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The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26
Dynamite in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 10.
Especial. To-day when George
+. Annesley, British consul at
this place, went to the Office, he
found box about the sizs Il a
common music box on the steps.
Taking An iron Implement, lie
pried the top off, and found it
filled with clock work, which w..
running Quick as thought, he
broke one of the wheels and stop
ped it. Every one is afraid to
tamper with it, so no thoroagA
examination has yet been made
Ii Is thought to be an Internal
machine, and will be sent t.
Washington for examination, as
well as being examined here to-
morrow. It's discovery has been
kept quiet here, and only a few
know OF it.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26
Terrell Sheriff S Sales.

N7li be sold before tn court house door
W IN the city Of DawsO Terrell Coun-
ty, Ga, on the first Tuesday in April
next, between the legal hours Of lie, the
following property, to-wit
Lots OF land No. twenty-six (26); also
Iot No. twenty -seven(2O, eas' half Of lot No
six o.; north hA!f of lot number twenty
eight (29) except that lying east Of the
pubic road ea ing from Klnchafoonee
creek to Dawson, supposed to be
five % acres, more or less;
also all OF lot number thirly-seven
(37) w'Fst of the public road running nth
from ktnchafoonet creek to Dawson. sup
posed to be 81 acres, more or less con.
tanning in all six hundred and for acres
more or less: all of the above described
lands situated, lying and being in the t7th
district of said county of Terrell. Levied
on as the property of Mrs Fannie f. Wea-
yer to satisfy II mortgage ii fa issued from
Terrell Superior Court in favor Of 5. c..
Hylander ct al VS.. Mrs Fannie E. Weaver
property described III said mortgage fila.
Also, III the same time and place, will be
sold house and lot in the city of Dawson,
in sud county of Terrell, and Known as
the ID. /. Miller house and lot, whercon
said MliierS family now reside and con.
ttlnlng one acre, more or less, and bound
ed as follows, beginning at a stake i'm the
edge OF the road running from Dawson to
weston, running north with the road to a
Stake, thence due east O steak. thence
due south to q stake, thence due west To a
stake; it being four times as long as IL il
wihe. Levied on as the properly Of y r
Miller t. satisfy Il tax i-fa issued bv J II
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

fer This Seasons Trade:
$4,000 Worth Of Chicketing
Pianos at One PG' chase -..s25,-
600 Worth OF Imported Music
Marchan lisa at o1e Purchase
-75,000 Pieces ,f Sheet Music
at One Purchase.
Re d TINS, ilsiciln5 and Music
Lovers. Business has rushed us
the past year so that we could not
post you, rs usual, through our
advertisements, and b. make
amends, we here give a few solid
facts we'll worth taking in.
Lud Zen & Bates Son -hern Mu-
sic House is a Household Word
from the Potomac to the Rio
Graz 10. VINO has not heard of
it? 1t is a Mammoth Music En-
orium, from which Solid Mu-
steal South draws its supplies.
Eleven large Branch Houses and
over 200 wioe-awake Agents dis
tribating its goods through every
Sonthern State, and its yearly
sales are nearly half million dol
lars
Founded fifteen years since, on
the Solid Bed Rock 1f LARGE CAP
ITAL, ENTERPRISE ani SQUARE
TRADE, 1t has stood, unsha ken.
amid financial panics, pest lence,
cyclones and fires, end to ensure
its pelman 'ncy for generations t.
come, it has been Incorporated IS
a Cooperative Stock CompluY,
with paid up Cash Capital Of
$500, 90, which is owned solely
by the Officers ard Employees.
The Officers are; ". Ludlen,
President; j. A. Bates, Treasurer
and Manager, and j. d. Marphy,
Secretary.
Patrons are, Therefore, as safe
in dealing with this House as with
any Bank, and need have no fears
as to its Perm lnency, Response
bility, or Guarantees. IT Is SOLID.
Now notice these
TRADE ITEMS FOR 1S84-35.
More Pianos and Organs sold
yearly than by all other Southern
Dealers combined. $4,000 worth
of Chickering Pianos bought at
one purchase in October last.
Largest purchase ever made by
any Southern House. SPECIAL
BARGAINS. Elegant Pianos only
$40, with Hlnls0me Emhroii-
cred Cover, Stool, Instructor, and
Music Book. Organs, S24, $50,
$75, 500, with Stoil, Instructor,
and N Isle Book. ALL FREIGHT
PAID. EASY IN~TA LIENr TERMS.
One Price to All, aud that the
Lowest Known Write us, and
We will SAVE YOU MONEY.
$4,000 worth of Imported Mu-
sical Merchandise, such as VIC
lins, Guitars, B1nios, Acc9rdaons,
Strings, etc, hoaght at one pur-
chase, fr,m IN the Estey Organ Co,
Atiant1y Ga, at oNE-HALF THE
COST OF GMPoGTATI0N Immense
bargains now offered Retail Buy
ers. Accordeons, rs cents Zach
Richter Harmpnicas, 10 cents;
Banjos, 81; Victims, 81; Guitars,
S3; Pag4uini Italian String %
cents each, Is CTS. per set; Clear
Grit Italian, Is cts, 60 Cts. per
set; Organettes, with ) tunes, SG.
PRIyILEdE oF RETURN. Or FIX
CHANGE, GIVEN IF GOODS AGE NOT
sAIT5FACToaY Revised cata-
loguo JanQary |, 1885, free to ali.
Cheap Music Depot. $4,000
pieces Of Sheet If Gsic, bought at
one purchase, offered at only ten
cents copy, All new and best
music, same IS u.uully sold for 30
cents to $l5o per piece Send
! for catalogue OF ten cent music.
Don't send North for cheap Mn
SIC. This Headquarters. AL
Music At Re.!ucel Hates.
Come Oh, buyers, We }rs sid,
you every time in prices. ~
know how to BUY, how to s2ss aa.t
how ID PLEASE fine r- ..t
ana money u.uat nuy m.sa s~... h
! trap IL uSptl 20 rh s
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

IT is said that Mr.. Cleveland
while at work in the mo- o'nine.
often appears at work in his shirt
sleeves. Washington society is
doubtless ."shocked'' more than
ever But if president who
works and attends to his business
shocks" it, it is well for it to be
shocked"
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26
/ \X NOTICE.

\ WILL attend the following times asI
places for the purpose of receiving tie
Tax Returns of Terrell county for tbs
year 1885.
TWELFTH CouRr GROUND Monday.
April 18th, Monday, April 20, MondsJ
NAV 4th
ELEVENTH CoUBF GRouND-Tuesdsy
Aorl i4ih, Tuestay, April 3lst, Tuesday
Nay 9TH
DoyER Wednesday, April l5sh, we'd.
nesday, Aorii 22A, Wednesday, May osA
SAssGR Thursday, Apr! 16th Thurs.
day, April 23d, Thursday, May 7th
BRoSwOuD Friday, Aprl; l1th, Friday,
Apri. Gath, Friday May 8th.
GRAVEL HUI Monday, April 9Th.
Can he found at the post-oiIIce ali dsvs
e1cep! those mentioned above unt.I the
6lh # 5une, when he books will he closed
W. r. BALDWIN.
T Z Terrell county
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

Some wag concoctel at a hoax
in Albany the other day. 1t was
reported that the United States
and Central America hal engaged
IN war. Our Albany friends at
one became restless and all were
preparing to rush to the bloody[?)
scene and engage in the deadly
conflict. Uncle Sid Lewis, of the
Nows and Advertiser, shor III take
the wag IN charge and see that he
perpetrates no more such Jokes
But then, Uncle Sid may have bad
some one t. start it so as to get
material to build a good item.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

President CLEyELASD's first
proclamation has been issued, anl
is with reference to the present
occupancy by some, and threaten
. invasion by others of a part
of the Indian Territory known as
Oklahoma. It'll perhaps TIE rich
est part of the United States, and
large numbers of prisons have FOR
some time coveted possession. and
finally were about to settle upon
lands that it is alleged by treaty to
belong to the Indian tribes. The
proclamation warns ali now there
to cave, and those entering to de-
sist at once. A careful inyestiga-
ton Of the msrits of this case will
be made.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

A GREAT deal of mining is said to
be going on in Northeast Georgia,
and much gold dust is being sold
TO the merchants.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

BLAINE has visited Cleveland
and congratulated him. The
country is safe.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

The United States and Central
America are calling each other
names and daring the other to
knock the chip of.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

BEN. Fl. HILL, JR, has been
nominated by the President for
attorney of the United States
court in the North Georgia dis
trict.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

Hon. MARX COOPER, promi
nent Georgian. died at his home
near Gainesville last week.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

STATE SENATOR H. L. Long, If
Lee, has been admitted to practice
at the bar.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

IT seems as though the depres-
sion among the cotton spinners
does not improve much with the
mills in Massachusetts.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

The weather clerk has failed to
give US a regular warm spell yet.
We move his impeachment on the
ground that be is not in harmony
with the present administration.
We should have it xarm.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

CLEVELAND commenced to re-
trench by reducing the White
House force one-half. Then 39
were discontinue in the treasury
department. Then Lamar and Gar
land ordered all the horses, car
riages and harness belonging to
the government in their respective
departm ents to be sold and the
drivers to be discharged. This
one movement in two departments
cut of $4,000 expense per anum.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

- -- = pt 'r-Dnyrt.s lL.at.,
- ~ ll ,ba - erl,r Com y -. NJ
f.t - I-st
''"s'.l h-.-elyl
J. " Wns.r~ont
l. being represented to the Cour! hy the
petition of Wright Kennedy that by 'd.ed
u l"r.4asr, dat"f 2Jlh day If November.
1891, J, ". Wul1ersnu conveyed To- the
sail right Kennedy iat of an, No
one hundred and fifty,nina in The 13,h
district OF tie SAID county Of Tcrre,t. con
tanning ~ hundred, two and 2, ina acres
more or less, aud fractional lots Of land
Nos lou aad lGl IN the 18th district Of
sald county, containing 80 acres, all in
sad, ,conaiy for she purpose of securing the
payment % pro1lsspry note made by the
SAID }. W, WilkersOn to III. said Wlfgli
kennedy, due on the first day Of Oct. b r.
1852. for the snih OF three hundred and tif-
teen d)l ars and seventy cents. which note
IS noW due and unpaid. 1t is ordered
that Z said J. W. Wikrrson nav unto
this Court by the first day Of the next term
the principal, interest aud costs with ten
per cent attorneys fee, which he promised
t. pay IL case the note was sued. due nm
sald note, or Show cause. if any he has, to
the contrary, or i'll default thereof f re.
closure be granted to the said Wright
hennedy of said mortgage, and the equity
ot redemption Of said ]. w. Wilkqrson
therein forever barred, and tha; service of
tbs Rule be perfected on said J. w.
Wilkersoa according to the law. by Dnbli.
cation in the Dawson journal, he being a
non resident. JNO T. CLARKE.
November 25th 1884 J. sep, G..
l do hereby certify that the above ia a
true extract from the minu'es of T4rreI
Superior Court. J. G. f CLARK. Clerk
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

LAST Tuesday was "Georgia's
Day" at the Exposition. Our en-
pire State was ably represented
by Gov. Mcdaniel, State House
officers, and other prominent
Georgians.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

GEN. GRANTS condition remains
unchanged.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

ATLANTA was the scene Of q
terrible confagration last week.
The James bank block was de-
stroyed entirely. A Mr.. Candeld
was burned in one of the build
ings and Capt. Ell. Mercer, pro-
prietor of the Europen hotel. sus-
tained injuries in jumping from
the upper story of a building from
which he has since died. The
block is being rapidly rebuilt,
which is Characteristic Of Atlanta.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has ap-
pointed two men to Office who
were not applicants for any posi-
tion Whatever. Thsy were first
apprised by kilograms Of the
action of the president.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

MENINGITIS has done dreadful
work in Atlanta within the past,
month. There have beea about a
dozen deaths from it and a mum
Der of citizens are down with it
and not expected to recover. 1t
proves fatal in almost every case.
One great cause is thought to be
sudden exposure to cold air after
getting heated in roller skating
rinks, Young people addicated to
this sport are among the victims.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

One society young lady of Lou
lsville, KY, shot another one dav
last week. The cause of this lit
tie social episode was a society
young man, who was paying at
tention to both young ladies'. We
progress.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

WEST VIRGINIA is afflicted with
cranky grand juries. One of
these august bodies have indicted
a popular minister, prominent
physician and four leading society
ladies" for playing dominoes.
There came near being riot.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

1T Is positively stated that the
Mormons will build u church in
Ruthford county, North Carolina,
and that two of their elders will
conduct it while three others work
as missionaries in North Carolina,
Georgia, South Carolina and East
Tennessee. Macon Telegraph.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

A FAMILY of DiOkersons, who
lived near the paper mills in Cobb
county, seven in number, have all
died within the past two weeks,
affected with violent type of
colds. Several other families are
sick with the malady.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

The present indications now
are that the Illinois legislature
will fail to elect a United States
Senator to succeed Logan, and the
vacancy will have to be filed by
an appointment by the Governor.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

TUESDAY of last week Pope Va
son, son of Hon. D. A. Vason,went
out with two negroes, Taylor Nash
and Abe Scott, in a batteau in
Kinchafoonee creek, about four
miles from Albany,to collect float
ing timber. The creek was very
high. The batteau turned over,
and the two negroes were drown
ed. Vason made heroic efforts to
save the negroes,and barely escap-
ed with his own life.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

NOSE KEAToN and Peter John
son, who were convicted of the
murder of Stephen Goodwin, were
sentenced by Judge Bower to be
hanged at Camilla on the 17th OF
April next. Nose Keaton's wife
turned States evidence and dis
closed all the details Of the horri-
ble affair. The case against her,
We are informed, was dismissed. -
Albany News and Advertiser.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

"CoNsIsTENcY, thou art a jewelr
We heard gentleman, who is re-
peatedly crying down the Macon
Telegraph, h,expatiating on its short
eomings and saying that it is de-
void of any influence whatever,
state the other day that the great
and mighty opposition to Emory
Speer was the result Of the Tele-
graphs position.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26

SUBSCRIPTIONS are pouring in
for the national commercial con-
vention, to be held in Atlanta in
May, under the auspices Of the
board OF trade. Three Thousand
dollars have already been raised.
It's proposed to have representa-
tive merchants from every state.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26
Ludden & Bates
-
Southern Music House.
Converted into isu ncOs s)o att>ti
stock Company, " tn $2GO.-
600 Paid III Ia IA Cap tai

Three Tremendous Purchases
fer This Seasons Trade:
$4,000 Worth Of Chickefins
Pianos at One Par chase -..25,-
600 Worth of Imported Music
Marchan lsa at One Plrchase
5000 Pieces ,F Sh 1T Music
at One Purchase.
The Dawson journal., 1885-03-26


unchanged.
STATE SENATOR H. L. Long, If
Lee, has been admitted to practice
at the bar.
BLAINE has visited Cleveland
and congratulated him. The
country is safe.
Hon. MARX COOPER, proni-
nent Georgian, died at his home
near Cartersville last week.
A GREAT deal of mining is said to
be going on in Northeast Georgia,
and much gold dust is being sold
TO the merchants.
THE United States and Central
America are calling each other
names and daring the other to
knock the chip of.
Ir seems as though the depres-
sion among the cotton spinners
does not improve much with the
mills in Massachusetts.
BEN. Fl. HILL, JR., has been
nominated by the President for
attorney of the United States
court in the North Georgia dis
trict.
LAST Tuesday was "Georgia's
Day" at the Exposition. Our en-
pire State was ably represented
by Gov Mcdaniel, State House
officers, and other prominent
Georgians.
The weather clerk has failed to
give US a regular warm spell yet
We move his impeachment on the
ground that be is not in harmony
with the present administration.
We should have it warm.
President CLEVELAND has ap-
pointed two men to Office who
were not applicants for any posi-
tion Whatever. Thsy were first
apprised by kilograms Of the
action of the president.
The present indications now
are that the Illinois legislature
will fail to elect United States
Senator to succeed Logan, and the
vacancy will have to be filed by
an appointment by the Governor.
A FAMILY of Dickersons, who
lived near the paper mills in Cobb
county, seven in number, have all
died within the past two weeks,
affected with violent type of
colds. Several other families are
sick with the malady.
WEST VIRGINIA is afflicted with
cranky grand juries. One of
these august bodies have indicted
popular minister, a prominent
physician and four leading society
ladies'" for playing dominoes.
There came near being riot.
ONE society young lady of Lou
lsville, KY, shot another one dav
last week. The cause of this lit
tie social episode was a society
young man, who was paying at
tentlon to both young ladies'. We
progress.
1T Is positively stated that the
Mormons will build church in
Ruthford county, North Carolina,
and that two of their elders will
conduct it while three others work
as missionaries in North Carolina,
Georgia, South Carolina and East
Tennessee.-Macon Telegraph.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are pouring in
for the national commercial con-
vention, to be held in Atlanta in
May, under the auspices OF the
board OF trade. Three Thousand
dollars have already been raised.
1t Is proposed to have representa-
tive merchants from every state.
------
CONSISTENCY, thou art jewelr
We heard gentleman, who is re-
peatedly crying down the Macon
MISUNDERSTANDING on its short
eomings and saying that it is de-
void of any influence whatever,
state the other day that the great
and mighty opposition to Emory
Speer was the result Of the Tele-
r1ro Dl,'o r,o.;4so,.
, 1885-02-28

LIST Grown Member (Quin) said that
when the honorable End Member fer FIRE.
deriksted Brown had expressed the view
that the duty OF proprietors and others
manufacturing rum, to make returns every
Quarter would be useless, he Quinn would
say, that it seemed to him that such re.
tuInS could be of very great use. 1t APP
peared to him that direct fraud on the
public revenue, or OH the Government or
Country is a different thing to the loose
idea that might exist concerning the sell
ing Of Rum to labourers !; a man may SAY
why shall 1 not sell my produce to la
bourerS just as we'll as to any one else
it is no fault after all; but that man would
not make himself guilty of fraud by making
false returns; and if he have to make re.
turns of all sales, also of those to persons
so whom he ought not to sell, he would
not do this, as he had to make returns.
This would be the actuatlng influence in
so out of 100 cases; hence the duty of
making returns would act henefciallY in
a double way. AS regards the point of
restrictions on planters in the disposal
OF the rum they manufacture, this was
certainly nothing as in the English Is
lands, where a public Excise Officer is
at the heels of the manufacturer, and
keeping in his pocket the keys of the
manufacturers cellar. The restriction, if
to be styled so, is small here, as we have
10 excise. He is therefore, greatly in IA
your OF the 2 means of control to which
the honorable Member had objected 80
tar from being Objectionable, the returns
OF the manufacturer, and books Of the
rumshOpkeeper will no doubt have exceed
ingly coed effect and will accomplish
what is aimed at.
ITO be continued
, 1885-02-28
A UCHlON.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S9 FTER Begjaring af vedkom-
go mende UdlHgshaver vii blive
opraabt til Bortsalg we'd otfentlig
Auction, MANDAGEN den Ode
Marts d. A. Kl. , Eftermiddag paa
Diet til Plantagen Eliza's Retreat
hGrende Ost for F@lleden beliggen-
de Stykke Land:
Nogle Suhkerrorsplanter
der woke paa nmvnte Stykke Land
omtr. Z Acres, og II. 3 Eftermiddag
paa det Mrs. LARKE tilh0rende sgd
for Nygade beliggende Stykke Land
lieeledes
Nogle Suhherrorsplanter
der yoke paa n1vnto Stykke Land
SAINT paa ct til samme St0dende
Plantagen Recovcryhill tilh0rende
Stykke Land, ialt omtrent 6 Acres,
hvilket Alt er taget we'd Execu-
ton fra Detailhandler G.. BRUNO,
Og som nu kan h0stes.
ChriStianstcds Auctionscontoir, ST. Croix
den eide Februar 1885.
H. HANSCHELL.
, 1885-02-28
AUCTION.
H. HANSCHELL.

"a 7 the request of the levy hold
SSSa ers will be offered for sale at
a public Auction on MONDAY the
9th Of March a. C. at 2 o'clock p. m.
on the Piece of Land belonging to
Estate EIiza's Retreat which lies
East of the Parade Ground
Some Sugar Canes
growing on said piece of Land,
about Z Acres, and at 3 o'clock pm.
on a piece of Land belonging to
Mrs. LARKE, and lying South of
New Street (Nygade) also
Some Sugar Canes
growing on said piece of Land and
on a piece of Land adjoining said
Land and belonging to Estate Re-
c%overyhill, together about 6 acres,
all of which has been taken by levy
from Retailer G.. BRUNO and which
is now ready to be taken off.
Christiansted's Auctionofice, st. Croix
February 9th 1885.
H. HANSCHELL.
The National tribune., 1885-03-05
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