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sox,s,pr should coin oiminut'v' OF
a.. 80 ..orank.- Some peop'e are TOO
go, "a hear up uodsr the full we'gst Of
the tenn.
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M.rrHxv AEsoLB viii not write BOOK
about America. III ATrHhW IL ho' oAo Wv
of fellow after all.
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THE WEEKLY,

COinpnri q r..ht rngcs - hhy-siN columns
igthn lr. rtsI unI thrh est ncNtpapof Too we
stsio. and j. nov offered a. She following 10
dugeu raiea,
OAs Cory, ono Ncnr,,,,,t ,,,..., 80. sl'an
From alarrh To- November 10, 1884 10
IrVAAiAnlY ~ ADvASCs
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g.ry.i loaf is better than no bread sno
.,.a,a mace on the ticket. with GuIffAs
contingencies, IL not 10 be spurned.
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SAN Akromo is not Sgood town for the
stranger TO paint red. TOO nucn '''s' :.
ffst'c talent.
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GENTLE ANNIE is informed by these pres
ents that spring hrs come.
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Fonr woRrH's tow.line is steadily drag
ging IN the conyen lon.
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rur p,ow is speeding right merriiy
through the black dirt OF North Texas just
now.
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Thar same wire fence stretches acio's
manv a path to the guhernatorisl mansion
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The Dead March in Saul seems to BIZ the
campaign melody.
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MEDIA. Pa, March 20.-Delegstes OF Del
aware county instructed for Randall for
president.
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FRIDAY, MARCH Al. IL
INDICATIONS.

For the Western Calf sts'es-GenerAhy fmr
weather; slight rise In temperature wihds Emit
fug 10 east and south.
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Tnv average Gslrestouian has deep Tnier
on the brain.
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THERE 10 no such ,aing rs rotatius ne
can 1idata cror.
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For the Western Gull siatet-Wsrmsr,
Generally fair westhes; essterly 10 south
ers~ winds.
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TxTY ARE AT HORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ G. BOGEL as n candidate for re-
election To the Office Of Cly Asre sor ana Col
lectOr Election, 2nd Tuesda n ~
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TrxAs congregational iences are oil in good
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Y1Ty ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the ane of Cllone. ]. Ct WILLIAMSON
as n cand idae fer the Office of AID fmHn from
the III IT W ,id.
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states and Canada.
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Tsr mortar-mi1er leads a stirring life.
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VLjr IKE .UIHUhiZtD TO ANNUIhCE
w Mr.. siGMCVD LOEB ~ a candidate ior
re-eloctl u for Aldormau IN ropresen the Fourth
WnrA EecilOn. 2nn rue dag IN April
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ZNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AhNnU CE
w the name OF Colon W Is. GREESLAW
a c.ndidats for the ollos OF Alderman from
IN gpcond Ward.
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I'VE Aux AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w DR.. NJ. V. NEwSOM hs a candidate for
Alderman OF the Fourth Ward. Election. 2nd
Tu0sdny In krril
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gx1E ARE ACTHoKIzEO TO AMMO usOS
w En- G. SMITH as q candidate for Alderman
.! Tic roulih Ward. Fllcioni 2nd tuesday IN
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fYOS HECAEL of L fGE NuMBEk
u Of citizens OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
HROWN Is n candidate for A d-rmau Of the same
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ETK ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w p M. COCKRELL rs ii candidate for Al
AMMAN from the First Ward.
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TTE ARR AUTHOR ZEO 10 ANNOUNCE
w Cprian ROBERT GIBSON ss candidate
crr ID .tuau of tho ifth W-rd.
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IIvg ARE UTHoRizEO a vDKEQU EsfED
w 10 announce ar. J G ARNOLD as a can
didate for reelection b. the Office OF Cary Mar
shal Electl.n 2nd Tuesday In Aprt'
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n HEREBY ANNOUNCE Myself AZ GAN
i didae fr Alderman OF the rim WARD
Election, 2nd Tuesdav in ADrl N oTkW 1T.
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TIjE AR REQU nSrED 10 ANk0UrCt J
w " PORTER for Alderman of the Second
ward Election 2nd Tuesday IN Ar-il.
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VIZ Ara AUTHOR ZED TO ANNdl NOE
W fsmain ROBERT y. sEAY Us d candidate
~, AiH.rt. Il fn Told Ward.
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NE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCB
w M r ROWLEY as candidate for AL
deymsn from the Fourih Msrd.
Tf1E ARE AUTHORIZED TO AEa0GNCEJ.
w d CARTER as a candidate for Alderman
In the Sixth ward
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Guif, C0loradO y shntl Fo.
N ouMcEMs Ms.

VIZ AR a nor zED 10 a NOuEcE
w SIR JACOB e ,UCH as "a candidate for
Couua.'ui ia The Third Ward. Election, slh
OF AMI.
w tE AUTHORIZED % ANNOUNCE
w Cl NJ y. A WI LlAMs as" candida'e
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shal. kectl.n 2nd Tuesday in April
yIyZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN uNCE
w p. i sHEEHAN as an Independent can
didats for City Marshal. Election Ind Tuesday
In April --------....-.,,.-,..-
NE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE w.
w L. VAUGHAN as a candidate far city AZ
sassor am Collector. Election. md Tuesday In
April.
TfTEAKE AUTHORIZED TO kNNO NCk
w the name OF Captain W. Y. MORTON az
sand date tot City Marshal. Elecaon'1no 'ues'
dsy In Anril
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TIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W III JOHN srEGLM ~ Tor te.electien 10
tho R.c, hoffman IN the Second Ward OF
the ptfv FltciI n sth II anil
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aNTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAN on NlIItKFIls cIlnngcd N
e<antly 70 u GLOSSY BLACK t7 a single 81
plicstion OF this Drs Sold by Druggist
"a sent by express on receipt OF 81.
once. a Murray STREET. New yorh
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CARPET DEPARTMENT
BODY BRUSSELS
AT a1.I5 PER YARD.

This department will be en-
larged, and before the altera-
tons will take place we have
concluded to make another re-
duction on Odds and Ends.
Tapestries at Csc and 75c, well
worth 90 and 81. Extra Su-
pers at 75c.
In New Goods we are
showing a great variety of
Moquettes. Body Brussels, Ia
pestries, Three-ply Extra SUI
per Ingrains, Straw Mattings,
Lace Curtains, Turcoman and
Raw Silk and every novelty
which Isl apt to ornate your
house.
BODY BRUSSELS
AT s1.15 PER YARD.
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We AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w IN rooney ~ candidate ior Ie-elen.
lion thr Onicr Of Al rman Of tho Second
Nr.th q n q ..inm mi lnnl nlNCt on.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

The powers vested in the Railroad
Commission, of this state, strikes US
as being entirely too arbitrary. With
its present underlined, and practically
unlimited powers, there is
no telling what it may
not do. If the Commission
should say that the freights from
Atlanta to Dawson should be reduc-
ed to three cents a hundred, the
railroads have no way of helping
themselves, but must tamely submit.
Under the present underlined scope
of power conferred upon this body,
it is to all intents and purposes an
absolute monarIy, exerting such
power as it wills t. exert. 1t is
dangerous grant of power and may
not be defended from any stand point
OF equity or justice. 1t must not
be forgotten that railroads have
rights as we'll as individuals, and they
ought to be protected in the oxer
else of their rights the same as indi-
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
The Brunswick and w estern
Railroad Again.

As will be seen from the following
excerpt taken from the Albany News
and Advertiser OF a recent issue, the
question of extending the Brunswick
and Western Railroad is again being
agitated. At recent meeting of
the stockholders Of this road. Mr..
L. E. Welch, of Albany, was elected
one of the directors OF the road, where
upon the News and Advertiser has
this to say:
But the election of representa-
ti7- Albany man to position upon
the Board Of Directors, as we take it,
means that this city is to be ignored
by the road and its management no
longer. That is the con
struction we put upon it, aud
the News AND ADyEgrIs-
Err speaks advisidly when it says that
Mr.. Welch did not seek the position,
but agreed to accept it only af' er
he had been assured by President
Wolfe that it was rendered in good
faith, with the assurance that he
meant to extend and improve the
road, and wanted the co-opeat;on of
the business men of Albany in the
work.
Mr. Wolfe, on his visit TO this citv
on Saturday last, explained to those
Of our business men who called on
him the difficulties he had to contend
with since he came into possession of
the road little more than a wear
ago; and these explanations, togeth-
er with the causes that hal DELAYED
his plans for improving and extend
ing the road, were feasible, and. 50
lar as we know, gave entire satisfac-
ton. And now these explanations.
followed by the election of an ALBANY
man as director of the road, ought
to inspire the confidence Of the peo-
pie of this city and renew the bright.
est hopes our business men have ever
entertained as to the benefits they
would derive from the road in the
event of its extension westward.
The new Board Of Directors will
meet the latter part of the present
month, when the plans definitely
agreed upon will doubtless be made
known
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
A BCighs Outlook.

Why should men look constant,
upon the dark side of any picture
1t is enough to give one dyspepsia
net to say Mysteries. That there
are men, however, even in Dawson
who habitually gaze upon the gloomy
side of every question and enter
prise, can not be denied. It ought
TO be remembered that every cloud
has its silver lining, and every cues
ton its bright side. When circum-
stances are sufficiently englossing.
or the question cf sufficient gravity
to demand serious contemplation,
then, it becomes every man, as the
act OF wisdom, to look boldly, but
calmly at all sides Of question; but
when there is nothing in the nature
Of the case to inspire apprehension
OF alarm, it is the hight of folly to
atllict the mind and nerves with un-
ceasing fore5odings OF evil. Now,
we AJAX, what is there in the business
outlook of the approaching year to
make merchants, or any other class
Of men, respondent ? Are the far
mers more deeply involved in debt
than in other years! No one will
pretend to claim that this is true.
On the contrary, the supplemental
report of the agricultural Commits
sioneI, of this State, WHO has taken
great rains 10 investigate this very
question, shows that the Indebtedness
Of the farmers is now les by Is per
cent than it was year ago. Is there
anything alarming, then, in this state
of things? Is it not further true,
that the farmers are now better
with home raised supplies
than at any period since the war
Was there ever so much meat raised
i'll the country before? Have not the
farmers an abundance Cf bread? We
ask, then, again, what is there in the
future outlook to make men blae and
despondeat? Absolutely nothing.
Tie plain, unvarnished truth is, the
farmers have never been in SO com
Portable y condition since the war as
now. The status of every other
class, then, can be measured by the
status of the farmer. Ii The farmer
is prosperous acd easy so must the
merchant, mechanic, physician, law
Yer, editor and all other classes be
prosperous and easy. 1t being shown
that the condition of the farmer is
prosperous, we can see DO reason
why any should become gloomy over
the future outlook, but, upon the
contrary, there is abundant reason
why everybody should be cheerful
and happy.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Colonel Bob Hardman, of the
Comptroler's Office, says: The peo-
pie are paying their taxes up more
promptly this year than ever before
since I've been in this Office; more
money has been received up to
date than ever at this time.
The collectors report the people
cheerful and easy. 1 do not think
we shall have to issue fla against q
collector this year, thing unpreced-
ented in the history of the office
Atlanta Constitution.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
be Furman system

The Furman system Of
farming is making its way
in Georgia, Furman simply
epitomized the philosophy Of inten-
sive farming. But that caught on
when vague suggestions would have
slipped off. Mr.. G. L. Ellison, of
Flat Greek, Ga, says 1T has taught
me some sense. l have been getting
poorer for years trying to grow cot
ton on fifteen acres. Last year I
concentrated on three acres. OFF
three acres the year before I got $50
pounds of lint cotton. l spent S13
in fertilizers Furman as directs and
$3.50 for applying it. 1 got $50
pounds oflint cotton. The surs-pIus
cotton on the three acres paid for The
fertilizers and putting it on, and $50
besides. will make four bales on
the three acres next year, and bring
IN three more acres. My neiohbors
are adopting the same plan"
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
This Compound is Purely Veeeta5ze.

Each article of in
gredient is perfectly
harmless in itself, and
in combination forms
one of the most pow
erful, efficient and
pleasant medicines and
permanent cure of
Rheumatism, Scrofu-
la, Scald Head or Tet4
ter, old Chronic Sores
of all kinds, Boils
Pimples and all Dis
eases arising from an
impure state of the
Blood. 1t is also good
as an apetizeI' and
For General Debility.
This medicine is no
seer ct nostrum; its
formula is open for
inspection to any ply
sician, and we invite
any and all physicians
who will take the trou
bic to examine into its
merits.
CAMBELL BROS,
Druggists, Sole Man
ufacturers. Superln-
tended by
SAM'L HODGES.
Corner Broad & Sum
mer streets, Nashville,
Tenn. Price 81 per
Bottle, or 6 bottles for
So
TELEPHONE No. $50.
ALSO
Manufacturers of
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
From The Press.

Mr.. D. A. Smith, Editor of the
Keowee Courier, Walhalla, S. c. saws:
Il have used Norman's Neutrahzing
Cordial several years and fnd ii sune-
rlor to any remedy have tried for all
di'orders of the stomach and bowels
1t has the first place in our hoase-
hold and is indispen nsable."
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

The question of cleaning their cot
ton carefully before selling it is being
a8ltated by farmers in Georgia and
South Carolina. 1t iq shown to pay
for the e.t. work.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
Elections this year from Const

Elections this year from Consta-
be down to President. Now let
every patriotic citizen step to the
front, shnck Of his coat and enter the
race. Those who don't get elected
will have plenty Of flu anyhow.
Ba:nbrll5c Democrat.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

A will has been found executed by
Gen. w. M. Brown, of Athens, max
ing Ex President Davis and Judge
James Jackson his executors. Judge
Howell Cobb had been appoin,ed by
law, but now gives way to those nam
ed in the recently discovered will and
testament of the deceased.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
Norman's Neutralizing Cordial,

In another column you will find
an advertisement of Norraans' Neu-
trailing Cordial This excellent
medicine is . sovereign remedy for
all disorders of the stomach and
bowels. It ls as pleasant and harm
less as blackberry wine, contains no
opium and will not constipate.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

We see nothing whatever in the
Huntington letters calculated to 10
feet upon the integrity and honor Of
General Gordon either as a private
citizen or q public servant.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Prof B. 7. Hunter, formerly of
Albany, has accepted the presidency
of the Agricultural College at Cuth-
bert Prof Sanford has resigned and
moved to Jefferson county.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Senator Colquitt made his maiden
speech in the United States Senate
on last Thursday and is reported as
having created quite fine impress
sion upon that body.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

III. Kimbal is said to oe prepar-
ing TO make another race for the
aayoralty of Atlanta
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

1t is said that Hon. Daniel n. Specr
will not be candidate for state
Treasurer agin. We doubt il Geor-
gia has truer man, or more faithful
officer than he.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

have sold at retail in four months
over II dozen S. S. S. and have
watched its effects very closely, and
to every one who has used it it has
given entire satisfaction. have seen
it used in the secondary and in the
tertiary stages, and in each with the
most wonderful effect. l have seen
it stop the hair from falling out in a
very short time. | advise all suffer
ers to take it and be cured.
w. II. PATTERSON, Druggist
Dallas, Texas.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Kit Warren is now associate editor
on the SUMTER REPUBLICAN. Already,
he is making the columns of this IA
NOUS old sheet flash with bis wit and
humor. Kit Warren and the "old
Colonel will make a lively team.
Right here, we remark, the SUMTER
REPUBLICAN is the best printed news
paper in Georgia.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

No newspaper comes to our office
shat is better edited than the little
Eufaula Bulletin. What it lacks in
quantity is made up in quality.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

A woman has applied to President
Arthur to be appointed Governor OF
Washington Territory.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Judge Latimer, Of Luinpkin, has
bought the INDEPENDZNr. The Jour.
nal welcomes the Judge to the tripod
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Senator Edmuuds has been rcclect-
ed president pro TEN OF tAo United
States Senate
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Over 10000 dollars has been paid
out in the last three months to
manned confederate soldiers.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

New steel rails a-e now being lain
on the s. w. r. r. instead of the old
Horn-out iron ones now in use.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

1t is estimated 10y the Journal
clerk of the House that no less than
ten thousand bills viii be introduced
in the present congress. out of which
number he thinks about five hundred
will pass.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

The City of Columbus, a Georgia
steamer belonging to the Ocean
Steamship Company, recently went
down near Martha's Vineyard drown
ing one hundred persons. AnAtlan,
ia lady and child We're among the
drowned.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

Savannah has discarded the new
time and now sleeps and eats by the
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
Administrators Sale.

PY virtue of an order from the Court of
~ Ordinary of Terrell county, will be
sold before the court house door in Daw-
son, Ga, on the first Tuesday in February
next, within the usual hours of sale, four
acres of land, more or less, off of the north
east corner of lot number IA, in the 3rd
district OF said county. Also at the same
time and place, one old buggy and harness.
Sold as the property of estate of Maria
Arnold, decd. Terms cash.
F. W. CLARK, Admir-.
Jan. list, 19S4.-4t.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

The Savannah, Morning News will
here after send seven, papers week
to its subscribers, they being furnish
ed with the sunday edition without
extra charge. The News is undoubt-
edly one the staunchest old Journals
in Georgia.
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24

During the year 1883 the Coroner
of Chatham county held l61 inquests
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
Notice
TO DEBTORS & CIIEDITORS.

GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY:
W Notice is hereby given to all per-
TIN, late Of said county, decd, to present
them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount. And all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby re-
quired to make immediate payment to
me. l.. c. HOYL,
Dec. 16, 1886. admir-
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
SIOOO REWARnt

Will DO paid TO any Chemist who will find. on AnsA
ysle OF 100 bottles y s. one paTllele Of MereaIA
lodide Potassium or any mineral substance
SuR SWIFT SPECIFIC co
Drawer ., ATLANTA ck
The Dawson journal., 1884-01-24
SWIFTS SPECIFIC

Is not a triumph oi science. bnt Is A ,erelauoa
through the instinct OF the untutorcd savage ami w
complete nntldote TO all kinds Of Blood Posaa
and Skin Humor.