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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
A MoRGUE SIGHT.

Vienna has the most self-destroyers OF
any city in the world. and San Francisco
comes next. Suicides are too common to
attract attention, bat girls should take
warning by Rosa Ent0ris recent depart
ure She ought now just be beginning to
think Of marriage, instead of which she
was married at IS. divorced at II, end
killed herself, because she was tired vi
living" at % years Of age Her time before
marriage was passed in school. She knew
nothing of houscWofk or any trade by
which to make an honest living and was
forced into the world, a.victim to the evil
passions of men. See how Illogical. She
dreaded to take up homework because she
knew nothing Of it, and dreaded drudgery.
though if time proved her unfrness, she
could easily retreat without harm to herself
Equally ignorant of marriage, she pushed
into it and soon discovered It's disappeint-
ments but was without means of salts
factory escape. If people went into mar
rage with as much thought as into bust
ness there would be fever divorces. Not
one girl in a hundred who is in love at II
or 10 would chose the same man If free at
%. Certainly the children of q woman
who has attained physical development
and mental equipose must surpass those OF
a giggling girl. Marriageable age, raised
from Is to q, would do much to improve
the human race and DO away with large
numbers of people who would be better Off
unborn. There might be as many IS now
who would evade the law, but press pulpit
and people ought to cultivate a sentiment
against marriage of girls under q and men
under q years.
1t is easier to say of Rosa Entorff, Oh,
she could have found something to do, y
than it is to tell what any of us would
have done under exactly the same circum-
stances. Let us not sit in judgment, but
try to save other giddy girls from the
course which led to her fall. She hated not
only her method of life, but life itself Let
US have pity on her anguish. If sorrow
wrote wrinkles on Women's faces like
those in their hearts, our own mothers
world not know HS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
A CRAZE FOR THE STAGE

An amateur craze has struck the town.
Children don't play with toys any more,
but rehearse theatrical pieces faxed from
recollections of their attendance at plays.
Sometimes they have printed parts. Half
the young women are studying plays and
operas with retired professionals, most of
whom failed because they knew nothing of
the trade they essay to teach. Lately l
called at residence where the mother said;
You'll have to excuse Edith awhile; she's
taking her elocution lesson. Mrs Snide,
her teacher says Edith has such a lovely
figure and great talent; she's sure to make
hit, We've sent East Tor Autographs for
her debut as soon as she learns to act lit
tie more" Madam went of about house
hold affairs. Some one in the back parlor
began saying O-o-o-oh, m-e-EE EEL The
sound was repeated several times mechan-
ically, when another voice interrupted,
and / realized that it was Edith rehearsing.
When she came in, asked about her les
son. She said she was studying Camille,
and her teacher was teaching her to sigh
correctly!
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
LONE FISHERMAN"

TIHE FINEST FIVECENT CIGAR IN THE
| Market. Also a fine line of Imported and
Key West on hand, at 225 K street.
je6-iglm K. II. PETIT. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

iTOR BRIDGEP0RTand all points on HOU
sATONiCan EAUGArUcB RAiL9oA 10 Ds;-steaners
Ss 'f Far. iS Il an BY any I'' v'
Su,Ys ERIE RAILWAI, now known as the
i NEw.YoRK' LAKE s6kp. EsiE AND WESTERN Kali
arrangements of trains from ohsmberst Depot From SSd'
s.nDaly except sa1day Day EIpTss S, PrawnySSo@
Ss.sSSss o . csVssnd cSeHn ana ces$
nDa Louis @led nPTes NO 20 B1so ar
living Niagsra ra: $50 M Az c,sTc GR
sns s5 p M Ia.IS s. LSqs "a, 900 S and nd
secSSnGsDSs secSSn1 dsSi o:4o D. m
E1PTCs't for the wes sG4 rJlp an
srs e. rDi%sh sahao Say Ssssfs @ and Chicago
bs1's sqsHn for The Vest %
sghst5SiE 5 10 aS $50 6,o 7sc iosop y midnight
nys $40 S2s 81 81 1921 $50 noon ~ @lnisns iag $50
tc sio 5s9 III $50 $50 $50 1879 an II midnight
ssTaay' ana ma Paterson sa via Newark lO
aO $50 s9S .sG enH o 1: c3o pfRsn' M SATURDAY
susn s4s TO Io2c ias a s1S G.gO i5 DIY Csc
ssd cs eorn% I
sondon, and Kingston and Montgomery am s'Sop m
@n,SsS no 5sb 7oo 1920 m $3.50 $50 GsO $50
SUNDAY 6As $40 sd 1927 Ydd0 SSo IS ESQ $50 M
raaSsy @aa1e5oI" Ss $50 So ico i;4S hS $50
ESQ Win 0aariS and wes5 SnI m
faG5 a. asS ic2o so 't $50 sunday
Soa sa1e Sy Sd.Ter after each hon,
d 10 1O:4b every thirty minutes anu HUN
hO:4b o IN 10 l2:46 N every hour ..- ~ 49,,
eeepnG coaches famed epd orders for the checking
End be left ~ the CompaDys once
Nos. 4O1 es7 Broadway Isl Westst, N Y, NO q
Eourt--t. Brooklyn o the Companys Dapots
| Express from the IVES. arriven Newfork az HiO
Hl9O ll.26 a. m. and lO:20 p m ,-x,.
JOHN NJ ABBOTT, Geq'l Pass'r Agent New-tork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
IN Trains leave for Engewood. Closter. Pormont ara
Nysck 4 500 10 800 T. 1850. $40, GAO $3.50 p m
b2midniRht. Sundays 7, 8 a nl ana 81 p N.
Manuel. Spring Valley and @onsey7 T. 10 m- A;oo p m
JOHN N ABBOTT. aenr Pa.sr Agent. New.York.
TNEST SHORE QUITE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RlNIR
All trains leave West 42dst Cortandt ana DesDoSsess se
tations .A-o,.h
shiGasS 10 & M - p,%sP PTl@ap espeas s1ssPe' through
Derrol SlO s5;h0, *S p. Pullman seperS =,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails Buiialo Rochester Ao
q m, 20 t3p. sleeping nj Pirlor cars throdgh.
Syracuse. 7:l0 40 a. m., $3.50, az p IN
Utica. 7:1O. 10 II; IA 800 IS D. m -, s,o ,,oo
Newbufg Kingston. Catskih. Albany 'GIu ~" ii'oV
For Montreal and Canada East 71O a3m.i $3.50 p M -
Hamilton London sl0 m. +j;5J - D. m Toronto o'oo
sbay Other trains daily except sunday
For tables parioT sleeping car acconnOu
Station HshaSen ii brooklyn, Courst
49, S5i 9iG LAO l.323 roadway, 7S7 6t-ave lag last
125th 5Si2 Bowery, Penn. r. IL stations 1901 oi Co
iapdt Desbro ss aud West shore Staon ionl OF
West Baggage cale for and checked iron hOteis
and Residences Orders be lett at TICKET oinces
"a State-st. HENRY MONETl, GEN Fass Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
european AoueriisemerIs.
Gopar,rsrshlp Notices.

Nsw.YoRK, Jan. l3. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the iirm or
~ Cooe 90, as heretofore cons itated lSt"en the un;
N coke and James ". ooke anc iocat.u
al Cotlandts. has eenreorg nized Dl te ereehs
Of William Cooke and the admlss on OF Lydl. -
Trustee &c q cOparner the said JRmos W. Cooke DO nx
tho ized 20 sign qui ation Al business OF ths LIN
viii be continue heretofore under same urn name "
amcs cooke and Lydia >. Cook as Trustee &C. as so
o"f@'' WILLIAM COOKE,
JAMES W. COOKE.
LYDIA 8. COOKE
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
l. Posr OFFICE DRPAgTMEvr I
WASH SCrON. d. &. Jan. II 1855
Separate seated proposals VIII be received at this Depart
ment the Iin day Of March 1885 at furnish
Ing. ny contract Mail Bags Oing In INSPECT
the official sampes Ia such quantities. and at such tunes
may be ordered during the term OF our years beginning on
the nrst Of April lNNl.
~pcAoa ons o. tue sew raj elias OF Mail Bags and OF the
conditions aud requirements ria ing 10 the proposals and
contracts aud also forms or ddnz win De furnished
application by icttr 10 the So Oud Assistant Postmaster
General No prop sal will be considered whon shall not have
been ubmit ted accordance wIth such sDeoncatfIns
The contracts which be maze viii be in conformity to
spccncatiDns and he accepted proposal h. nCh Is TO
served however. u reject any or all the proposals
FRANK HATTON.
POsnast1 r GrDeral.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
tjelp n)anteo.

RARE opportunity is offered TO first-classs
u man who can control trade mercantile printing and
h'hoSr"pnAS' "'S" '"''' " Box 2o Tribune once
XNANTED.-A young man for ONCE Work
w mnst he int Slieen facie with pen ana prass boI
worker wth gloi feeienees Sl3 per week AunosS o0A
l.a3i. Now. / Ork POST Omco. 20.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
TRHAsURER's OFYICg. - EQunABLg BunpNa. I

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
TRHAsURERs OFYiCB - KQUHABLR BuHpNo' [
bOsTON Jan. IA l,s5)
THE UNDERSIGNED, or behalf of this Com
pany hereby 1hers to purchase; during tho current
the several Issues. al tho following prices:
ponds Of the series PAYABLE Aprl !. lSS7.
~ 100 u, cent aud accrued interest
.oftb he rics payable Oc tObeT ]. 1855,
~ lu- per cent and accrued Interest
Bonds o g payable April l. l-S9.
100 per cent and aecrned Interest
of the above be teud"rcl on or Dc
instant at the office Of the Onpany, 30 -
Eou Building t.OstOD. it, once No 40 lr0 dWAy
viii DO received and settled lo AT tho HDofc
"''' =" w HE~ iIY McFARLAE D. Treasurer
e PER T-MORTGAGE PER CENT.
- MONEY WANTFU--At PalatSa. Fla, on First Mort
cages upon nu Ovod City cal state PAYNE per ccit nr
Groves and Farms paynHf per cent
inIeres New.York. Mekn0w The Properties the
apds me and the People and no better ror sarr m
yestnrnt made. For all particulars address JOS r.
Lean. care Pa.atKa y ationa Bank, PalatKh, fih
FiRsT-CLAss INVESTMENTS.
aud per cent secured on
INpROYt 10 iii Ct % RIAL f-TtPE 49,
Mortgages placed improved Chicago property neunR
lenders and7 per cent w,th annual IN crest payable
AT American and Trust Co. New forE. -
F.J J.SNOW. 233 Broadway, Manager New- \ ork Oince
GRIFFIN IL DWIGHT. Mortgage Bankers
Washington aud Halstod sts. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
THE CORBIN BANKING CO.,
10 BrOadIoag. NsO- York.


7AND g PER CENT ram MORT0AGES
prompt p0ymens upon our arm tnooage oans ,e,.
1873, phen DnGJ0Tuy Of investors ." oI
channels only deDTipd Of Income upon inge
percentage secrits but subeeed 10 tad loss ptH
ciDa resuted IN Increasing buncss 10 an uPnT1ed er
tent WOld mar dun hard dHd dohti1i tmes are
make 10 HSdpprecidteG 70 Va, e1h tb
d1seyne security Which ne kOidcr may TeU jar Stpu
income f.rOvgh ala Tts Of financial deT one mar
timer sOOuLd naturally sought acr We hdoo bn
In tS bustncss for more han quarter Of deen'uh nsgo
ated 49, o. loans IN number ana sl5uODOO ~
amount and u'hesdatnGy hat heb are nc DeSt dna
10 be had and nat De can conr1ee a. per
ron atfag N, trouble pOn information ITin
paI and tnferes payable N0 York coupon notes uscd
IN all Gaze. making collection az Sinpte as upo" ootef"
Dlent bOTid
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
flats ano ii,oms to Get.

flais auo R,oms to fet.
PARTMENrS TO LET IN TIE
n FIKEPROOF CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS
COR. 5SrH and 5JTH SIS. and TrH.ANE
Appiy 60 LEnPINASsE& FRIEDMAN
Pine St, u. W. ChftOn supL. o9th St ana Ith-ava
.lOTH-ST., III EAST, near Park -ave.-Pr-
~ vato faulty will large. square. hndsonely dec
third front roo y super
ior odaons and board perfect plun6ns ana otner
hOtar tu1o oNtehls 10 tne op y,
the house DRAFT the tn pe 10 win
, uner the odOr the closets
M any time under any circumstances
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Goie!s
MANSION HOUSE.
4 orscs an0 Carrla IeI.
HIlsrclldueou5.

Hllsrclldueou5.
4 WHOLESALE DEALER in whskey wants
~ agency o a cigar mandatory. Address
A. B. Post Olice BOX 500. Yankion. d. Ty.
EOR SALE.-One ten and one six horse power
4 Baxter ngine In drst-class order use wanting
powell the cause Of llng. az be seen az
HORTON. ICE CREAM CO. 40 Cbathan-st
4 HAVE fine quality of ice. ! am ready to
1 with those In need q It at n fair pr
J. T. BAAHYOrr Ice Dealer. Schenectady ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Doar0 an0 Rooms.


East Side.
IRVING PLACE, NO. 5S.-Without board
\ hand somey furnished TOO rs Tor gentlemen
seEAST AL H-Sr.-2 fine hall rooms su-
- perior table. references
IQTH-ST.. 80 EASI.-Nicely furnished
~ room, referenoe
90 EAST l9TH-ST.- Nicely furnished
'D'C rooms reference. -
SI EAST T.-Large furnished front
D room third floor ball fourth door; refer
100 MADISON. AVE.-Parlor floor with
loo bath private table only; references.
.Dr- MADISON-AVE.-A large handsome,
~D suite "a other rooms. PryatS IA niy II ble
Unexceptionablc icFcn3es.
80 MADISON-AVE.- Superior board ele-
CANT first and second hoor also heated hall roomsi
reasonable terms.
West Siis.
8. ,,-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.-Crowe's
~. Express. 65 W. 10th. 75 w. 3oth and 81 6shave
nOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS, hot and cold
water with without boari. In an American family
also table boarders. SO3 Nest lath-st- N. Y. city.
WEST 26rH-ST.-Rooms with or with
- private table references.
eO WEST 26TU T-Ncely furnished
eeC suites and single all floors. with nrstclass
board.
llO WEST l9rH-ST.-With board. hall
and large room; terms modcratei roferences
fOS WEST 23D-ST - Elegantly furnished
kOO rooms: excellent ocaon mast DO TO be appre
ciated. Terms moderate
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

RUKDEAUN III ' n. . =, c.
ID New AMI direct hns to ths SoItI ~ Frl7,a
NEW.YDRK AND G)RD Ga Dl tE 5C -, =,
CHATEAU LEOVI Liz. SatuIiaF' JhL -
CHAIEAC YOU = r ~ liz. rr 3rc,<Ta
Travellers 'pr Frl1,a |oNl al ttlE Pir'lHh ~
Nire. will 4 ns N ,VDsl,b ytIIln.sl1 ~
First carn dacln ling y $50 90 Il D. Sec)li h s''
e'eerAse' SD For r IL BoUiANGER 4e Boaver.st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Orean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IN GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Per ~ North River. toJ d DeYs 81: >,
Devonia "a. IL IN IItUasLs .fcD q ~ N'hL
Anohoria. Jan. 81 l. mo ...... - p N
CabnDlBslga s5Dto SO Se:11t tclI3S ST.
Storage passlgs o or from GLASGOW, LlVE2POOh
BELFAST or LON DONDERRi. SD ,..
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
s,edmsoats au> Raitroah,!

jINOR BRIDGEP0RTand all points on HOU
~ % tsr, rs sllpu Ii H. D MI 23dsk East Rvec
Eicn M Fare lower than by any othef route
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Eeelures ano Aleetiu9s.

LRFE PARLOR LECTURES TO ladies' on
health topic del ed every Tuesday ard troay al
n m by Or Work 245 West 3 th-st. SuDo tuesday.
Jinua ' 30 Hea ache. ILer Causes and Cure"
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Machpelaa
1 Cemetery Ass0ciat OF New-Durb m. y. j.. will be
held in the etureroom Third Reo med Prsby terrain
G Iurch West .3d-st, NewYOrk. TuesilY ycning. At
o'clock ALEXANDER MCNEIL
President
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
TUNARD LINE.
xoTtCv"LAsE ROUTH"

yoTICY-" LASE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIN G"POol+ VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO. - NORTH RIVER
OREGON ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W ednes isV Jan. II, Sl m
pAyON W ei1 jan. IS
S1'NTHIA ........ ...... ednes lay. Feb g. a
Sc Wednesday REQ. H. p m.
CaOin DlsII:a So SSJlItil -.. - -,
-ates .rs, ,hr , ~ DtgslEs 1cs ~ b Yul, irssL
' w syDN 4 3SDNS y. Asstil
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
Giluailons tOanle0 j. nlales.

YOUNG man would like position where his
~ lnoWledse bf urtom House business would ne hstc
coruneuOn with other duties. Reference A. l. fhANh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

TZDI1ZATOTJS. DECATUR and SPRING
/ IIELD EAI uWAY COMPANl-Ihe attention OF D 'ni 'i
fact that the tfustc- o to sc ma
,noTtcare q at The central iust t1hphi5'
%ev,York oneha: coIpon No. Il duc ) mn, ~ =
oftocl,r 10 second mort age bonds o thu com
,onv benc ~ 10 on each 4 oO bond ON the pr'senlau"
w a. honds N ID conc will be th'rerpun stamped a
nail" rms pavmort Will cl ife a 10 cash pFln,h ,he
tnds have not exchange converted with those
heie'oloio oA0"'N tiEOKsE WALKER, 'luS''e''
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

COACHMAN.-By a married man without
" children understands hi, business In every capac ~
u fu charge careful driver taAts FOOD care o STOCK
nd turns out tasy city country bes city ofe enre
Address ". IL, III West ZJth.t
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

Il YORk j" January. IN9 --fn WI ~ ~, = !, -
TIE stOckhode hold ths day. he ilIoN "a
were unanImousy chosen Tor tla ensa'h year
81 ~ M uDNI- EUGI-NE T. kFiLh.
DDtSrt UuAYDiS WILLIAM a. bEEfDfN.
~ ~ 1If' A pOrTS BA igTOW W. VAN NOOHiIS.
hpTit n iEkRY. JOSEPH T. NJ OOkE,
u NI.v PORN MOORE. JUSTUS l.. BILKLEY,
t,pA n GFTr. GEOEG = HART,
ETUYVESANT FISH, l.. r LOGO "fI"HI
q .OVGE ". POTTS.
Ana for Inspectors o Elecuoni
WILSON q HINT ELIAS 4 II lGOINS,
iOHN NJ. CORNi -.
Az a subsequent meetlng o. the BOARD MI bhoHHh H.
4.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20

DUTLER.-By first class butler; capable,
ID reliable man Of genieel appearance YER ne neat NOR
oughy lerstnndng his business perfect M me cue Oi
4 ss hina siverware very ObSins and hShly recon-
inrudod Call at 6b2 6thayo.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
pipiofno Nollees.
I'll DIVIDEND.

OFv1cR ny THE y v EorIT ABLE INSURANCE Co.
No. - WALL~sr, Jan. T. - ;. -,
The BOARD Of Directors have this day declared @ M
nual dividend OF PER r. NT- payable on snn
/ XII ms CHARLES !, GUNN, SECRETARY.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05
Fagrancy.

In most large towns and cities
in all the States there are to be
found parasites of the shape, size
and intelligence of men. To be
plain, there are men hanging
around all towns and cities
who have no visible means of sup
port, but still live, eat, sleep and
drink. OF course, as they do not
labor, all this must come out of
somebody else. Some honest toll
er has his substance consumed by
these non-producers. Vagrancy
is a crime against the laws of our
country, but too often goes unpun-
ished. A poor lean, lank, ragged
and miserable tramp in many
places will be arrested, while The
well dressed loafer is left to his
ease and laziness.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05


EDITOR HOWELL and Business
Manager Hemphill, of the Consti-
tuition, have agreed to disagree on
the prohibition movement in Full
ton. While brother Hemphill is
working in the temperance meet
ings getting all the votes he can
for prohibition, Editor Howell is
pouring hot shot into prohibition
ist ranks through the columns of
his paper. The only question
now is, what majority Will whisky
have?
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

THE Palatka, Fla, Herald says:
"Two-thirds of the wealth of this
land is to be inherited by young
girls. The wealth consists mostly
of orange groves, which will give
an average increase of $4,000
clear of all expenses" Brother
Pratt, Ct the Herald, has for a
long time had big reputation as
an 'alligatorographer, and he has
now turned his attention to heir
esses. Any of our young men who
have predictions in favor of or
ange blossoms should turn their
wistful optics in that direction.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

The Monte2uma Record and
Hawkinsrille News are having a
little neigh3orly quarrel. They
have only got so far yet as to call
each other liars and rascals.
Probably both know whereof they
speak, but we don't think it looks
well for editors to give each other
away in such style.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

Gen. GEo..B. MCCLELLAN. who
succeeded General Winfield
. 'ott IN command of the army
OF tie Potomac, and who was the
democratic nominee for President
III 1851 died suddenly at his home
at Mt Orange, New Jersey, last
week An able soldier, patriot
G citizen and fearless man, he
has, eve, since the close Of the
hostilities, Leen an unfalterlrg
friend Of the South. May his re-
ward be great,
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

GEoRGIAs great fair, of which
the Central City may we'll be
proud, closed last Saturday. 1t
was a most unequivocal success,
and, IN many ways, taught other
fairs important Lessons in their
conduct
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

ALEXANDER and FELTON, have
had their little say, and each un-
doubtedly thinks that the other
was emphatically "sat upon.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

a MARRIED couple Of six Years
starring in Henry county can
show as the results of their union
hive healthy, living children. The
Weekly doesn't say how many
they have lost,and orr readers will
please bear in mind that this item
was published first nearly a week
ago. They may be able to do bet
ter by this time.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

SOME are paying their subscrip-
ton. Others are not. We are
thankful to the former and hope
soon to be thankful to the latter.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

A YOUNG man was mortaIlv
wounded while escorting a young
widow to the gospel tent in .Bir-
nllngham recently. Moral: BE
ware of wid--; stay away from
the gospel -" Well, we really
don't know what the moral is, or
whether it really has any moral.
Anyway, the fellow died.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

WE predict that Mr.. Smiths j
legs will never again dangle I'M
der the same table with Coy. Nc
Daniels.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

IL candidates don't come to the
front pretty early the ,nayorality
OF Dawson will have to be put up
at auction.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

Surely politics is vanity and
vexation of spirit to the defeated.
Ex-commissioner Smith to-day is,
an | tomorrow is not, the object
of public gaze.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

WE are glad to learn that Major
Tom Burney is again with the
Macon Telegraph as travelling
agent. Major Barney IS the best
newspaper solicitor in the State
and the Telegraph is the best pa
per in the South.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

CUTHBERT is to have new pa
per, edited by Mr.. Gum. 1t will
take big gun to shoot along with
Brother Cooper, of the Enter
prise.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

A TwlreHING is already noticed
in the necks of thriving turkeys.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

To the esteemed editor of the
Brunswick Breeze: If you are
going to take editor Freeman s
scalp. why don't You get at it.
This suspense is terrible.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

Hon. HENNERY p. FARRow, a
formerly pro ninent member of r.
A. T., has at last b,en removed
from the Brunswick custom house.
Hennery, we are sorry for you,
but your day is over.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

SECRETARY MANNING has at last
freed the boss Coon Of the treasu-
ry, and the aforesaid Coon, from
his perch, takes occasion to bark
back. Good bye, Coony! Get to
your hollow!
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Administrators Sale

viii be sold to the highest bidder for
cash at the residence of the late S. L. Will
liaEls, deceased, on Thursday, the 10Th in
stant, commencing at ten O'clock, A. NJ,
all the perishabe property belonging to
said deceased, consisting in part of mules
horses, corn, fodder, cotton seed hay, wag
ons, farming implements, household and
kitchen furniture, etc. The public is in
vited to attend the sale. Sold for the ben
eft of heirs and creditors.
o. B. STEVENS.
Administrator de bOnis non.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

JUDGE MEhsHoN, Of the Bruns-
wick circuit, is again in the race
for congress. We hope the boys
Of the first district will let him
have it once-if for nothing but
to get rid of of him.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

lam still selling my home made
Georgia corn whiskey, which is
made at nly still in Meriwether
county. Don't forget it.
tt. JACK SALMON.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

GREAT weather this-for those
without oyercoats. But it is aw-
full crushing to the dear ladies
who are so anxious to display
their new seal-skin sacks.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

j. Il. James Son, has Just re-
celved a new and beautiful lot of
lamps, If.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

GEORGIA, } Ordinary's Office.
TERRELL CorxrY.i Nov. 4ih, 1885
Whereas, j. c +. Clark, administrator
on the estate Of NJ IL. Bush, deceased,
having made application FOR leave to sell
the lands belonging to said estate, all per
sons interested are hereby notified to show
cause, if any they have, why leave to sell.
as prayed for, should not be granted at the
next December Term, 1895. of Terrell
Court OF Ordinary. ii. S. BELL,
Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, } Ordinary's Office
TERRELL COUNTY, Nov. 4th, 1885.

-, I,,1'HNI'A NUUNIIi NOV. I'M, 1850.
Whereas, George kaigler, administrator
on the estate of VIM, Brightwel, deceased.
having in proper form applied for letters Of
dismSsion from his said trust, all persons
interested are hereby notified TO show
cause, if any they can, why letters of dis
mission as prayed for, should not be grant.
ed said administrator at the next February
Term, 1886, Of Terrell Court of Ordinary
II. s. BELL.
III. Ordinary,
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

The Quitman New South has
suspended after an existence of a
little over year. This is the
same old South, and the trouble
with the Quitman paper is that it
was a new man.
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1885
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

When you want to enjoy
yourself go to the Eureka Pool
and Billiard Saloon. IT,
The Dawson journal., 1885-11-05

We sell the only original
Budweiser Beer in Dawson.
M. G.. MINIS g. Co