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The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Total to Jan. %, 1885, 1921
We find by actual count in the
different warehouses 536 bales,
making the total number Of bales
received since the first of August,
1884, 8,767. Now, suppose there
are 234 bales yet to be brought to
market, they, added to the num-
Der. now in store, would make no
bales, the same that were shipped
from the depot from the first of
February to the first of August,
1884. This would give us for the
past seasons receipts 1901 bales
of cotton, which would be a gain
of 1889 bales.
The above figures certainly ar
que well for Dawson as a cotton
market-then why not lay aside
all prejudices (if any, and bring
your cotton to our county town
and thus help the town and en-
nance the value of your lands, and
then NO county in the State will
be more inviting than Terrell.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
The Skating Rink.

1t is known by good many of
the readers of the JOURNAL that the
City Hall is Immediately over the
store room occupied by Mr.. J. W.
Roberts, Jr., as a bar and billiard
saloon. Mr. Hart, the proprietor
of the hall and store room below,
has leased ii, hall to Mr.. ]. A.
Horsley for the present year, and
Mr.. Horsley has rented it for thirty
days to the skating rink men.
Mr.. Roberts complains to the city
council that the noise which is
created by the skaters Injuries his
business, and axis the council to
abolish it on the grounds thatit
is nuisance and is run princip ally
at night,at which time the most of
his business is done. The coun-
ell, after hearing the complaint
and defense of parties interested,
has given Mr.. Hart ten days in
which to tear up the floor and fill
the space between with sawdust
so as to deaden the noise created
above. Mr.. Hart says this is very
expensive to him and thinks it an
injustice. Mr.. Roberts thinks
that it is nothing but right for the
noise to be stopped and says that if
it is allowed to continue it
will damage his business con-
siderably. The proprietor of
the rink thinks he has perfect
right to fun his business as he
has rented the hall and paid city
license. Thus the matter stands,
and what the result will be yet re-
mains to be seen.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Personal.

Miss Lena Hanes, of Americas
is visiting friends in the city.
Col. p. J. Howard is critically
i'll at his home about seven miles
from the city.
Your account at DR.. Hendricks
is past due and unpaid. He needs
the money to pay debts and carry
on his business. Call and settle.
The clever proprietor Of the
skating rink, Mr.. Porter, has made
arrangements for a potato race
at the rink next Friday night.
"a talk with my sister in Heav-
en-" written by an Atlanta lady, a
former resident of OR county, in
memory of her sister, will appear
in our next.
DIR. Hendricks is the place to
get paints, oils, varnisheS. kero-
sene oil, etc. 1t.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
CHICKASAWHATCHEE VIEWS.
J. Fl. HAMMOND, Editor.

j. Fl. HAMMOND, Editor.
Farmers are busy sowing oats
and preparing for the present
years crop.
Mr.. Charlie Gregg has been
quite sick with pneumonia for the
past week, but is now slowly inn
proving.
Misses Minnie Bridges, Claud
Bradley and Lula Martin have
been visiting the village during
the past week, the guests of Mrs.
Durham.
Prof. r. E. Wilkinson informs
US that he will open a school
here on next Monday morning
Let everybody send. A good
school is very necessary here.
MRS. Eliza Grlfhn died on last
Saturday night at her home six
miles below the village. Mrs.
Griffin was getting old, and had
been confirmed invalid for q
long time and her death was not
unexpected.
Mr.. VIM. Lennard, of Smith
vile, has been at his sisters MRS.
Scotts) for the past week, very
sick with pneumonia. He is at
this time in a very critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Smithville,
has moved into this community,
and is going to teach school at
the Hass Academy.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Died.,

At her home in Terrell county,
about seven miles south of Daw-
son, on Wednesday, the Nth inst,
at 5 o'clock a. NJ, Mrs. Isabella
]. McLain, after an illness of
nearly three months of consump-
ton. Mrs. McLain was born the 9th
of April, 1896, and was married
to Mr.. ID. P. McLain in Sumter
county, Ga, about 30 years ago.
Mrs. McLain was the mother of
eight children-six boys and two
girls. She had been a consistent
member of the Methodist church
for thirty years. and leaves a large
number of relatives and friends
to mourn her loss. The JOURNAL
extends sympathies to all the be-
reaved.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

pork. gr Katie, err Crane ov eny
dersRripshun in these parts. We
want more gewsnnerl more manu.
factered bakin an more Kintuck-
Ky mules. Down With wire-grsss
beat, er pine woods wheat, er
sandhill korn, an I'm in fer pros
sykuting eny man that don't raz.
more kottin an watermillions.
Let ther farmers rally fer ther
rites, and pat down evry interloape
that homes here with hiz new
ideas or korn an Brinly plows an
mowin masheens. Kottin an.
watermillions--them's my senty-
ments. Yourn speshally,
Tom KoLLINs.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
MANS
ORGANISM

10 the most complex work Of the Creator,
and when this complicated structure. 81
exquisitely wrought, 10 disturbed By dis
ease, the NEST efficient aid should Is
sought from the most skilled physician
for the human body 10 too precious 70 be
neglected. It becomes the question, then.
what physician should be Employer
DR.. OSCAR JoHANNEsEN, Of the Univer-
sity OF Berlin, Germany, has made q life
long study OF the ailm6 ats OK the Nervous
and 0enito.urinary System. ,...r
HIS REMEDIES CURE
Any Debility OF D, falgc.nens Of the NAk.'
yous system, inclGFlng Spermatthorex,
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Structure, Impotspse,
ETC., etc.
BECAUSE you may have been chsss.4
apd fooled by euAoKs, who claim 10 cue
this class Of disorders, do not hesitate -
give DR.. JoHASNKsEN's method q lair 3sisl
befOre your case becomes chronic and "a
durable.
e Or FREE
A valuable treatise, explanatory 81 ,.
Jo.iAxEEsEN's system,; will b sent "
mail, post paid and securely sealed from
observation, to any suffered deeasiny his
sole authorized agent fer the UpisRd StatesE
and Canada, HENRY #@GELEK,
% South Stpset New York.
Complicated symptons treat, II
from DR., JoHAEXEsHN's Special PEescrip
ton, under advice Of duly qualified coz
sOlting physician.
All dasFespondence held as ssfscaly eonA.
dentiai, gad 9fvite BY mail free o. charge.
/ W Renfe,SA
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Jan. Is, '05-2m.

CTATE OF GEORGIA-TERREtt. CouS-
~ rY. In the Superior Court November
Term, 1854
Wright Kennedy
j. w. Wilkefson
1t being represented to the Court by the
petition of Wright Kennedy that by deed
Of mortgage, dated 29th day of November,
1881, J, w. Wilkerson conveyed to the
said Wright Kennedy lot Of land No.
one hundred and fifty-nine in she 18th
district of the said county of Terrell, CON-
tanning two hundred, two and a half acres
more or less, and fractional lots Of land
Nos. 100 and 161 in the 18th district OF
said county, containing $50 acres, all in
said, county for the purpose Of securing the
payment of promissory note made by the
said j. w. Wilkerson to the said Wright
Kennedy, due on the first day of October,
| 1882, for the sum Of three hundred and fif-
teen d0lars and seventy cents, which note
is now due and unpaid. 1t is ordered
that the said j. w. WilkersOn pay unto
this Court by the first day OF the next term
the principal, interest and costs with ten
per cent attorneys fee which he promised
to pay in case the note was sued, due on
said note, OF show cause, il any he has, to
the contrary, or in default thereof FORE
closure be granted to the said Wright
| Kennedy of said mortgage, and the equity
| OF redemption Of said j. w. Wilkerson
therein forever barred, and that service OF
this Rule be perfected on said J. w.
| Wilkerson according to the law, by publ
cation in the Dawson Journal, he being a
non resident. JNO. T. CLARKE,
November 25th. 1884 J. S. Z. P. c.
| do hereby certify that the above is q
true extract from the minutes Of Terre.l
Superior Court. j. c. r. CLARK, Clerk.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Valuable City Prop.
erty For Sale.

TNhe undersigned offers for sale the two
a story brick building ON east side Of
Main street, recently occupied by T. r.
Thornton. The Store Room is 2Axeo feet,
with brick addition Of 30 feet added TO the
rear end, and is now used as o Tin Shop.
The upper story is divided into offices, ETC.
also offer for sale my residence on Lee
street, and hollands belonging to same, be-
ing about 100 acres-B5 acres Of which is
cleared and in high state Of cultivation, -
the balance Is we'll timbered and fertile
land. The dwelling and out buildings are
all frst-class, and convenient to both
schools and churches,
Parties desiring to purchase such prop
erty would do well to see ME at once.
w. r. BALDWIN,
Jan. 10, 06-2m. Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
He Had Been to the Ria K.

You're pretty man, you are"
"Wha'z smatter, m'dear?"
Amt you ashamed to come
home Keeling drunk"
wy blesh me, m'dear, d'you
think I'm DIR hic)u
"Of course you're drunk, you
brute. You can't walk step,
without Keeling all over the room. "
THAI sho' m'dear, but I amt
drunk. Y'see I been down to the
roller skating rink, m'dear, an /
amt got over the motion yet.
That's all"
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Arm Broken.

Last Monday afternoon Mrs, NJ.
H. Baldwin, Jr., fell from the
porch of Mrs. Cobb's residence
and broke one Of the bones in her
arm. She experienced no pain,
and attended the skating rink that
night and informed DIR. Farrar of
her fall. The. doctor examined
her arm and found that she had
sustained the injury above men
toned.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
See the Star.

About FIVE O'Clock in the morn
ing the star of Bethlehem can be
seen. 1t is supposed to be the
star that guided the wise men of
old, AMI a. it will not be- again
visible to the inhabitants of the
earth for four hu ldred years, you
had better get up and look at it.
As we can't wake up early enough,
we'll postpone seeing it. until the
next time.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
GOOD FLOUR
FOR $3.50 AT,
PASCHAL d KAIGLER'S.
New Millinery For
Foil ond XE;Dtar
Fall and Winter.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anthony has re-
ceived a select lot of goods, en-
bIacing the
Most Approved Styles,
in Straws, Felt and Velvet Bonnets
and hats for ladies', misses and,
children. Also new styles in in
fants' hoods, neck-wear, notions
etc. Give her call. Prices to
suit the times.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Daisenis Cotton Receipts.

Through the kindness Of our
eficiant Railroad Agent, Mr..
Legene Crouch, we find that there
were shippedfrom the depot from
the first of August 1883, TO the
first of August 1884, 1912 bales
of cotton, as followsi
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Gone to the Penitentiary.

Ben Nix, the negro who was
sent need to twenty years in the
:. .lp,enitentiaryy By ~ Judge Clark at
our last court for killing another
negro last spring. was carried to
Jefferson county last Wednesday
b., b.; q guard and put to work on a
farm. Ben will chew the bitter
end. ofrepentancc in. chains for the
next twenty years.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Miss Lula Miller, daughter of
Mr.. Mark Miller, died Monday
last of consumption, aged fifteen
years. Mr.. Miller has lost his
father, wife and daughter in less
than one year.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Our Artesi..n Water.

Cold. G.Parks has sent a sample
Of the water from our altesian,
we'll to the State Chemist,in Allan
ia, 70 be snalyzed, Col, Parks has
been using this water for some
time, and claims to have been
greatly benefited.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Consumptives can rely fully
upon what is claimed for Bre wer's
Lung Restorer. Improvement
begins after a few dos and con-
tinues until their health is fully
restored. You absolutely sign
your death warrant when you hes
itate to axe this great remedy.
Jan. 5 I'm
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Little children can with perfect
safety be given Brewers Lung
Restorer, as it is entirely yegeta-
BILE. Many mothers use it with
suscess in the treatment of Whoop-
ing cough, Group and Bronchitis.
j an. 8ml.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

WANTED-One agent, lady or gen
w tleman, in every county steady
employment Our agents are making from
So to "a per day. Full particulars sent
free; address at once
PARK MFG. CO., $3.50 Brsakway,
Box 1891. New York.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

New Hotel in Cuthbut, Ga,
First-class in every particular.
Charges reasonable. ARTEsIAN
HOUSE. j. b. RUSSELL,
Jan. 15,-3m. Proprietor.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Application for Dismission.
NEORGIA TERRELL County.

W ORDINARY's OFFICE. Dec. l. 1884.
Whereas, o. b. Stevens, administrator
ON estate of June Daniel, deceased, in his
petition duly filed, represents that he has
fully administered said estate, and desires
letters OF dismission; all persons interested
are hereby notified to show cause, il any
they have, why letters Of dismission should
not be granted said administrator at the
March term. 1885, Of Terrell Court of Or
binary. Witness my hand and ofactal
signature.
II. 8. BELL.
12t Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

ALI kinds of Justices Blanks,
Mortgages, Notes, cts, for sale at
the Journal Office.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

BY virtue of an order from the, Court Of
Ordinary OF Terrell county. will be cold
before the court house door in Dawson, Ga,
within the usual hours of sale, en- the first
Tuesday in February next, the land belong
ing to the estate of J. w. Commander, ST.,
deceased, consisting of lots Nos. $50, 2Sl,
and fifty acres of lot No. 279, in the Ath
district Of Terrell county, Ca.
Sold for division, and subject TO the
Widows dover.
J. W. CoNWASDEE, administrator.
p Jan. 7, 1885. At.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

oughIy conquer dby this Incompatible in
comparable family restorative and pedtc'S.
nal safeguard, and it is Justly regarded az
dy Of its class. For sale by all Druggists
and Dealers generally.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
COUNTY CURRENCY.
interesting Items Concerning Town
ana County Gathered by Journal
REPORTERS and Briefly Told.

Fresh Garden Seeds at James
Sons drug store. If.
Who is going to the Exposition?
We know. who, wants go.
Guano and mules are going
may cotton and corn come as
freely.
Skating Kinks are favora: le 10
the varied display of,wearing ap.
parel.
The pulpitsi of Dawson are as
ably filed as those of any town in
Georgia. ~>'s; -
1t seems as though old Sol is
offended with US for some cause
this winter. ~
The Dawson market furnishes
mules to good many Randolph
county farmers.
If you want fresh Garden Seeds
be certain to buy them at James
Sons drug store.
1t is feared by some that the
recent cold weather was injurious
to the early sown oats.
We had a pleasant call from
our old friend, Mr.. P. G. Busbee,
of Wards, last Monday.
Prof. Quillian has demonstrated
that he is She man needed at
Owen Nelson Institute.
The price of bacon is advanc-.
ing. The farmer will not pros
per until he has his smokehouse
at home.
The popularity of the JOURNAL
increases with its age, if we are to
judge by the manifestations of
the past few days.
Tax Collector Crouch has
issued executions against tax
defaulters of last year. The
number of defaulters is large.
tom Rollins" has "werd tew
farmers" in another column. Tom
is quaint writer, and we would
like to hear from him again.
James Sons have just received a
beautiful lot of Silverware. If
you want something handsome,
be sure to purchase from their
house.
1t is authoritatively stated that
a young man Of Dawson is making
preparations to investigate the
mysteries of connubiality at an
early date.
Mr.. w. w. Thompson,of Smith
vile, has been awarded premiums
at the Worlds Exposition, New
Orleans. for the best tree OF ia
pan persimmons.
We direct the attention of the
reader to the advertisement of
James Sons drug store. These
gentlemen keep none but fresh
and reliable goods.
| DR.. Jones thinks that the wealth
or clerk at Washington is on
protracted spree. The doctor is
doubtless correct-all the RAIDS are
spreeing now.
We understand that two gen.
tlemen of our town are contem-
plating opening merchandising
establishment. Let 'em open
the more the merrier.
The commercial tourists are
again becoming numerous on our
streets. Each one represents the
"most reliable house and sells
"the cheapest goods"
Leap year is among the things
that were, and several timid bach
elors and one widower, Of oul
town, are anxious to secure the
left hind foot of a rabbit.
Farmers are now mortgaging
their property for supplies where
with to make another crop. The
number so doing is large. They
} imperil themselves as well as 9th
ers.
Our merchants are in a good
condition, and are pre-.
II paring to increase their trade
y Farmers of this and adjoining
l4 counties will find our market
i equal to any in this section Of
Georgia. %i'.,
q It is now said that cholera will
attack single man much quicker
l,Lan Il will one who is married
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Senator Colquitt, as if in
aver to the almost solid der
cratic demand of the State,
nounces his purpose to resist
every way in his power, the 9
hrmatioN of Emory Speer to
Jadseship Of the Southern ]
trict of Georgia. In doing t
ne voices the wishes of his del
cratic constituents. Joe Brow
usual, favors republican Speer
.'' ~ 3 ss.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Arte sian WaterAna,yzed.

Just before going to press the
following letter, received by Col.
d. IT, Parks, has been handed us,
which will explain itself:
brother of the divine Mary
blooming out in Louisville a
professional beauty. AS he j
Kentuckian, and no doubt ha
gold mounted, ivory handled
yolver, no newspaper has yet b.
bold enough to hint that he is
coming dudish.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

Walk UP to the Captains Office
and pay for the JoUREAL.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Prightful Caiszrk.


Pieces o. 2@me.
Dor nsat ySefs have been saEHeae0 WA o.
vsky sfo1hss~om6 Safarrk 81 no head So
terSihse Aas ~ nature been sAss wAsA blow
my nese sHual pieces Of bone ,vould freqaentA
II esmS Cdt df ny m6usA saS pass. TA4 din
charge wks sopiodG and at thses ezsssAiagiy
extensive. NY blood beCauao 20 tnPuss sAss
ny general health was sfssxy iznDAireS Win
psoT appetite and worse asgesltsA
Numerous nasaietmsg were wssa vftA0st
relief, unti OseaA sAs use a. n ,. p, ana
three bottles aeted almpss IKE magic elncs'
sAsir uss NOS . sJmptofA has rstnyAsd, Gn&
feel In svsry way aaIss restored " health. I
an an ola ettiss@ 81 Atlanta end refer v d.
ucs. aAy ons iivfpg On BnllsF ssreea. aRd mere
p&rsIeuiEriS 70 DE l. y: eaiaz, wss Knows
ce my easas MRa. RG2gABErm KNOTT.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
-Sugsr-cured Hams and Pork
Sausage always on hand at L. D.
Hatcher & Bros. If.
Drug Store. .


Read the new, advertisement of
Or. ". G Hendricks drug store,
and when you come to Dawson go
to his store, on east side of Main
street, where yon will find every
thing Usually kept in a first
class drug house. No. man will
serve you more courteopsly' than
Dr. Kendriek.
"A full line of patent and non
secret medicines can always be
found ct Hendricks drug store. It.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

The NECh
8 ! T3Y r 0 II
prompt and EN-
cient household
remcdiee is daily
growing m ore
imperative, aid
Of these Hostel
I err q Stomach
Bitters Is the
chief in merit
and the most
popular. IrreR-
ularity Of the
stomach 40 q
bowels. malatial
fevers, liver com
plant, debility.
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22

From the first of August, 1884,
to date there have been shipped
1921 bales, as follows: @
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
A LITTLE GO[0.

Mr. IA. clash, Of AslaHtA, Ca, In speaking.
- stso.os q g6ld. GENRES 70 Say TO the reaAsup
a tirts pspsTs tAas She wAols Of the sbeSs'
szsCOnt w1S sgsas b fTuislsss sg&t h asA-
@g Eesief froaa tsgFihls BleOd rstDa S1fecE
M9 Aa body, HnhmAna wOse -WesontIag sssy
roaming clears. Ne b Rew sOana cad ven,
hav!ng ssen eaSea ~ Ne mess speedy asa
Wsadevful semedy Sves hssssA AORS, eaa aay
mssrssasa purity VIE sag Sssa . HiOsa pa.
naw wiil Learn from AlzA tAas three hoiitss @.
.. y. p. restored bis srpetita, AtaleA 90,
wassss. relieved AIa kidnSyS ana 6AAeA txknts-
enc PSuBAs % hfa wslgAg In tAlYsy aatA
The Dawson journal., 1885-01-22
Administrators Sale.

12t.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-21
Death sf Mrs. Eliza Humphrey.

Mrs. Eliza Humphrey, widow of the late
Hon. A. l.. Humphrey, diel at her residence
in Ea gene City. Oreg,,, Tnurs'lly III ruin Z,
Au4 l3, 1855, at 2 o'clock. !, GEL about II
years, 8 .ys the Ea gen .J,uHIi The tuner,si
tok place fr,nn tile family r,.si'lence To the
NJ .s"nlc censtery Thursday Afternoon: D.
ce used was the sister of Hb:i. Enus Eilmakel
and WIS highly connected i'll this comfy
where she has resided many years. She
leaves large circle of friends and relative:
to cherish her memory. She was remarka
bly, healthy and vigorous, and was never
confined to her bed by sickness until within
Two or three days of her death.
Deceased as we'll as her husband who dice
not long before, were both early pioneers o
Oregon The husband in those early days
being in good circumstances extended many
financial accomm ,dations and saved many
poor immigrants from want and hunger.
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F. II. JoENSoN,
N. A. THOMPSON, I Com
WILL HoLGArE.
SAT Accident.

The son of Mr.. Oliver Witi,an, of this
county, was sent nn horseback last Friday
evening to hunt the COWS. The horse wl:lci,
he role returned later i'll the evening with
nn. "a Idle or boy. Search was instituted
for tie missing youth and his deal body was
found jast at the edge Of Il ditch with the
i lie Oh top "t him. IL is supposed that
was riding the h)rse at the time he
,....l. to the itch with sld,lle very loose,
aii t,e i,ors. i'll attempting to jump the
d,cil .s..l o, che boy, leaving the sad'lie and
l,.y IN Tue position ~hel found. The de-
&C Is. va, ten Or twelve ye ,rs old and was
a ,si ,lc intelIi gent hoy. The many friends
OF lr. .n Mrs. Witaam joiu i'll mourning
tneir ID lnss.