faithful iaitcr.day Saint, aud died IN
tho hope Of glorious rcsurreciiod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28
SALT LAKES t0UNCILMEy.


In tho san Franclso, CaH Of Thurs.
day, the 25!h Instant, which arrived IN
today's California mail, an article APP
pears under the caption: "Gucsts
from Salt Lake. How the Supervisors
will Entertain Them In this CITY,"
II shows that ihe pilgrims are being ro-
ceived with Us mucn distinction and
courtesy rs though they were crowned
heads OF Europe. The eau says:
Supervisors Day, Montgomery and
Reiss, the special committee appointed
Ivy Mayor Ebert 10 extend the hospi.
tailties oi the city to the party OF Salt
Lake officials who will arrive hero at
s:l5 a. m. tomorrow, have decided on
this program OF Entertainment. The
visitors viii DO taken out riding Oh
Ffiiny and TO mn excursiOn on the bay
on Saturday, including u visit 10 toe
Union Iron Works. la the evening
the guests will be hanque,ed. On
SUNDAY the party viii leave for
Los Angeles. The visitors occupy
q Pullman car and their names are.
q. II. Looibourow, President Of thu
City Council; Councilman ELI A. Fol.
land, J. A. Hsiss, II. q. Horn, A. II.
Kelly, J. Il. Lowson, p. J. Moran, II.
l.. Rich, A. l.. Simonji And q. Il.
MountlanJ; q. l.. Haines, Chairman
OF the Board Of Public Works; A. Il.
Doremus, City Engineer; samuel
Pand, CITY Marshal snd Chief OF Pc.
lice; +. l.. Hines, Supervisor OIL
Streets; I. Is. Beatty, Health Commits
sionei; Christopher Diebl, Assessor
and Collector di Water Rates; +. J.
Leonard, Collector OF City anu County
Taxee;G. w. Bird, OF tbs iifm OF Mon.
holm, Bird a Proudtooi, architects
J. IL. Bowman, public building con.
tractor, anu George Olsen, CITY Super
intendent.
IL viii he observed that several OF III,
cOuncilmen's names are Improperly
spelled and that other gentlemen
whose names APPEAR Ia tho article ar'
Ia Salt Lake TO-DAY.
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PROVO LETTER.
flngs AZ Half Nasi.-A Lost Watch
Pound. divorce Grant d.
A Lecture.


Special Correspondence ~ me Seiri.
Provo, Jan. 9s.-Upon tho receipt
OF news yesterday Of the death OF the
great Statesman. James q. Blaine,
fiige were unfurled at half mast ON the
Court House and Fir.mcn's Hall.
This IL the first occasion OF the hoist
ing Of n Nag on the Fir.man's Hall.
Del RoDefts has recovered possession
OF the gold watch which was recently
stolen from him while he was sleeping
In "A chair at n Pleasant Grove hotel.
The watch was found by the Landlord,
under the carpet.
Judge Black burn yesterday granted
n divorce TO William Allen from Sarah
Jane Allen, that lady having aban.
Joned her husband.
Peter Julius Jenson,R son Of Den.
mark aud SinIete, has been made an
American by Judge Blackburn.
The removal OF the First district
court 10 the new Reed SmOot block
will probably be put on until Feh.
! 0ih ON account 81 aB Unexpected delay
In the arrival Of furniture aud furnish.
iDgs.
DR.. Phillips, Of the Brigham Young
Acauemy, went TO o. den last night TO
lecture before tue Lyceum Climb on this
subject "Agnosticism and Other
Isms."
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DURSUANT 10 An ORDER OF SALE TO
me directed by tie Third Judicial District
Court Of the Territory Of Utah, ! shall expose
~ public sale, at the iront coor OF the County
Court House, 10 the cry OF SAT- Lake, County
ot salt l. ko and Territory OF Wan, on the sllh
day of February, 1855, at I! o'clock ~, all the
nght, title claim and interest OF e. J. seabrighl
and Eya scahrght OF, IN. and 70 the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being
IN sRlt Lake County, and described rs follows,
to-wt NJ Ut loss Y anu ~, ~ Book two lil
ot Ehrrk's Subdivision OF Block ave lal, flal
~" salt Lake City survey, IN salt Lake
County, Utah Territory, 10 be sold A. IN,
property of e. /. seAhright and Tvs seabrlght
az the suit NJ lions savings Hans Trust Co.
u corporation
ferms ~ sale, cash,
/. A, BENTON, u. =. Marshsl,
liy JOHN u. CuMMuCk, Deputy Marshal.
Dated January 18th, 1874
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AurIIoNi AU,rInN,
On Flu, siny Iauunry AIT, nj II
"A nt

No. e,262 second South street. house
Of ten rooms, pnrlor Furniture, Hue
Folding Beds with mits1r front, Five
Bedroom SIT, Spring Mattresses M 1
Plllows, Bed1inS, lot OF Carpets and
Stair Carpets, Extensive and Center
rabler, Cook aud Heating Stoves,
Basc Burners, Glass Door CuphoirJ,
Kitchen Sofa, lot VI Canned Fruit,
Twenty Chickens, lot Of Kitchen
Utensils, silver, China and Glassware,
etc., etc. X. A. ASpREws,
AuctiOnseT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

lege. has just reached this Office. rho
idea IL neat and creditably edited
little journal well filled with articles Of
an educational character, and should
receive the hearty support Of every
student In the institution from which
IL 10 issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

WHEELER In salt Like CITY. January q,
i'oi Of general debility. william whec'or;
born fobrua and, 1915. at llimbeton. wor.
tostor, England.
Funeral services WILDE held In the Second
Ward meeting house, Sunday, January eth. at
lp.m. Friends are iespoo fully ms ted.
MiHeHHiai Star. please copy.
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10 Clothes Max. III. Nan.

Well, they may not actually make
the mau, but they DO make him look
more civilized. What will make n man
more dfossy than one OF our Prince
AlbertS, cutaways or enck suits? And
you can get them all Mt cost, actual
cost, Mt Peoples Equitable Coop, I
anu o Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28
UhanE.. nni it.mo,ni..

City Directory will CLOSE on Tuesday
evening, 3lst Inst. All changes In
buslners or residence location will 70.
crive attention II received at our flee
by 5 p. IN. Of that date.
IL. l.. Polk Il Co., Publishers, -
south, West Temple. Herald Build.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

Ifyou need furniture OF any kind,
don't fall to call and got prices ut
Barratt Brothors, furniture store, 1876
south Main st.
w. n. LETT, Assignee, Is slaughter
ing prlcrH,
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Within Onr Gates.

John Crearnor, Of Bingham, made
house register last evening. Unless
there Inns been another fire It iB there
yo,.
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MARsHAL's SALE.


puQsrANr TO Az ORDER OF SALE TO
Il me directed by the ihird Judicial District
couri OF the Territory OF ttth, shall cNnusr
NJ public sale, ~ tho front door Of the county
court house, IN tue city OF SAT- Lake, county
OF salt Lake aud efrtory OF uiah, on the s0th
day Of February, lrP3, ut " O'Clock M. all the
night, utlr, claim pnd interest OF Geo y. Price
aud Emy q. Price OF. IN. snd tn the following
described real cstgtc, situate. wing, snd being
IN the city and county OF salt Lake. Territory,
OF utnh,ani described rs foilows,t wit Com
mouciug alta point two hundred aud eighty.
three $50 feet east OF the soulhwo, corner u
lot three lal block eighty one (sll plat ~ salt
Lake Guy survey and running thence east
forty seven 40 feet, thence north seventy
seven and one fourth ora icct; thence wet
forty seven 90 feet; thence south seventy
seven and one.forth way ono 10 the
place " hegunng with right OF way
TO the said premises through street
or lane twelve Ci2) fcot Wide, Deserted
~ follow.' ,ommenci' = at point seventy.
lye and nne.iourth l7Aal feet north ~
the southwest corner OF sail lot three 80 rum
ing thenrc north WE'VE tlsl itol, theme cast
Nv nty t!n rods; thence south twelve (l!lfceI.
thence west twcniy ,!o)noia To the place Of be
ginning,
10 Nc sold as the property Of Geo. ,. Price
and tml yt Price mt the suit of the Burton
untdner company, a corporation,
Terms OF sale, cash .......
l. A. BENTON.
u. :. MhrBhal.
ny J0uS \. CuMMocR, Deputy MErshal.
Dated January 18th, l'b.
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The large stock OF furniture Of Bar.
raft Bfotbers, 1865 South Main st., Is
now being clo-ol out under the merci.
les, hand OF mn assignee.
w. IA. LtTr, Assignee.
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James Metcalf, u stock man Of sub.
ntanco hajling from districts south, Ia
here among us, and II the Inducements
prove strong enough he may conclude
10 stay.
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w. @. A. Smool, Jr., the Democratic
Statesman oi sugar House precinct
(near the penitentiary) paid the Nkws
ofiice IA nasty visit yesterday. Inc
prospective deputy mRrshai was Look.
Ing remarkably well; no wonder!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

John Lowry, prominent mer.
chant aud nntep man Of Manli, IL
taking Ia the Venetian ATTRACTIONS OF
our town today. He VIII return rs iar
us Provo tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

Can after can Of whHte That fine
jelly. a Ave pound eau for % cents
that was 70 cents, and there Is only n
few OF us left. Peoples Equitable
Coon, 7 and q Main Street.
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The "ldca."

Number OF Volume OF tho Idea
a monthly magazine published 10y tue
students Of the Latter.day Saints col.
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l.. II. Booth OF Nephl, secretary OF
the U,ah Wool Growers association,
aud therefore presumably IA Repub,ican
IN poliucs, was looking around our
diluted streets ,OJny rs though try y
10 determine how many VI this lind
were leit. He didn't seem at all uh-
Outraged.
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It.lplI1, l,IIltL Cd. RoASEY
muc- Aocitt. . leoii,,l ondencei
All AGA a lLh ". heGih 1emplsstress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

John Z. Bush, ju-ico OF the peace
OF Clover pTrciuct, l9oele county, sc'
cOmpaDied ny ms brother who Il the
constable thereof, inIuced tue Ulah y
Nevada railway 10 10 Increase IT.
carrying capacity asto bring Them Ia
last evening aud they contributed u
gOodly percentage to he laughter oc-
casiOneu by "a lrlp to Chinatown"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20

and j, C.. Avera.
The Jury worked on the case until
Monday at noon, when they adjourned
until next Friday morning. They will
meet again that day and resume their
investigation In the meantime, they
hope to set some clue to evidence that
will throw some light on the murder.
As vet no one has been centered on as
the peIpetrator of the deed, although
circumstances that may lead to develop
ments caused the arrest of H Harrison Ste
vens and Jim Mallory Sunday afternoon
and Henry Crawford Monday morning.
These three negroes are now in jail
awaiting thorough investigation 81 the
killing.
Stevens was former employee of Mr..
Wells, but they did not get along well to-
gether and he was discharged. The ne
gro tresspassed upon Mr. Wells lands
some time ago and a difficulty fol-
lowed between them. The negro has
had an enmity towards Mr.. Wells since,
and as be and the other two prisoners
were known to have been hunting on
Saturday near where Mr. Wells was
fouRd murdered their arrest followed.
1t is understood that the negroes deny
being in that vicinity on the day that
was 50 fatal to MI Wells, but it is claim
ed that it can be proven that they we're.
There are several theories regarding the
crime, but the most generally accepted
one is that the murdered man found
some one hunting on his land, words
passed between them and as he turned
TO walk off he was shot.
The affair has cast gloem over the
friends and neighbors of MI Wells, and
they are greatly stirred up over it. It
does not seem hat such dastardly out
rage could long be concealed, and should
the fiend be discovered it will 60 hard
With him.
A wife and seven children are left to
mourn the sudden and tragic death of
Mr.. Wells
ANOTHER ARREST.
Bill Scrutchings, who lives near
Wright's bridge on Mr.. Wells land, was
jailed Monday night. Something's was
at Adams station in Lee coun-
ty. There is suspicion that the pris-
oner knows something of the murder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
A CLOSE CALL.
COLONEL J. L. JAMES, CITY CLERK
SERIOUSLY HURT


BY Falling From the Second Story of Jen-
nings Bros store--He Resigns as Clerk
of the Council--hIeetiOn Ordered.
Colonel J. l.. James, the popular clerk
of the city council, sustained serious and
what was AT first thought to be fatal in
juries from a fall Of between fifteen and
eighteen feet last Wednesday morning
Colonel James had started from his
office tOsattend a meeting of the city
council.
Hestopped on the small porch at the
top Of the steps leading I'D to he side
entrance over Jennings Bros. store. and
there is where he came near meeting q
tragic death.
Mr.. f. NJ, Jenning and Judge j. W.
Peddy heard Colonel James body when
it hit the ground, and at thar moment
Lewis Jeffers, negro, ran into the store
and told them what had happened JEFF
fers saw Colonel James just before he hit
the ground. Messrs. Charlie lowers and
Arthur Martin saw Colonel James while
he was falling also, bat not n time to see
how it happened,
Colonel James was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition and carried into Jen-
nings Bros store, where large crowd
soon assembled.
Medical aid was Summoned and lie
soon regained consciousness and .recov-
cred sufficiently to be removed to his
home
There were several la -ge rock in tie
ground below. but fortunately Colonel
James body missed these, else the fall
would have been fatal As it was, large
knot was made on the back of of his head.
and his side and hip were considerably
bruised.
Colonel James is now resting quietly at
his home and his numerous friends will
be glad to know that the prospects now
are that he will be able to be out again
in few weeks.
He says that VIII sitting on the rail-
ing at the top Of the steps waiting for the
members of the council 20 come by lie
lost his balance and fell.
Colonel James is one Of the most pom
ular men IN the CITY, and his mishap is
deeply regretted
Resigned as Clerk.
For several months Colonel James has
been in declining health, and after his
injuries Wednesday sent in his resigua-
ton as clerk of the city council. At
meeting of the conncil, held that night.
the resignation was accepted and am
election to fill the vacancy ordered for
Thursday, October 18th.
Alderman E. L. Ralney was elected
clerk by the council until the election by
the people.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
FOULLY MURDERED.
1xR. j. G. WELLS FOUND IN KTNCHA-
EO0REE SWAMP
jNu it'll His Head Blown Off aud Another
Wound in His Back. Great Indignation.
Three Negroes in Jail.

with His Head Blown Off aud another
Wound in His Back. Great Indignation.
Three Negroes in Jail.
One of the f0ulest of the many muir
ders that have occurred in the history OF
-Gerrell county Was committed Saturday.
MI. j. G. Wells, well-kmOwn and
prominent ;itizea of the county, no lies
in his grave, and his indignant neigh5ors
are making every effort to ferret out the
,dastardly murClegers and wreak just
vengeance upon them.
Mr.. Wells had large farming and stock
interests on Kinc&9foonee creek, and for
several wears has had his lands enclosed
with wire tense and posted, forbid
ding ANY one tresp&ssing thereon OF late
he had been considerably annoyed by
aegroes slipping in and hunting and fish
,ino on the lands, and he lefC his home in
Bronwood early Saturday morning to
look after his stock and see if the tress-
passers were still h1nting and fishing in
the enclosure contrary to his wishes.
The faidure of Mr.. Wells to return home
in the afternoon caused his family much
uneasiness-
Several parties passed Wright's bridge
and saw Mr. Wells morse hitched there,
and late in the day Mr.. McGahee report
ed this fact tc Mrs. Wells, whc sent ne.
gro boy for the horse and to see if he
could find Mr. Wells. The negro returned
at 10 o. clock ia the night with the horse
and cart, and reported that Mr. Wells
.coull not be TOund.
Mrs. Wells seat for her neighbors and
told them of these facts, ana in few
moments party OF twenty-five or more,
with torches and lanterns, started for the
creek in search oG their missing man.
The party searched the swamp all night,
and il was not until after daylight Sun
day morning that Mr.. Wells body was
found in the SWAMP considerable dis
lance from the road.
The spectacle was CHASTITY one, the
dead man lying with his face on The
ground and his head nearly blown off his
body by charge of shot, and another
charge almost in the center of his back,
either of which would have caused death.
Roth shots were fired from the rear, and,
If is thought, by different parties. The
load which went crashing through the
head knocked his plate of artificial teeth
twelve feet from his body.
coroner DanieI was summoned, and
Sunday began an investigation with the
following Jury: A. c. Hill, J. /. Hill, Q.
W. Gunnels, j. w. Bryan, J. NJ. Holland
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Clothing.

$4,000 worth new Clothing-nobby
suits and they are for you. We are
bound to sell them, prices talk, we mean
business, we have bought too many, but
we can and will make prices that will
move them and move them quick. Every
lnan, boy and child who comes in our
store that wants suit shall be supplied
if quality, style and price can do 1T. We
have made this one of the most import
ant features Of our business. We have all
the new styles and cuts, and will give
you perfect fit Our selection as to styles
and price is unequaled. We will sell you
a No. boys suit to IA years old, at IS
cents, well worth S1.75 or $500, We
have them at S1.00, s1.25, 81. so and up
to 5000 a suit, and every one a bargain
or no sale. We will sell you mems suits
from $3.50 to no as high as you want
them. We will save you % per cent.
Just get our prices is all we ask.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Shoes.

We have secured some great bargains
in Shoes, and we propose to sell them
accordingly We Will inaugurate line
of prices tat cannot fail to att@ct the
attention of every bargain Seeker We
will not be undersold; we mean exactly
goods from the best manufacturers, pay
spot cash, and we can giye our custt m
ers the inside We VIII sell You Ladies
Grain But Shoes, to Z, at zoe. La
dies Glove Grain But. Shoes to 7, at
85c High Grade Grain But, Shoes at
90 Mems nice Sunday shoes Sl2J
and so On for all grades. Don't fail to
see these goods and get our prices before
you buy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Dress Goods !.

Our shelves and counters are just
leaming with beautiful dress goods and
cheap dress goods. We have the choicest
STYLES and patterns, and all the new and
beautiful weayes in all the latest color
ngs with trimmings to match beautiful
H. and at prices within the reach of all.
IA lovely line of Worsteds, Cashmeres,
Henrettas, Hop oacking, Flannels,
Brcadcoths, Epinglines, Bengalines, Bril-
iantines, SergeS, Satin Berburs, ETC.,
etc. A beautiful wool worsted at SIC.
per yard. A beautiful Wool Cashmere,
|1oubIe width, at 1z3c, per yard, and all
finer goods will be sold at same rate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Hats

We have big stock and they must be
reduced. We will offer some Of our
best bargains in this line; our buyer
struck it rich in this lire. We will sell
you hats cheaper than you ever dreamed
of. Just think Of Mans Fine Fur Hat
fov Is cents. All shapes and all colors.
They would be cheap at S1.5O. You
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Dress TT immi ngs .

Every lady should see this line. We
have every new novelty that is to be had
in endless variety. We have the cuttings
of the maIket-all the new things in
Braids, Gimps, Bands, Tinsels, Moss
Effects, Silks. Velvets, Neleteeus, Plaid
Novelties, etc, etc. IN tact everything
that the mind could suggest or the heart
could wish for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
(DOnestics.

onr line was never more complete, and
II domestics are cheap. Checks, Sheet
AZ shifting, Ticking, Sea Island. Pillow
r us bleaching, 1914 Sheeting, Canton
TTI Gyr etc., we will offer lower than
.rer sold before in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Dress Broadc tbs

These goods bid fair to be very popu-
lar this season. and why not? They are
all the best features that go to make a
perfect and desirable costume. They are
unequaled for durability, service and
style. We have all the qualities and col
DIS. Be sure to see them. We will show
y0u grand line, and best value for the
money,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Wraps

We can beat the world in this line. We
pave secured some rare bargains in
Wraps and Jackets, and they are for our
Eustomers. We have all the news styles,
|hapes and colors We can sell you a
pee all wool jacket for S1.25, worth
EjO. We Will sell a beautiful cloth
|9e for $3.50, worth 5000. Don't fail
/ see this line.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Shirts

Our stock is unequaled in this line and
simply unap proachable in quality and
price. We control the celebrated Joseph
Fowler brand, and they stand ahead; ;
will sell you mems good unlaundmed
shirts from 40c. up; good laundried
shirts from SOC. up-will save you money
here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Unde YWear

In this department we excel all former
e3kOrts-an immense stock-prices ex-
tpemely low. We will save you % per
cent; try as and see. 1--WE are in it"
If you done thinksso come and see.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
Ne ckW e ar

We have enlarged our line and can
show you all the latest shapes aed new
give you styles that are COZ
rect and prices t8sat can't be matched
see them, they are very rich and varied.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
e. DOZIER
TO TNE FRONT WITH LARGEST STOCK
Dry Goods, Clothing, Dress Goods, Wraps,
NOTIONS SHOES HATS ETC,
NOTIONS. SHOES, HATS, ETC,

JUST md
goods Our
Mr. Davis has returned from New York where he secured bargains and those
We goods We cant afford to hold
them They sold you heard before Da~
requeDont fail price goods before buy
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-09-20
silks and Tr immi ngs

We have nerer been able to show just
.rcb an endless array of beautiful things.
a Tbpy are perfect feast TO the eye, and
must be seen to be appreciated. All the
boantiful weaves such as Surrah, Faile
srmure, China, Gross Grain, Ottomaa,
Persian Effects, Rainbow Effects, ON
bpv Effects. Don't fail to inspect them.
From 2jc. per yard up.