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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THE Kiralfys, as actors and theatri
cal managers, have a pretty keen eye
to business. They have opened a ten
weeks engagement at the California
theater, San Francisco. and have leased
the Grand Opera house for the same
period, and shut it up. so that they
can have no opposition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

The paternal grandfather of the late
Vice-President Hendricks was a Justice
of the Peace at Lancaster, Pa, in 1904.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THE receipts of four concerts just
given at San Francisco, by Nine.
Nevada, were $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

Mrs. ELIZA DUNHAM. who has been
teacher in the St. Louis schools for
thirty-three years, and The principal of
the Laclede school, has been fined by the
Court of Criminal Correction for whip
ping a bad boy too hard.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17
We accidently overheard the follow

We accidently overheard the follow
ing dialogue on the street yesterday.
Jones. Smith, why don't you stop that
disgusting hawking and splitting?
martyr to catarrh.
j. Do as | did. had the disease in
its worst form but am well now.
S. What did you do for it?
j. used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
1t cured me and it viii cure you.
S. I've heard oft, and by Jove III try
it.
J. Do so. You Il find it at all the drug
stores in town.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

In Toronto, where women have full
municipal suffrage, 5000 women are
on the voting lists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

JOHN ANTRAM, an Ohio man of
course (residing at Lebanon) CLAIMS
to be a great-grand-nephew of Geo.
Washingtons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THE courts in Canada cannot grant
divorces, but only separation de
corps ct de ens"-separation of body
and goods. Divorces can only be
obtained by act of parliament.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THE crazy quilt show recently held
at Boston was decided success, but
the effort to conduct one at New York
a complete failure
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

BERLIN, Germany, has population
of 1.316,372, as shown by the census
Just completed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THK new anesthetic. which came
near being made notorious in the la
mcntable Bradley case in Chicago, was
discovered but little more than a year
ago, by DR.. Roller. young physician
ofVienna, Germany. Upon the au-
nouncement Of the discovery in this
country Il number Of noted physicians
tested it. and became satisfied of its
efficacy and usefulness. The use of
the drug in the case of Gen. Grant
gave ii prominence before the country,
whereas before it had only been known
by the medical people. and even by
them n limited way. 4 number Of
New York physicians have recently
been inquired Of concerning the drug,
including Drs Douglass, Shrady, Ham
mond. Doremus and Corning and all
spoke highly Of It's merits and the use
fulness like to accrue from its proper
use. One of these gentlemen says he
regards the discovery as wonderful and
important as that of electricity. aud q
great blessing. how great cannot yet
he told. From considerable mass OF
testimony it may be deduced. that
cocaine is a most valuable remedial
agent, powerful and effective as an anes-
thetic, but only safe to be used by
skilled hands.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

Mrs. MARGARET RYAN, of New York.
was run over by truck and so injured
that it was necessary to amputate a
limb. When the effect of the chlorO-
form. under the influence of which the
operation had been performed, had
passed off, Mrs. Ryan insisted that the
member from which she had been sep
arated be given christian burial in
her family burial plot in Calvary Gem
etery. The doctor a. coroner were
puzzled tor time but finally prepared
a certificate that it was believed would
be received by the Board of Health.
In this document it was duly set forth
that Mrs. Ryan's leg had died of am
putation in the Chambers Street Hos
pital on Nov. %. 1885. that it was fifty
years old, married, and part mother of
family. The leg was buried with all
due ceremony.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

GEN. SHERIDAN's book will be out in
April.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

A THEATRE with seating capacity
of 10000 is projected at New Orleans.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

A STATUE of Lord Byron is soon to
be set up in Athens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

THE Virginia gubernatOrial term is
four years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

IT is said of Hawthorne that he
never used an italicised word.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

z. William L. Wilson, D. Charlestown.
.. Charles p. Snyder, D. 49, Charleston.
4. Eustace Gibson, D. . Huntington.
Wisconsin,.
!. Lucien B. Caswell, X. -. Fort Atkinson.
:. Edward 5. Bragg, ID. Fond du Lac.
.. Robert NJ. La Toilette, r.. Madison.
A. Isaac W. Van Schaick, X. Milwaukee.
3. Joseph Rankin, D.. .Manitowoe.
o. Richard Guenther, r. - Oshkosh.
z. Ofmsby b. Thomas, r.. Prairie du Chen.
3. William T. Price, RS Black River Falls
0. Isaac Stephenson, Re-. .Marinette,
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THE NEW HOUSE.
List of the Members Elect, With Their
Places of Residence.


Places of Residence.
Democrats. ..............- ..........'.'''l zoo
Grgcuback D. mOCrat., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Greenback- Republican,. ..........,,., i
Total number OF members ....... 1926
Members of the F"rty-eighth Congress re-
elected to the Forty-ninth. ...............1S5
Alabam1,
T. James It. Jones, D* ... .Demopols.
>. Hillary A. Herbert. D.. Montgomery.
3. William c. Oates. D* ....Abbeville.
4. Alexander c.. Dayihsor, d.. Uniontown.
5. Thomas w. Sadler, Do. Prattvil e.
8. j. NJ. Martin, d. .Tuecaloosa
Z. William II. Forney, rs. Jacksonville.
s. Joseph Wheeler, D....... Wheeler.
Arlonsas.
/. Poindexter Dunn, u Forest City.
g C. i. Breckenridge. U+... Pine BluG.
g. Thomas c. McRea b+..... Prescott.
4. John H. Rogers, Dt...... Fort smith.
5. Samuel W. Peel, D~....... .Bentonvills.
california.
l. Barclay Henley, D'....... Santa Rosa.
:. j. A. Louttit, X. Stockton,
3. Joseph McKenna, R....... .suisun.
f. w. w. Morrow, R......... san Francisco.
5. Charles n. FELTON,, R.......San Mateo.
6. IL. Ii. Markham, R........ Los Angeles.
C75;rado.
1. George G. Symes, .,....Denver.
Connecticut.
/. John R. Buck, R......... Hartford.
.. Charles L. Mitchell, D*. New Haven.
3. John 4. Wait, RI. Norwich,
4. Edward w. Seymour, D'....Litchfeld.
DetdWGre.
i. Charles 3. Lore, D.. Wilmington.
Florida.
I. Robert II. NJ. Davidson, Dt.Quincy.
2. Charles Dougherty, D.. Port Orange.
Georgia.
I. Thomas NJ Norwood, d. . Savannah.
,. Henry G. Turner, D.. Quitman.
8. Charles F. Crisp, D+........ Americas.
4, Henry r. Harris, D........ Greenvile.
3. n. j. Hammond, D'........ Atlanta.
6. James II. Rlount, D+.......Macon.
{. Judson G. Clements, D.. Lafayette.
s. Scaborn Reese, D.. Sparta.
0. Allen d. Gambler, D.. .......Gainesvils.
10. George T. Barnes, D........Augusta.
Illinois.
l. Ransom W. Durham, Rs. Chicago.
9. Frank Lawler, D..,.......Chcago.
8. James Fl. Ward, D......... Chicsgo.
4. George f. Adams, r.. Chicago.
s. A j. Hopkins, R+....Aurora.
8. Robert II. Hit, Rt.......M Mount Morris.
Z. Thomas j. Henderson, r. Princeton.
8. Ralph Plumb, R.........S treator.
8. Lewis (. Psyson, R.. Pontiac.
10. Nicholas E. Worthingtou, D*Peoris.
IL. William II. Ncece, Dt..... .macomb.
u. James M. Riggs, D'..... Winchester.
10. William NJ. Springer, D. Springfield.
"A. Jonathan IL. Rowel g*... Bloomington.
IS. Joseph g. Cannon, r.. Dsnville.
IS. Silss Z. LSHdes, D......... Mount Carmel.
Il. John r. Eden, D.. Sullivan.
Is. William r. Morrison, D.. Waterloo.
nN.h.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, (born
Jenny Jerome. daughter of Leonard
Jerome of New York; has been invest
ed by Queen Victoria with the insignia
of the Imperial Order of the Crown Of
India. On the accession of the Con-
servatives to power, few months ago,
Lord Randolph Churchill was made
Secretary of State for India, in the new
ministry, and the distinction conferred
upon his wife is the first instance of an
American woman being decorated by
Queen Victoria. There are less than
one hundred ladies in the Order
(Which is exclusively feminine) Of
whom thirty-one are members of the
royal family. The insignia consists Of
Her Majesty's Royal and Imperial
Order. V. r. X l., in diamonds,
pearls, and turquoises, encircled by
border set with pearls surmounted by
the Imperial crown, jeweled and en-
ameled in proger colors, attached to
light blue watered ribbon, edged
white. of one inch aud a half in width,
tied in a bow.
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NOTES OF THE TIMES.
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TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.

ATtS0Hd.
Curtis c. Bean, X. Prescott.
DAKOTA.
Oscar 5. Clifford, R............C atnon.
Idaho.
John HALEY, D................B Boise City.
Montana.
Joseph X. Toole, D........ Helena.
Mem Merico.
Anthony Joseph, D............o jo Caliente.
Utah.
John II. Game Peoples Ticket)+salt Lake City.
Washington.
Charles s. Voorhees,, d. .Colfax.
Hy0Haiag
Joseph NJ. Carey, R........... Cheyenne.
*Member OF the Forty-eighth Congress.
+Eiected to succeed james K Jones, D.,
elected TO the Senate to succeed Augnstus II.
Garland, d., appointed Attorney General in
President Cleveland's Cabinet.
Effected to succeed Reuben Ellwood, r., de-
ceased.
Selected to succeed Samuel 8. Cox, D., APP
pointed Minister TO Turkey.
ELECTED to succeed W. A. Duncan deceased.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

Something fresh in cors ets--A dude
The Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17
Oregon.



Z. S. Osborne Cat large), r. Wilkesbarre.
/. Henry II. Bingham, RI. Philadelphia.
2. Charles O'Neill, 3D.. Philadelphia.
3. Samuel j. Randall, D* -. Philadelphia.
4. William D Kelley, RI. -. Philadelphia.
5. Alfred c. Harmer, RI. 49,. Philadelphia.
G. James B. Everhart, RI. West Chester.
Z. l. Newton Evans, RI. Marlborough.
8. Daniel Ermentroat, D*. Reading,
0. John A. Hestand, X. -. Lancaster.
10. William Fl. Sowderi, D.. Allentown.
II. John B. Storm. D.. -. .stroudssnrg.
IL. Joseph A. scranton, r. Scranton.
10. Charles n. Brumm, CIR. ,Minersville.
IA. Franklin Bound, r. Milton.
Is. Frank c. Bunnell, X. Tuhkhannotk
16. Wi liam W. Brown, R%. =. Bradford.
II. Jacob NJ. Campbell, RI. .Johnstown.
IS. Louis E. Atkinson, RI .Miflintown.
49, John A. Swope, D*a. ....... Gettysburg.
20. Andrew G. Curtin, D* -. Bellefonte.
81. Charles L. Boyle, D*. Unontown.
%. James S. Negley, R*. .Pttsbnrg.
%. Thomas NJ. Bayne, RI Robells.
"a. Oscar L. Jackson .......New Castle.
%. Alexander C. White, R.. .Brookyille,
26. George W. Fleeger, Il 49,. .Bu'ler.
20. William L. Scott D...,.... Erie.
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I. Henry J. Spooner, Providence.
2. William A. Pirce. Il. ...... Olneyyille.
South Carolina.
/. Samuel Dibblo, D% .Orargeburg.
?. George D. Tiliman, Dr.. Ed gefeld
B. D. Wyatt Aiken, D* Cokesburg,
l. William H. Perry, d .Greeuville.
S. John J Hemphill, DE-. Chester.
6. George w. Dargan. De-. Darlington.
z. Robert Smalls, RI. Beaufort
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
Free Sale.

The Presideat of the State Ag-
ricultural Society announces that
all persons having improved cot
ton seed, corn, wheat, oats, or seed
for planting, of any variety, or ar
ticles or animals, of any variety,
for sale OF distribution, can notify
the Secretary, E. G. Grier, at once
of such desire, and the same will
be advertised free and sold, either
privately or publicly, on the
grounds-thus afford'ng persons
visiting the Fair an easy and
cheap method of investigating and
buying what other persons may
have for sale.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
Fine Plantation For
Sale.

I offer for sale my plantation,
known as the Bryan place, four
miles from Bronwood and four
miles from Smithville The place
contains 800 acres of as good
farming land as there is in South
west Georgia, good dwelling
house, four rooms, with dining
room and kitchen attached, five
wells of good freestone water,
good frame tenement houses, good
fencing, barns, horse lots, tables,
etc. The farm is in good state
of cultivation and lies one mile
from the public road, with railway
running through it, and Kincha-
foonee creek running North of it
Now is your time to buy a fine
farm cheap, terms, one-half cash
and the other half in one and two
years. For further information
call on or address,
Mrs. III. E. BRYAN.
at BrOnwOOd Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
The New York Fvenino Post

The New York Evening Post
offers its semi-weekly edition to
new readers for the last three
months OF this year for 25 cents.
Its makeup includes, besides the
news of the half-week, the leading
editorials Of the daily edition, for
eign and domestic correspondence,
personal, political and religious
notes, book reviews, musical and
dramatic criticism, farm, house
hold, and fashion hints, selections
from the best current foreign lit
erature, etc. Owing to its thor
oughly independent attitude upon
all political questions, the views
of the Evening Post are more ca
gerly sought and more widely
copied than those of almost any
other newspaper in the country.
This was the case in the last pres
idential campaign, when, for rea-
sons which it gave in advance of
the nomination, it found itself TN
able to support the republican
candidate. This has been the
case also since the election. for
the paper has again demonstrated
its independence by promptly de-
nouncing all departures of the new
administration from the reform
pledges upon which it was intrust-
ed with power.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
Home Council

WE take pleaswe in csllipg yoaaSsd S in
w ton to a remedy 50 long nfeaVu .ss crit, 4,
carrying children safety thronsH; " H;n'calcula>
ical stage Of teethng. 1t IS osiid al "' If you
BILE blessing to mother and emu. fretfulr
are disturbed at night with slJH, s';native. it
teeshing child, use Pitts CF,,l,roIt rnr,lIate the
will give instant relief, ana fo tesrd and easy,
bowels, and make teething S sac niorrhGs. 1h
1t will cure Dysentcry ana ma! p,pf prolief for
Pitts Carminative is an instant 5riCrestioD, rC,i
cole Of infants. 1t will promote ,,I,.sh u,5h and
give tone and energy to the ;,,r cbild will
bowels. The sick, puny, suiieilns ioy Cn' Of the
soonbecome the fat and irollc,5 i.,, II the taste
household. 1t is very pieasllits tnttle " Sod
and only costs 25 cents pei 0o'''
by druggists.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

Mrs. SARAH RoNEY, a white Ne-
man confined in the Fort Gaines
Jail with her daughter and son for
the murder of a man named Mil
irons, died in that prison one night
last week with congestive chill.
Her son has been tried and con-
victed of murder and the daugh-
ter will be tried on the same
charge in December Death has
relieved the gallows Of victim
a frail, weak woman.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

THE Waycross Headlight man
has postponed an intended trip to
Brunswick because Editor Hedge,
of the Breeze, has just taken a
square meal at the hotel. If that
county down there is too poor to
furnish more than one square
meal, we cordially invite the
Headlight man to make US a visit
up here and guarantee him
enough to eat, besides some to put
in his pockets to carry home to
the old lady and children. We
have hog and homiDy in abund-
ance in old Terrell.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

The religious papers of Eng
land are discussing the monoto-
nous question, Ought clergymen
to wear moustaches?" We think,
as cold weather comes on, they
should, and on days Of extreme
severity, they might add a pair of
trousers and a thick vest.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

A PHILADELPHIA paper notes
the fact that the law providing the
penalty of whipping for wife-beat-
ers is about to become a dead let
ter through the malicious ingenu-
ity of the scoundrels who think ii
necessary for them to chastise
their better halves. A case has
been brought to light in Maryland
where two neighbors agreed to ex-
change neighborly acts by whip
ping each others wives. Wheth-
er the wives deserved punishment
OF not they received it, and their
husbands, while subject to the old
penalty of Imprisonment for 6
mere assault and battery, avoided
the lash which seems to have a
terrifying effect on the lower or
der OF criminals.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

GOVERNOR MCDANIEL had the
last argument on the railroad bill,
and Judge Erwin is now railroad
commissioner in lieu of Governor
Smith.-Ex.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
A Valuable Planta-
ton for Sale.

THE plantstion Known as the SSnlt Eaat Of of
Jones place situated one mile East ,Ga oa
Dover, Terrell county, Georgia ,2honv on wv
public road from Cuthbert 10 ,4ocn Aiu%ny
seven miles from Dawson. over lou. iou,'ti oiy
hundred acres of excellent land, aDQus soo1 S,6
hundred ] in woods several wells OF gGoc
water and never failing branch rullHlDs ndnns
through the place. A large coii'titf sftv by
dwelling, new two story oarh' g "'ts tesnant
thirty Eve feet, and plenty o. onniv ,Ci to
houses. For further informatlol "rF''
the undersigned on the prem1IIs@eSTS ARD
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
Frightened Negroes.

A telegram from Albany to the
Macon Telegraph says the vivisec-
ton scare, which seems to have
begun in Savannah, has reached
Albany and negroes are afraid to
venture out at night. A few nights
ago there was a cry Of "murder!"
in an unfrequented portion of
town. One of the few inhabitants
went to the rescue and found a
badly frightened darkeY, who de-
cIared the Yankee doctors were
after him. 1t was probably his
OWE shadow that fright and bad
whiskey had transformed into a
prowling doctor" Some years
ago it was q mythical 'hog-man"
that rendered miserable the nights
of the colored citizens, cutting off
their pleasures more than one
half. Several times "since free
dom" some such fcticn has been
worked off on them, but it doesn't
make them any less gullible an
other time.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
Strayed,

L,rom nv premises in May y,i,s Last OK oa' WITH ,Ti
H. dunn sized lignt p',, not remember
heavy, wide hons. Marks s,,c ,r0i in The drec-
ed. Supposed to have gomo g,,otion concern
ton of Albany. Any nlorn,lSIiU'k ,alSnmkfrlly re-
inc his whereabouts will DC WILLIS,
ceivcd. pronwocd, Go.
Sept nth, 'S5-it.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
FOR The next 80 DAYS
AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:

I 500 yards calico at &c
5000 " worsted dress goods worth from IS to 40
cents, offer the entire line at 1ec
$4,000 yards fannels from &. up.
Will receive next week 500 yards ladies' dress lannels
which we bought at greatly reduced prices, we invite the
ladies to call and see them They nice, patterns
600 prs ladies' hose at &C
600 prs. ladies' hose, good article, 1oc
100 Doman's Russian Circular Cloaks
Walking Jackets and New Markets, we offer the entire
line at cost.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
der OF criminals.

TIE Albany News tells Of q bar
barous outrage near Baconton, in
Mitchell county, on last Sunday
night. A negro, whose name was
not learned, had been visiting
Widow Wilson for some time, and
on this occasion was maddened by
the presence of Pope Washington
who excited his jealousy. He said
nothing to his ival when he found
him with the woman, and did not
enter the house, but walked back
To where the mule of his rival was
hltched and deliberately disem-
R9Yled tue UaoGeaIiua a!n,iIm!.al,
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

THE BaTnbridge Democrat, one
of the ablest edited and most out
spoken papers in Georgia, is sup
porting Senator Brown and de-
Tending DIR. FELTON, from the at
tacks Of the other papers of the
State with a friskiness that would
almost lead it's readers to doubt
the identity of the paper that was
several years ago sounding the
Arcadian bazoo..
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15
DawsOnJOurnal
EDITORIAL NOTES.

promise?
TIE JOURNAL will always"speak
oat in meeting" concerning any
thing that affects our town.
THE hole in the ground, better
known as the "artesian well," at
Cuthbert, has been at ached by
the Sheriff.
Gov. Mcdaniel has appointed
a. S. Erwin, of Athens, to succeed
ex-Gov. Smith as railroad commits
sioner.
THERE is not a better printed
or abler edited country paper in
Georgia than the Wayneshoro
True Citizen. No boquets, please.
THE cotton gin continues its
work of making one-armed men.
Nearly every day an exchange is
received at this office with men
ton Of an accident of this kind.
The anti-liquor and liquor men
of Early county propose to take
tilt at the polls at early date. Free
liquor for awhile. !. Let the Hon.
Teaberry Newberry, of Twiggs,
emigrate.
The heavy rains for the past
ten days, the early frost in the
south and the SHOWS ia the north,
accompanied by the steady brisk
ness of the atmosphere, point to
an early advent Of winter.
THE latest political hob-goblin
is that the independents and re-
pablicans will coalesce on the rail
road commission and prohibition.
Argument enough to defeat both
the commission and prohibition.
OATS have done what a great
many politicians have claimed to
do-"saved the State" Farmers
would do we'll to SOW plenty of
oats, and when they get through
SOW little more.
Mr.. A. J. HARP, of the Schley
County Enterprise, formerly of
Terrell county, is getting out a
lively and interesting Sheet. We
hope the Enterprise may attain tc
that success which it deserves.
A CONTEMPORARY states that
some of the members of the legis-
lature have been staying at home
picking cotton at 81 per day. 1t
is to be hoped that they'll all be
at home doing likewise, after this
week, at smaller salary.
A BILL has passed the Senate
amending the constitution so as to
allow an annual session Of the leg
islature. IF it becomes a law a
member will draw pay for two
years instead Of one.
THE Montezuma Record saws
when the last day to sell whisky
in Butler rolled around the citi.
zens of Butler turned out and toll.
Ell the church bells of the town
The old topers will now have tc
take it round the corner on the
sly.
TIE prohibitioni5ts are Tmak;ne
an unusually lively contest in New
York and Ohio,and the livelier and
more earnest they are, the more
the republicans are displeased
with their movements. This feel.
ing arises from the fact that the
prohibitionists decline to act any
longer as the tender to the repub.
lican train.
W. r. JACKSON, assistant post
master at Americus, few days
since, forged money orders for sew.
eral thousand dollars and abscond
ed. He had just been discharged
for dissipation. He was of gooc
standing and respectfully come It
ed, but left Americus a fugitive
with officers on his track. Thus
is another warning given to young
men.
ONE week from next Monday
the Georgia State Fair win open
at Central City Park, Macon, ant
the indications are that it will be
complete success, as an exhibi-
ton of Georgia products. Oh
course the direct object is to en-.
courage progress in agricultural
pursuits, and every farmer in
Georgia should feel personally
interested.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-15

IF we should let a single issue
of the JOURNAL escape at this sea-
son of the year without exhcrting
our farmers. to SOW largely in
small grain, we would feel that
we had not discharged our duty
as journalist. Let everyfcrmer,
therefore, determine to put in an
abundance of fall grain, both
wheat and oats.