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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

What The great res'orafiTe, Hosterter's S,oru
sen BitteFs. will 40. mSst te esrksr.d ,fo,a
" nat II hss done. u has Effected rsdicsi cures
"a thousands CT c.tes Of dyspepsia, bilious d.s-
orders, inter usittsnt fever nefysus sr.r,,o,s
general debility. constipation, sick hesd.obe
menisi dssPondsney. aud the peculiar con
taints and disstili iss to Which he t.tbls
are 60 Suite
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally. April 6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

To tie Creditors Of John p Everett, decd:
i pnrsusoes o. q decree Of The Circuit CeuY;
o. ihe county OF q smpshifs made in q eaus.
lns,ein pendinE 70 ret the real estate OF The
said John r. Everett dee'd 10 Oh. nayn.pt >,
ms debts, Jon are required 70 present Josr
e.sins against The es tato Of the said John
Everett for adjudication 20 A. 2. wsIrs. Goa.
missioner, ~ his Ofhcs ia said couaiy, o. or
before tie lob day Of April. 1888.
hiisess v % Poliaz CLERK o. aid Cour,
ibis sh day Of March. lsa3
V. VI. POLLING, Clerk.
March 2, 1855
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

Ra'eor ongh, - get rich, Tor it al
ways gains currency.
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BROWNS
RON
B/77ERS

y The only Iron pespanion thss
does not color The tssth. and will noe
cause headache or constipation. -
chez Iron pssparations Will.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06
BROWNS
ROX
R/TTERS

eanehss he biesd and puriAss The
syaem; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, &c. Try . bossls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

CANNED GOODS -Tomatoes. Corn.
reaches, Pine Apples. Dried Fru;ts-
Peaches. WhorllebeTies. BIackberries
Currants. Prunes,&c. Misce Neat. White
Corn Meai. Sugar-cnrei Hsns, Sides (
S5Hutders- guarapieed first class mea,
Pure Cider Vinegar.
ApfIl B. GILKES0NS & PUGH.
Ohkesons & Pugh now offer The trade
me oest Laundry Sosp and largest cake
4 ID ever brought to this market for
Tie money-price cents.
Just received a lot OF the Harrison
burg hillside Pionghs.
GiLKESONS & PUGu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

TUSf fsoei rsi Jos o. sics Ridisg S.dai.s.
- prices from s. - 70 so So
GfLkESONS 4 PUGU.
konpsy. April s. Iss3
me hsve - stock iOt % spiszdia siSs.s''
w Clover seed.
M hare jnsi fscsiveS saotser ~ - tbe
w ee'surstse alrsrsids Cox s,Ores.
A new To- Of lS~dsfsa - * right pri-
css- GlLEESON5 & PJGH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

A LARGE Let % G.sirAsls ar.ss z,9s, b.y.
N been placed apOn CLINE sOEsk PCGHS (
tounter sad srs b,izg Tsrsd ~ sna telc--
co'i Ibess goods moe; be sid and parties
would d. vel - come sd avail Themselves u
'oess nHpfsescertso bsrg.ius- fNsrcb IS, 's5.
- - people are slNsys % zoe loukot
w Tor chHnces 70 tocrssse their sarnioas
and in time LecOn- Ne4ifhy-fbose
Eho % not if1r rove ibsir ODP0rt0u ies fsnsSis
10 ?over,y. We ofer great c1ancs 70 urass
moh-J We vsEt nsoy soss. voreu, boss
ard girls 70 work Tor rs right 10 thsir sws %.
eslifiss Any Csc car DO TIE usfk psoveri '
from tbe srst starr. Tie business siii sav
mere tlsn iea tines crfinsfy wages ErDsn
siTe ogi6f furuished FREE. 80 ooe Ebo eagsss
fsiis % make money tsFifly. You Gao devote
year Sto.e utse % fsc W0rk. o. oniy yoar
spare womeats. Full ibforfnsiioa ana AL the,
is SEEDED cent free. Address STlxsos e.
POfgisrd, gains fMsrrb 2 fss7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

Mr.. Harper Please announce
that u. +. Mcdonald, Of Cold Stream.
Bioomery District, will lie supported
ST the election 10 be held on the 18th
o: May next. as candidate for the
Office of County Superintendent of
Free Schools.
BY MANN Vf11'cpc
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K of

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

Wv keep or 'rpad Gosoru's Celebra
ted Yeast Caker
GILKEsCNs & TUCH.
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1sss- The Ladies OF ID. Mite .:os,.,, ., ~.
Methodist church. Son,h will re Ola, 10
receive and hil orders for plain s@wing. faa.r
Articles. &e, at moderate rates Osatrs NAV
he hn at this ONCE, or NJ tie resiaenc. of Rev
Wesley h.ntn ond Homrey Feb 2. lsa3.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06

"E,r VIRGINIA. To wr:-At rule. h.la
~ IN the erS's Oel e of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire Couniy on the la, No,a.~ ia
March lss3 ~
Barbara a Rudolph. plaintiff,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-06
BROWNS
ROK
R/77ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu.
ralSia, hysteria, and kindred com
plants, VIII find i, without an equal
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Judge Haley Johnson died at
his residence in tins county on last
Friday morning after a painful
illness of several weeks. The
Judge was about 73 years Of age
at Che time OF his death. Ito died
Of dropsy.
Also Squire J. W. Ragan. al
his home in this county on last
Saturday morning. Tile death Of
Squire Ragan was the result Of d
cancer Of the thr at.
Also NTr. John Baisdan, Of the
4th district Of Randolph, on last
Saturday morning, from inhamma-
ton OF the brain
Also Mr.. John A. Bishop, ST., Of
Elmore, Ala Mr.. Bishop, at tho
time Of his death was at the house
OF his son, Mr.. J. G. Bishop.
All Of The above named gentle,
men were well known in our coun-
ty and ection anl were prominenl
and influential citize IS. 10 thc
various friends oi the decoase
the journal extends sympathy.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Dawson's New Charter.

From Senator Parks, while in
the city, we learned that the bill to
amend oar city charter had passed
both branches of the Legislature
and was now ready for The Cover
nor's approval. The principal
features Of interest in the new
charter as now amended are as
follows:
The charter fixes the maximum
taxon liquor license in the town
at $500. That is 70 say, it viii
rest entirely y with the City Council
to determine whether the tax shall
be 500. or less.
The charter also provides that
the clerk and treasurer Of the
City Council shall be elected by
that body as before, ba5 it gives
the Council the option Of elocting
these officers outside OF tdat body
if they shall prefer. The new
charter also establishes regulations
for a Board OF Health and extends
the powers CT the Mayor and
Council IN many ways.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Dca;l, oraIr. Z. Il. AoTless.

After a long and severe illness.
Dir. d. B. Loyless died at his resi-.
donce in this city on last Monday
night and was buried at the city
cemetery on the following after
noon. Deceased was rs years Of
age at the time Of bis death aud
had been a resident OF Dawson
Tor more than a quarter Of d esnt1l-
y. He was a man Of inaexible
VIII and great energy even up to
the time Of his death, notwith-
standing bis great age and feeble
ness Of body in his death Daw-
son loses one Of her best and pure
est citizens and none viii mourn
his loss SO muchas those who knew
him best. To the large family
circle and friends the journal ex-
tends its deepest sympathy.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
4 WORD with orr Farmers.

- W % Il " StA OekE arssleES.
TIE Journal for the past two
years, as our readers will all testi-
fy, has besn faithfully conducted
in the interest OF the farmer We
have sought 10 uphold the farming
interests OF the country above all
others, for we believed, and do
yet, that the success Of every 9th
er business enterprise in the land
depends upon the success and
prosperity Of the farmer. As the
farmers friend, therefore, we ven
ture to Offer some advice as to TIE
disposition of the present cotton
crop.
After having studied this ques-
ton, then, as thoroughly as we are
capable Of doing, we give it as
our opinion that It VIII be to the
interest Of the farmer to market
his cotton crop just as fast as he
can get it ready. We shall not
offer this advice either without
giving our reasons.
While the cotton crop will be
short, from the very best data, it
is estimated that it will appro1i-
mate six millions Of bales notwith-
standing. Now add to this I,QGG,-
705 bales, the amount Of surplus
still on hands from last years
crop and it will put the number Of
bales to be marketed during the
coming cotton year in the neigh
borhood Of seven millions. But
suppose We admit fer the sake of
argument that the present crop
will not exceed five millions Of
bales. Now add to this the sur
plus left over from last year, a a
we still have over six millions Of
bales TO be put upon She market
during the coming season. Ithas
been amply demonstrated during
the cotton year just closed, that
the manufacturing world is hardly
ready to take an annual crop Of
six millions OF bales Of American
cotton. And for these reasons we
soc little OF 10 probability Of an
advance in cotton very soon. But
suppose, again, that cotton should
60 to 8 cents by the first Of No
yemher Would it not be better
to sell at present prices than to
store it, have it re-weighed aud
sold on the first Of November at
nine cents? The loss in weights
and the interest on the money
would more than compensate the
gain. Besides, If a farmer stores
his cotton and waits for rise in
the market he must either pay the
insurance on it or else take the
chances OF having it burned. All
these Considerations lead us to
advise the farmers to put their
cotton On the market and sell it
18th as little delay as possible
III we had a thousand bales we
wo, ii turn it loose as soon as we
could find buyer.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
N3r. Merchant.

Say, EIr. Merchant, do you pro
pose to enjoy all the benefits ac-
cruing to the town and trade from
your county paper and not sup
port it by advertising your busi-
ness? Is the JOURNAL OF no bane-
ft to Dawson and its t1ada?-
Would You as q business man be
willing to have the Journal taken
away? is it true, after al, that O
newspaper is worth nothing to a
town? Suppose we admit for the
sake Of argument that advertising
your individual business viii not
cause you to sell any more goods,
are there no other ways in which
your town paper Is a benefit to
YOU as merchants and business
men? Are you not willing to aid
in sustaining j. therefore, and
thus assist in making it better and
more able to advocate the interests
Of the community and town? 1t
is fact, whether you believe it or
not, that people coming to town to
do business prefer to
trade with q man who IS enterpris-
ing enough to let them know
whether he has bought a new st elk
of goods or whether he is still try
ing to sell of the remnant left
over from last winter. II you
imagine that The people who live
in tae country don't read adrer-
tisements you are }nistG6on. A
man told as the other day that lie
always saved his JOURNAL For sun
day, and that he read every line
in it, advertisements and all, be
fore he stopped. No merchant, in
this day Of enterprise and pro-
gross, can afford torisk the sale OF
stock of goods without adyartis-
ing them and, as we said last
week, the more he alyer5ises the
more viii he sell.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Bankrupt Notice.

I y the District Court Of the United States
4 for the Southern District Of Georgia.
In the matter Of WILLIAM MORROW
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy.
This is to give notice that final meeting
Of the creditors Of sud Bankrupt afore-
said viii be held before Isaac Beckett Reg
lister IN Bankruptcy, at the Office cf L. &.
simmons, Esq, in Americus, Ga, on the
l1th day oi September, 1888, at 4 o'clock,
p. M, for the PURPOSES named in The 27th
section of the Act Of Congress entitled an
Act to establish uniform system Of bank
raptcy throughout The United States. Ap-
proved March 2, 1857.
Sept. CT L. &. HOYL, Assignee.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Bankrupt Notice.

7 N the District Court Of the United States
L for the Southern District OF Georgia.
In the matter Of MOSES IL. BALDWIN
Bankrupt IN Bankruptcy.
This is to give notice that a fourth gen.
crd meeting Of the creditors Of
the Bankrupt aforesaid viii be held before
Isaac Beckett, Register in Bankruptcy, at
the Office Of q. G. Simmons, Esq. in
AmericGs. Ga, on the nth day Of Sep
tember, 1888, ut 4 O'CLOCK, p m., for the
purposes named in the 9th section Of the
Act OF Congress, entitled an Act to estab-
Hsh q uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States. Approved
March ?, 1867. L. c. HOYL,
sept 6-2t Assignee
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
PLEAaE REEaEMBsR
OLD DIR. CHEATHAM

Has NOT SOLD HIS DRUG STORE
IN Dawson. Nor docs he intend doing any
such thing. but as long as he lives he ex-
poets to Continue tie BUSINESS in Dawson,
ana keep as mauy people, old and young,
male AID female, white and colored as lie
can from dying or suffering.
Remember, also. that he continues to
moe all Chronic Diseases, of either sex,
oiiand young, a specJalty.
And remember, TOO, that you may in
most cases save mileage and visits, and
perhaps long bin. by consulting him in
all cases, acute as well as chronic
and when you want Drugs and Medi-
cines, Toilet Articles, Perfumery. 60, &c,
All articles usually ept in a First Glass
Drug Store, You can always find them at
his store, Fresh and Genuine, and as low
for cash as any other house can sell them.
And don't forget to&eep on hand III
every family a supply Of his Exoelsior
Family Medicines. They save the peorle
who use them every ea-, thousands of
dollars and an incompatible amount 6f
pain and suffering.
G. A. CIIEATHAM.
DaFson, Ga S pt. 9TH, 1888 ct.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
n. & a. II. Tiff & Co.,
Albany, Ca.

Read the new advertisement Of
the above firm in this issue Of the
Journal. 1t is one of the Oldest
business houses in Albany, and as
reliable as any house in Georgia.
When you go to Albany be sure
to give them call. They will
treat you right.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
OV EN- NELSON
/ n S TITUTE.
20.

-~--------- -----
TUE UNDERSIGNED, ASSISTED
BT MISS o. T.. PARKER, viii on
Monday tie 2Jith day Of August, proximo,
open this school 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.
An classes and all departments shall re-
cevo careful attention. Should the exi4
gencios require it, other competent assis,
tants will, from time to time, be added.
Good board, in the best families, can be-
had 1t Ten Dollars per mouth.
AS the capacity Of our school-room is
limited, those desiring to avail themselves
Of the dement's Of our instruction, would do
well to enter tsieir children at the beginning.
For further particulars, address
j. VI. I. LowREY, Principal,
July IS, 1883 Pin. Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Tt begins to look now as Il We
were to have an artesian well sure
enough. The new piping has ar
rived and GIr. Jackson is expected
every day to begin work. Mr..
Jackson has bored quite number
OF artesian wells in Albany and
vicinity and never yet has he
made a failure. Oar City Coun-
Gil deserve thanks for the perse-
verance they have displayed in this
matter and it is to be presumed
tbat every citizen Of our town is
willing to accord to them such a
feeling.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
That. Ec,r q nss Hfachine.

A. J. Baldwin & Co. now have in
stock she most complete and vari-
ed assortment Of Goods we have
ever seen in one store in Dawson.
Almost anything you need for any
purpose can be found in this store.
If the ladies want Handsome
Dress Goods for Fall and Winter
wear 60 to the store Of A. J. Bal
dwin u Go. New CaIiooes Of
every shade, grade and color can
be found at this store Fresh from
the Factory. But the feature Of
SPECIAL Attraction now atthe store
Of A. J. baldwin & Go is their
Handsome Display Of Beautiful
Carpets. They have a glass ma
chine for Exhibiting Carpats SO
that you may see the Carpet cut
made and put down in your room
before you buy. Don't fail to go
and see It.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Many of our farmers arc paying
up their guano debts this year
from the first picking Of cotton
This is what we call the part Of
wisdom. 1t is betterfor the farm
er to settle these debts while cot
ton is low; SO, If it should 90 any
higher, he'll have the option of its
benefits. Ii cotton should 60 to
Is cents a pound, tomorrow, il
would take the same number of
poands to settle q guano debt as it
does now when cotton sells for
only 81 cents.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Bankrupt Notice.

TN the District Court Of the United States
Il Tor the southern District Of Georgia
lnthe matter Of JOHN b. VANOVER,
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy.
This is to give notioe4hat final meet
mg Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt
Aforesaid viii be held before Isaac Beckett,
Register in Bankruptcy, at the office Of Z.
G. simmons, Esq, in Americas, Ga, on
the 18th day Of September. 1883, at 4
O'clock, p m, for the purposes named in
the 9Th section OF the Act Of Congress-
entitled an Act to establish q uniform sys-
tenn Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States. Approved March 2, 1867.
sept. 6-2t i. q. HOYL. ASSIGNEE.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Notice.

4 Iii parties are hereby forewarnel
\ against purchasing or trading for a
Note i.eaiust the Undersigned now in the
possession Of James IL. Eaton. Said Note
calls for f15 pounds Of lint cotton and i'd
due the 10Th day Of Oct, 1888 and is maCe
payable to the said Eaton.
NOAH JOHNSON.
Sept. Eth, lse4
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Roberts Brothers have succeed
ed in numbering all the merchants
in town on the SHOE BUSINESS.
They command, now, nearly the
entire trade in this line.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

We went to certain dry goods
house in town the Other day al
least n half dozen times before we
could get to see the proprietor
Every time we called the house
was full Of ladies husilX engaged
in trading. We needed no eS-
planation as to tho cause Of this
rush in trade for we knew chat the
proprietor was one Of our heayi-
est and most persistent adyertis-
ers. Say what you viii, but the
man who does the advertising is
the man who sells the goods.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

We heard several parties say
that the lamps the James boys sell
at $50 is the finest they ever saw
for the money.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

The potato and cane crop will
be q failure; but then our people
must try to plant such other fall
vegetables as will make up for the
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Please remember that I am now
holding down the rear end Of Mr..
Thornton's store. j. B. DRAGAN.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Dr.. Kenlaick's now drug store
is now the great centre Of attrae-
ton. The Doctor proposes to keep
on hand nothing bQt the pura5t
an freshest drugs. In addition
to these, he viii supply his fri nds
aad customers with toilet articles
4t q rarast beauty. Go AMI see
Or. Hendrick. He is never 50
cheerful as when his friends call.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Some Of the largest and finest
melons e, we've seen this year are
Still being brought to our town,
occasionally, vet.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Lumber +! Lumber =!
Bo0ks-----500, 900.

VOLUMES. the choicest literature Of
the world 1G0-Plge Catalogue free
Lowest prices ever known Not sold by
aealera. Sent for examination before psy-
ment ON evidence Of good faith
JOHN Is. ALDEN, Publisher,
p o Box 1897. Is Vesey ST.. ~ r.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

THE LIGHT RUNNING
aawssT'g SE'NIf]G MAcY'ME


At Chickasawhatchee next
Tuesday night. For the purpose
Of repairing the Methodist church.
All invited.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Honestv is alwavs the best poll

Honesty is always the best poll
cv. The man who thinks he can
live and support o good character
by .dodging about from year to
year trying to avoid the payment
of honest debts is just simply
mistaken. This sort OF a man
is always spotted and while
people may speak to him as o
naster Of unadulterated politenesa,
he may rest assured that the true
inwardness Of his character is not
fOrg0tGen.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

crop or no crop; long or short
crop our farmers are getting
ready to pay their guano debts
and store accounts. Whenever an
honest man coutra cts a debt he is
going to pay it il there is any way
to do it. -
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

How can a merchant be content
to derive al the benefits from his
town paper as a medium Of com
munication and advice without
sustaining it in the way Of ady1r-
tising his business?
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Bead in this number Of the Jour
ma! the new advertisement OF ELAN
johnson. He offers for sale his
farm near Bronwood and if you
want bargain now is the time to
secure it. Dno't fail to examine
his advertisement closely.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
Buy your Bran, at
Snow q HATCHTR's.

7 am selling $500 Bed-steads
for $1,000. They are going like
hot cakes, and viii soon be cone.
j. A. Fulton.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
VIII Make Fortunes

ON "a few acres and the convenience Of
~ transportation 1T yourd0cr is ncaicula.
bic.
! VIII sell il as a whole, Or viii d vide
it into three pats ii fail to sell l. oct.
ist, VIII either arrange 10 pat s. E4auch
business coupled with a flrst-c.Gss truck
farm on il, or VIII lay it OF Il town lcts
aid sel tAat way
Z Meaa business and w'no to ind a iaau
l. with money in hi' pac6el and sand in
his gizzard to take bod and develop tho
hidden resources OF that delighlfu place.
The soil is also adapted to fruit culture,
aud especially the LeConte pear.
EIan Johnson,
ATLANTA, CA.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Mr. A. 7. Holt, Of Lumpkin,
wa was IN the city a couple of days
i SnlS week. Mr.. Holt is one Of the
nandsQmest III; young man in Geor-
! Sla ana the circumstances indicate
~ thaT he was drawn to our city by
me recent visit Of couple Of our
young ladies' to Lumpkin.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Don't forget to inquire for the
III Iln shop just behind Tholnton's
SIofe' j. b. BRAGAN.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13
H. fraser Grant s. Co,
SaV0nuah. Go

N"F 1altdn, Ga.
| Head in this issue of the jour
ial II the new advertisement OF
Il. y. Eras~r Grant & o., Cotton
T{,Ts fT{aclors' Savannah, Ga. Fllie
ona oneaih@m, at ia an old Dawson boy, is
one i oi the members OF this enter
PP;lsIng Pi firm and we baspeak for
f.l flm liberal share Of pafr naoa
;nn ;'on Inls section during the com
oa5 r1s s season. Ellie Cheatham is
orshld onE OK the most upright and hon
o.ao'e stat business young man in tine
I5.25,, 5a =, and, going from Terrell rs
bo,,3' o u35'' deserves rec e5Enition at the
lg; Ialas OF all who have cotton 10
fni.. i.' % Savannah. Connected with
oit ,nls house is also Mr.. Go. Rol}.
,r ,7' .h2tbar o7aof Tewai,'a b,ve.
1t. Hobert as3i,s fba noe;t.,n
~ l.li5 drm % aasi-tanswara5apse-
tl 4I1a and all those Who ea4ru !
o ,lIlr cotton 70 Iisc7ra mavrset
81 =. ',91 that ii viii ,, ven atlen.l-
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

The cotton coming in to market
now IS altogether "middling" and
good middGng." It is almost
impossible for our cotton buvers
to get up an order Of anv other
kind of cotton. This is all the
better, however, for our farmers
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Mr.. G. T. Cheves, cotton buyer
from Albany, is now located IN
our town Cor The purpose OF baY-
ing cotton. 1Ia viii probably re-
main all the se8son.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Our cotton buyers are PAYING
good & prices for cotton and take ali
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Mr.. A. J. Carver ran over to
Eafanla ! and spent a day or two
this week.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

The smiling face Of Frank
Clark can now be seen behind the
counters at BIr. I. r. Ihornton's
store. Tobo and Frank viii make
a strong team to pull together.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Turner Lewis is one OF the most
active cotton buyers in the city.
1t is to chopped that ha will make
a big pile Of money this season
out Of cotton.
The Dawson journal., 1883-09-13

Somebody lost Greats" last
Monday as to which warehouse
received the most cotton on the
Saturday preceding.