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Oie M1orfetenoer tpirD man bal

= Die Marfetenber ipirb mait balb
nur nod bonn S0reniagen fennen. Die
Selbtbermaltung Der @antinen bat ben
preuBii6en Sruppen 10 in bic 9lugett
fpringenbe 8ortbeile getpdbrt, oaB bie=
ielbe i'm priuSip mobl BON allen 8a=
taillonen ber Nrmee aOppIirt 1T. 9tur
tpdbreno bes Man6bers mar mon bisber
genotbigt, bic alte Gorm bes Marfeten=
DertpeIens beisubebalten, ,lunb es ma6ten
ii1 Die llebelitdnbe, bic bteies unausz
bleibli@ i'm @efolge bat (mdBise Waare
gu bobem preiie uub in tuenig appetit=
li6er Torm) gerabe gu elmer 3eit beIon=
bers gelteno, in pel6er Gtrapasen aller
Nrt Die &rafte Der 2eute iiber Dos ge=
tp6bnli6e MaB binaus in @nipru6 neb=
men. Das Giiiilierbataillon zines niez
berf9leTii6en &eeiments (No. 50) fam
oaber auf beft @ebanfen, cine ambu=
lante Gantine einSuri1ten uno lieB 1i6
ha5u einen eigens epnitruirten Wasen
bauer. Ser 8erIu6 selang. Seit
s,pei 9erbftman0pern i'm @ebrau1, bat
ii6 Der Wagen auf bas Braftii9fte be-
ipdbrt uno es mar ni9t allein moglitb,
Der MannI6aft ftets quite unb bi(lige
Waare iiber3uiteaen, fonbern man bat=
te oamit aud Die Mittel an Der Sanb,
Die @antinerlparnille gum Befen Oer
2eute Dortbeilbaft gu bertDertben. Das
8eiipiel fano Na6abmung. Mebrere
Bataiapne baben bereits bic glei6e Gin
ribtung getroffsn, unb tpabri6einli6 1T
bic 3eit ni6t fern, tpo biefelbe sans al=
gelnein lperoen tpirb.
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cages : 9senisfeiten.
Sen | a II s..

= Scobells 8rauerei in Gape Ginz
cent, 81. 3, 1T abgebrannt. @roBe
8orrdtbe an 8ier unb Meal3 iin6 serit6rt
tporben. Ser 8erluf belauft ii6 auf
$4,000.
- 0ie bon Der Weferp linton Sele=
srapben=g =gompasuie angefellten 8eam=
ten broben i6on felt mebreren Sagen
init elmer algemeinenglrb lrbeitseintequng,
Salts ibnen ni9t gemiiIe Conditioner
gemdbrt werben. I'm Su erfabren, in
lpie melt unter ben 8eamten llnaufriez
benbeit berrI6t, bat man unterfu6un=
gen angeitelt unb babel ausgefunoeu,
baB i'm 9ur6l6nitt unter % 8eamten
13 ameifeltaft fino, tudbreno 8 berIpraz
den. ililter allem l1mltdnben iit ibrer
Steaung sll berbleiben.
= Sn Der 8eriammlung Der Sdnz
ger in Buffalo ipurbe beI6lofen, bas
nd6fte 5dHgerfeit in Miltuautee ab5u=
balten.
- Ser Generalarst i'm Marinebos=
pital gu Waibington 1T bena6ri6tigt
Dorben, baB oas gelbe Gieber in
8eracru3 unberdnber. anbdlt. Sm
Mtai narben 80 YetfDne.., i'm SUM 261
uab IA in Der erlten 9dlfte bes Suli.
= Gbarles Stratton, Der llnter benz
Namen General Som 36um6 befannte
3merg, 1T in Miboleboro, @tali, se=
Itorben.
Muslanb.
= Ser preuBil9e Griegsminilfer Sc
neral BronIart bon S6eaenoOrf bat Bic
Geitungen an Der Ofsrense inipi3irt
uno in ieinen 8eridbte ben .8au tpeite=
rer neuer @iienbabnlinien porgef6lagen,
Inn 10 bas ftrategif6e @iienbabnneb gu
perbollfdnbigen.
= 9rei Sobepfdae an Gbolera fins
auf Malta borgefommen gum beiten
Bemeile, oaB bic gngldnber i6le9te
ober gar feline Quarantdne balten.
Wenn bic Gbolera biesmal auf Dem
Seeipege na9 europa gelangt = iuas
bisber ni6t ber Sail ipar-lo miro man
tpo1l Die gngl1neer bafiir beranttpprtz
li9 balten mihen. Sn ben europdi'
f6eu 8ldttern gibt ii9 iiber bas 8erbalz
ten Der gngldnber oegeniiber Der Gbole=
razGefabr grobe @atriiitung funo. 4ud
| 1T Die Mnglt in europa bOr Der @bolera
pie f6eint, biel sr0Ber als our 3eit ib=
reg lebten 8elu9s i'm Sabre 1856.
! = Sn gairo bat fi) bic @bOlera
f6nea ausoebreitet. 9tm II. itarben
baielbft 67 Yerlonen.
= Ser oeuti6 amerifauii6e Stu.
bent Sennig, Der in einem Suea gu
Berlin ieinen @egner t0btete, 1T in Der
S6meiS berbaftet tporben.
= 9lus 2on5on tpirb telegrapirt
IS unterliegt feinem 3Deifel mebr. baf
aud bier, unb sipar i'm 6itli6en 96eilt
bon 2onbon, grfranfungen an ber Gbo=
lera porgefommen. 9ie &egierung III
beute baDon unterri6tet tporben, baB ii
ngait2onbon" mebrere YerIonen ali oel
@6olera oarnieoerliegen unb 9(lles ba:
rauf binbeute, baB Die b6ie Seu6e burd
aus dgDptii1en 9afen fommenbe S6iifl
eingei6leppt tporoen. 9ie Na6ri6t
bat groBe BeltiirSung unter Der Beb6lfe.
rung berbDrgerufen, uno bic &egierung
miro auf bas S9arffe getabelt, baB III
ni9ts getban, nm bic @ini9leppung 81
perbinbern. Die &eaierung geitebt es
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~ aazAsAg
Glue beriihnite Srau pbne 9iteIg
(gIus benz sgofon GIsbe.",

Derren 9eSattenrei
Gas Dbige TIT elm eute5 Bib pon Srau Saba 6.
4infbam aus apnn, &aii, Die M br oIs iraenb cine
an5ere 6rauin aabrbeit ben Mamen Der .Srauen<
freunoin" ben piele ibwr gorrciponbentmnen iIr
io8sTne beiIesen, perbient. Sic ,pibmet itd nit
bent gr5bten Gifer ibret Arbeit, wele Iebtere bas
aeiuItat sinss IebensIdnsIi9en stubiams lit, unb
lit seswansen feds aiiiitentinmen iid5 gu baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic ausgebreitete eorrefponben,,
wel@e pom alien Geiten ibr suiliebt unb pon benen
cine iesi8e ibxe fpesieue 2eibenslait ober ibre
6renbe bapon befreit an fein, tunbgiebt III beants
worten. Sbre qfansen grdparation lit Elm SeiIz
perf0nlt6 Sies aussefnnSen nnb bii, BON ber @abrs
belt ee1len mas td3 jdge, Iber3eu9t.
Begen btejer,pohlbe n Gigenf6aften tpirb
iie pom ben beiten 4er;ten bes aanbes empfobtei
nno ueri1prteben. Gtner Don bteien fagt: vDe
gstrtung 1T wunbsrbar unb eripart pieIes 2eiben.
Sic tnrirt poutdnbig bic 9limntite Mrt @utterIeibs
M5Iauen, seueorree, Anreselmdbige niib i4meras
M sataaSuna aaS SS9rs aanatriiep
DlutdbluB, iebe Mrt ger5ebiia unb bic barauf foIs
9snoen Madenmart ei4perben, nno ift beionbers
augeaSoafs ;s SrS Sstt M Sss MseesnassIDs9ie!s.a n,s
R0rperipitems nn6 f5bt nenes 2eben un6 neue
&raft Elm. S9wa9e, gI6bfu6t, 9rang mad gteiss
%.tsa saa nnS @a9eniaspd9s .oiTS ieberlsit 6abarS
sen, nerpoie 2eiben, aasemeine a6rperi6tnddbe,
S&faflof9teit. abmattans unb iinperbanii6feit.
Scenes 0efibl gdnslidber Grfd5pfung, ueldes
S4mersen nfS gadenIsioen sur 6oIae but, lit tets
poltdnbig uoriber mad Gebrau1 bieies QeiImits
fsls. Seberseit un5 Unite nlen ilmitdfben ift bic
Dirsnng In 20 gemllebereinfommen init benz,
tein peibIiden a6rperfnftem nnterliegenben @eieb.
Der preisiit nur 81. q SIaf6e, IS. fir SIaidett,
anS 1uirS Uof allen apet9stsrn uertauft. Sreenb
UeI9er Ratb fir fpesiene sale, nnb bic 0amen pon
gielen bic 6nr4 anroenbnng ber agfansen Nif6nns
gieber pouitdnbig hergeiten ut porben tann man pon
wtrs. O. inihrer Rripdt< <Mbrei5e, 2pnn Maii, erbaIs
ten. @an fage 4oftmarte sur Bearfwortuna BEL.
@e8en Meren @ef6werben BET beiben 0ef6Ied5s
tern TT bieie Mif6ung unabertreffbar mie sabl<
reihe 3eugrifie beIueifen.
aIrs. qintbam's aeber giIIen,A faat Elm Gorrez
iponbent nnb bic been in ber @ett aIs 6eiImitteI
gegen gerftopfung, gagenbef9werben nnb 2eber
gritarrnng. Sbs 8lut Netniger brinat @unz
beria @erte un6 id sluetFe nidf mirb balls ebenio
berilbInt snb popaldr iein wte bic 4fanset 4rdpas
Gin Seber mub bieie 6ran aIs einest gnaben
Gngel anfeben, beren einsiSer Buuf9 if. Nnberen
gut ~ tbun.
philadelphia, pa. W @rs. q. M. 8.
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Tertise Mnsise
gu benibiui9iten Yreiien.

TIMER &aser in @eiben~
nltb Somnter= &leiberitpffen
1T baS 9rDRte in Der @tabt.
Was bic Qualitdt Der Waa<
rem nnb ibre Billisfeit be-
trifft, 10 iudt es ieincs @lei<
9en.
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*gs lit cine pobl6efannte Sbatia6e,
baB fali6e Sbeen unb 2ebens>@etppbn=
beiten, bic ibren llrlprung in moberner
Sgnoran5 unb lururiOier 2sbensmeiie
babeu, tla9 llnb nod uno uniere Nme=
rifanii6en Grauen f6rperli6 ichiud9en,
ibre @eiunbbeit 5erft6rt un0 ibre nor=
male Sbdtigfeit beeintrd6tigem.l Gs 1T
ein uabrbdftes Slid, 6as Srau 2Doia
s. Pinfbam es iibernommen, Die 2ei=
6enben unter ibrem @ef6le6t gu beleb=
rem uno au furiretl.
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guuiban g So.

Der betannte G6ubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat iein @el6dft an obige Girma
Derfauft unb tperbea Bic Serren ii6 nidt
nur bemiiben, bic alte &unbf9aft bes
Gef6dftes 81 erbalten, ionbern aud imz
mer niebr lieue &unben sr erperben.
Sulliban e 60. blben ti9t nur
bos beife uno seipdblteite Eager in 9a=
mem= ulo 2interf6uben, ionoern ibre
@aaren sei1nen ii9 aud bur6 preiss
Spiirbigfeit unb Dauerbaftiefeit aus.
Die Serren erbalten forttpdbreno neue
3ufubren unb liefern baber bas glers
Inoberuite. Mau taufe S6uhaeug nur
bel ibnen, iuenn man gut bebient fein
mil.
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SbDDf Il Dtttmar,
fe0t8 : MnwQlte
Nc. 9 gommsree=Strass,
Gan ssurunsp, xeras
i,7,tup1i
Sie Ttorence Mtabtiusale Der Sins
cerpfege.

Sic Tturencc Misbtin9ale Der Sins
berpfege.
6oIssntes III Elm Nue3us zines On ben
Ceut(aen Neform Mf0en3er tn gpam.
tsretnrab, pa., seltristsnsn 9rlsfes:
Cine 2Bobltbateriu.
OsTnst bic 5bars fur He unb Nrs
Winslou wirb bswsiisn, bab lis bic ame.
rttantide GlOrenttner Nahttsaa Der &ln.
Der III. Dauon Enb MIR 70 Ibsrseust,
oab mir uniersr ,,SuiY" lsbrsn wsrpsn
,u iaasn: ,@elssust iei Wrs WinsIo,u"
neil le Dsrislbsn bsbiilFid mar, iitsr bic
DsriOee bes 3abnsns unp anbsrs Be
lhwerIi6feten fir Rnosr binwee ee,utom.
msn. 0trs gBtnsIpw Sooting
syrup nimmt ben &inbsra bic 9dmsr
gen unp furirt TYftntrts unb Dtarrbos.
ST mad,t BEN @aumen CART. bsfrst pcu
gnt3inpuns unb brinst pas 6tnb slidlth
iiber bic Yerioos tes 3abnens ttuUss.
ST ttut serabe bas. nae er puralstt 3u
tSun, Mllss uup ntdt wsnissr. gBir ba.
ttn etnmdl Mrs ntnSlcw seieben uno
iennsn as nur purd tbrsn Sooting
SYrup fur 8inbsr. gBsnn mtr bic
Waht bdtten. wiirDsn wtr fe alo 5slaab
fur bic Siuber bin1ellsn---was fe aud
In Der Stat III. Der Sprup wirb In
allen @pptbstfa au 25 geatS per GIalds
psrfauft.
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$1,000 aeaen S1.5O.

sd CAB $1,000 an an6ere Doctoren
aus, i6reibt 0err S. %. Sbornton BON
@laibOrn, Mifi., Samaritan Ner=
bine aber allein fllrirte meil1en Sobn
bon &rdmpfen." 9ies lit Der Sail nit
bunbert Mnbern, f6nel aber raOifal.
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SUITS
Yiaell
gpmptome eii,er

umtb6tt0em g e ber.
laonaef an appetit, @ebdrm Berftopfuns,
S6nerseu int &cpf nit ei1em butapfem @efiibI
i'm Sinferfopfe, 69nerSeH urter ben 9bulterz
blatferii, Auisetriebeniein nad bem giien, NIT
Mbneiqiina gesen jebe fSrperlidbe ooer seiltise
2batafeit, reijbareSg temperament, tribe Sttniz
nunq nit benz beicHberen @efitble, trsenh
cine Gbliegenbeit verseifen 81 baben, Mabiss
felt, @irre, Ser5ftcpfeil, Yuntte Dor ben Nugefi,
geIbe Sanf, hbertaupt &cpfi4n.er5en oberhalb
ftisenbsn grauiaeit. fart sefartter llrin uno
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= yrabanoter, 8alencienne, pas
-riier, &uffiide, Gd@fifde uno leinene
6bibeH in GROCER @ustpabl biaigf beim
Tampns.
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Guffss wfIIen finb fpe;iell fir bieie Ndne
beretfef, eiseDpfie pernrfad)t einen fpldeu3Ded5s
fef ina Beffnben, BAT ncr 2eibcufe erftannt III.
ete permebrsn ben 2Ippeft uno beruriadbea TIeiids
aeag, ba Der aarper aen6brt unp pur TIRE feniid1e
0Blrfuna aitf lez5erteutngsc crgde etn resetndet>
ger &nsbIedna terboraerufen iuirp. grets 25 Gents
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L. HUTH & SOHN.
s2s. aas unb 2so Marfi> >sirass.
Can 2tnfOnir,
@t1entpaare1t= 1tnb @antelt<
OInbler.

@i1enlpaaren= 1tnb @ante1t<
9dnbler.
5aben foebeu erbaIten,
Swet Carloads salUaniarten unb anSe.
ifri1snen etadelfens= Drabt,
Gin @arloao slattes @iisn, Tem3orabt
(sarantiril, wetdts mir 3u ben biai8fen
preiien Offeriren.
Gin Garlooo 5arriion Brcs u 80. Tcwn
unb Country gum Gsbrau& ferttS 9s=
mifhte Jarbsn.
2eb.ere tabsn Dir bsr.its Dor setu Sab,tn sin-
aetibrt unb bsbaupisn, bab bieftlten be beilen
aarten i'm Warfte itnb.
aasiniss @ssnlen fur HE b,rlbmtsu
8rtnlp Gtabls uno gnReifermen
Nfi9e,
6auptarartier fur
., Qaubretb y gonS @arten
umb Simnen.9amem,
e. Gmtb x Spbn.
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5l, Dap eln5elte ber0d1tl9e Sdlle bDrz
gefommen, bebauptet iebod, baB es
ni9t bic d6te aiiatii6e Gbolera, ionz
bern nur eine 6oleradbnli6e Granfbeit
iei, al Der mebrere 2eute in @ait 2pn=
Don erfranft finb.
= gGie es beiBt, bat Sapan ben 8orz
l6lag abgelebnt, 1i6 nit Sranfrei6 ge=
gen China 81 Derbiinoeu.
= @on pefb pirb gei6iebeu: Die
gr0Bte Sorge Der 1ngaril6en Reigie=
rung 1T in oieiem Iugenblid Sic Gbolez
rafrage. Sollten englil9e S6iffe Die
@bolera aus stegDpten na6 &onitantiz
nopel eini6leppen, 10 tpirb bic Seu6e
fi6 aus Der Siirfei nad6 Serbien,
llngarn unb Seiferrei6 ausbrei=
ten. Sie lebte Gpibetlie, mel1e
mir &uBlano berbanfted, foIete in I'm
garn 100000 Meni6en oas 2ebel1
Sifsa oerlangt bonn &usipdrtigen Nmte,
baB uniere Diplomatic in 6ieler 9(ngez
legenbeit cine Sbatfraft enttpifle, ipie
sur 3eit zines groBem Conflicts. Sic
fann li6 auf 8ertrdge berufen uno i'm
Namen ber &e6te unb SttereIen Ser
80lfer bas WOrt fubren. 9lls bic Peit
in &uBlanb ausbra6, tpar europa i'm
Stanbe, auf bic ruiiii6e &egierung Ell
men Drud aussuiben. 9ie Mddte
entlanoten Gommihdre CUR 8eri9ter=
ifattuug unb gut 8eaufiiftigung. Nait
9iilfe &ublanos iuuroe Die @efabr be-
feitigt. Nian foll, beibt es, auf gng=
lano einen dbnli9en 9tud ausiiben; Bic
@efabr be6robt beute in erfer Geibe Die
Siirfei,-unb BON BORT aus Serbien
unb Seireidzllngarn. Oamit Die eng
lii6en &anfleute ii@ berei6ern, oarf
oas 2eben BON 9unberttauienben ni1t
aufs Spiel geiebt perben; eine Million
MenI9enleben 1T bod mebr tpertb, als
cine MilliDn @ollIdd
***uGile nit gDeile". llnb bod
muB man ni6t su lange SDgern auf Die
@eiunbbeit auf5upaien. 2eber, Stie=
rem unb Magen miil1en itets in gltem
Sui Itanbe erbalten merben bur6@ebrau9
Der Befen aller Meoi5inen n9tieren=
&rautD, tpel6e troden poer fliiffig, beibe
glei6 lpirfiam, 5u baben 1T. Man babe
es itets porratbig.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
With Pen and Pencil.

mo, sir; don't believe newspaper men
are more dissipated than any other class OF
men who earn their living by their brains
said Mr.. A. II. Siegfriend, Manager Of the
Advertising Department of the ST. Paul
| Pioneer-Press. STILL tllose'of them who
do desk-work are tempted to stimulate, 1917
it's very hard on the nerves and stomach
CAS- fo- example,"
'As for example, in my own case,
stuck to my desk on this paper until my
nerves were like q bunch of.telegraph wires
after, a gale, and my stomach Kept about as
good time as a tRo-dollar" watch. NY
friends suggested tiilssand the doctors ad-'
vised that, but one day / caught on to an
ad.' Of PARKRR's Tome, and tried it. |
have never endorsed proprietary medl,'
cine before. But shall depart from my
lule and say chat the Tonic is not merely
the best thing:but the ohfy thihgfhat breaks,
up these attacks: All desk-1orkeTS should
make a'note of it."
This preparation, which has been KIN own
as Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter DC
advertised and sold simply under ihe
maine Of Parker's Tonic AS unprincipled
dealers are constantly deceiving their Gus
timers by substituting inferior articles IN
der the name of ginger, and as gingers
really aff'unimpoEtant Ingredient, We drop
the misleading There isSnO change!i
however, in the preparation Itself, and all'
bottles remaining in tie hands Of dealers
wrapped under the name Of Farker's Gin,
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine II
the fac-s imile signature of HIsCox & Go. S'
at the bottom of the outside wrapper
(July 10, At
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09

days that he may see good" "Keep
thy tongue from evil, and thy lips
from speaking guile" is the voice of
inspiration, having not only a deep
spiritual significance, but involves a
practical hygienic law.
Now. then. if we have stated facts,
and reasoned fairly and conclusively,
it follows as logical sequence, that
the all-important agency in the i'm
provement of the human race, is the
gospel of Christ with all it's train of
restrictions, as negative good, and
all of its injunctions to practice vir-
tue as a positive good. The most
wicked of men can obey many of the
laws and injunctions of Gods word,
and reap aphysical benefit, and many
do it. We are not doing violence to
science, common sense nor scripture
in these statements. In strictest
harmony with them all, therefore,
we devoutly pray for the universal
spread of ''scriptural holiness, as
''the sovereign balm for all our
wounds" and the surest antidote for
sin and all of it's concommitant and
dire calamities. J.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
OWEN NELSON
NSTITUT TIE.
20:


THE UNDERSIGNED, ASSISTED
BY MISS o. Il. PARKER, will on
Monday, TIE Goth day of August, proximo,
open this SchooI for the reception of pu-
pills.
We propose to give honest and efficient
labor; and while we do not claim that
our School is better than all others, we do
guarantee that the interest of no pupil
shall suffer at our hands.
All classes and all depalsments shall re-
ceive careful attention. Should the ext
gencies require it, other competent assis-
tants will, from time to time be added.
Good board, in the best families, esss Ne
had at Ten Dollars per month.
AS the capacity of our School-rooni IT.
limited those desiring to avail themselves
of the benefits of our instruction, would do
well to enter their children at the beginning.
For further particulars address
j. w. f. LOWREY, Principal,
July 10, 1SS3-2m. Dawson. Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
Obituary.


HENRY T. LAMAR, son of DR.. j. T.
Lamar, was born March l6, 1866, and
was baptised and received into the
Church by the Rev. r. L. Virgins,
and was, ever after, consistent and
upright member. At the beginning
of the present year he was elected
secretary of the Sunday-school at
Enterprise, and right well did he per-
form every duty belonging to that
important Office, until sickness laid
him npon bed of death. He was
one of those lovely, self-reliant young
men, seldom to be met with in our
day. He was a natural born genius,
and had rule for everything, from
the building of house to the appli-
cation of machinery to farming pur-
pnses; it all came up to the proper
standard. His religious life was
successful-lovely, beautiful. The
friends who took notice of the many
excellencies in his Christian charac-
ter can now realize that a sunbeam
has crossed their pathway and van
ished from the dark shadows of earth
to Heavens eternal day. The Sum
day after his sickness commenced he
said to his father, Il cannot call the
roll at Enterprise. but 1 shall soon
answer the roll-call on the other
shore On the morning of the 31st
of July he quietly fell into the arms
of Jesus, and breathed his life out
sweetly there. JIM. P.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
Youthful Fratricide.
From the Washington Gazette.

From the Washington Gazette.
On last Friday and Saturday there occur
red on Captain A. H. Cason's place, one of
the saddest cases we have ever had to
record Two brothers, mere children, and
very childlike in their manners and appear
ance, the older but little over sixteen, and
the younger just fourteen, engaged in a
frolic over some peaches they were eating,
when they began to scuf1e and strike one
another, The younger had an open knife
in his hand, and after the scuffle had ended
the older found he had been cut in the side
and that the wind was coming from the
wound. Neither brother seemed to know
when the fatal cut was made, but the older
remembered that the knife had been
thrown at him, and it is not known wheth.
er the wound was inflicted at that time or
previous. These two boys were John and
Hilly Silvey, sons of Mr.. Isaiah T. Silvey,
a respectable citizen of this county and a
tenant on Captain Cason's plantation.
This cutting occurred on Friday afternoon,
and the death of Johnny Silvey ensued on
the following day about two o'clock. The
coroner, DR.. James A. Lane, held an in
quest on Sunday, and the verdict of the
jury was that John Silvey had come to his
death at the baud of Hilly Silvey, and that
the latter was guilty of murder. A wal
rant was issued by the coroner and Hilly
Silvey was taken in charge by the deputy
sheriff. j. w. Galloway, who had him in
his keeping till last Tuesday, the day of
the trial. Few as heartrending scenes have
ever been witnessed as the one that occur
red at Mr.. Silvey'S house last Sunday
The tirstborn of the family, who had died
at the hand of his brother, was carried out
in his coffin ct the same time the living
brother was taken off by the sheriff. The
mother overcome with grief and despair,
fell down and tainted, and the stricken
family seemed as if the blow they had felt
was greater than they could bear. And
the case is never mentioned by any one
except with feeling of sadness
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09

How the stock law works in Morgan
county is told by the Madisonian We
hear that the disappointed fence men of
thiscouhty are industriously circulating
themselves through Walton, retailing all
sorts of misrepresentation, trying to show
that the stock law is held in i'll favor in
Morgan. We can assure the people of our
sister county that there is not one word of
truth in these malicious reports, as the law
is universally popular among it's original
supporters, and is gaining friends every
day among the fence men. The pasture
system is giving entire satisfaction, and to
day there is fatter stock in Morgan than
we have seen in six years."
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
Only an Experimental Regu-
lar Business Hereafter.
Quitman Free Press

Quitman Free Press.
The people of Brooks county are satisfied
that they can raise watermelons successful
ly, and they will go into the businss regu-
larry another year. The few thousand car
loads produced this season was only an ex-
pertinent; next year, however, we propose
to plant melons for SALE We intend to
have them in the market early and keep
them in late. South Georgia can raise
more melons aud better melons than any
other section, ah6i our people know it, we
therefore make no secret of our intention
70 take charge of this particular industry,
and bSeak down all competition. Middle
Georgia and the sand hills of the Augusta
distsct may hurt our late crop, but we will
make money out of our early melons, and
get as much 40 any body else for our late
ones. We give Il as our opinion that at
least double the acreage of this year will be
planted next in this section. We give no.
tice in time that the steamboats, and rail-
roads may prepare to haul theml.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
A wonderful Success

MEssRs. D. I. WESTON g. Co.
Gentlemen At the solicitation of your
Mr. Weston 7 carried home few weeks
ago one of yo9y Ha%ley Washing Machines
upon triA. We gave it a fair and impair.
tisl trial and pronounce it awonderful sue
cess. / regard it the only machine that
ever saw that wiz wash and not injnfe the
clothes. 1t does its work rapidly and saves
a great dead Of labor. Every family should
have one. My OBJ coloFed washer-wo
Immediately after trying it stated that if ]
would let her have the machine that she
would do the washing OF my family the
balance of the year for ITothing, thereby
saving me s4H4e $t3 or $50
SefsN 4. MARSHALL.
May 18th, 1888.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09

BRowN's SrAriox, Ga, Jtne I 1, 1888
MEssRs.'U. L. WESTON Il Co:
My wife has tried your washing machine
thoroughly and we are prepared to say. in
our Judgement, that .tiiere is nothing to
CO G,pare with it, We would not be with.
out it fo any reasonable consideration. It
does m tlsAt you claim for it, and we cheer.
fully give YOU this Certificate in it's favor.
It does away with all the heavy, labor of
washing and then it washes in about one
forth Of the time OF the old washboard plar
Every family ought to have one. They
are cheap for the money
Very Resnectfully,
j, $. WALLER
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
--latest from Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 7, 'S3. d.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:
The general local option bill pass
ed the House this morning, getting
81 votes, exactly enough, as one vote
less would have defeated it. Capt
Simmons voted for the bill.
The Senate Committee on Agri.
culture by an almost unanimous vote
this morning, decided to,make an
adverse report on the Ray Bill. .
The report, of this committee virtual
ly sounds the "death knell'' of the
Bill. j. G;.P.