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New-York tribune., 1886-05-14
ETARIN'S EXCURSIONS FOR 1856.
AETNA CLEARS THE VOICE.
singers should never he without it
AETNA co, ~ 6th-ave.. ". Y.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF The A. c. s.,
wILLETs POINT, \. Y.H I

WILIETs FONT ". Y H.,
March II. 1896.
srAIED PROPOSALS. IN trplcate subject tothe usuat
condltions copy OF tbs adyer dseent ALA. req w W
II O'Clock noon on oaturday May
IL Iss6 al which and ace they whI be Opened III
IRE 90 Of bAers furnishing and delivering Tue tresh
Rcef reuuired Dy subsistence Depart ent u Arry
ar "A ,lIefs Point Haroor Tor Issue 70 troops
thereat during the dscai year commencing Juy 4 asso
BY guaranty sizhei oy Two
each OF the guarantors 10 iustfy mo
nm OF S31 A proposal not accompln ed Dy sueh
go, l not considered Proposals must oe enclosed
IN marked Proposals for Ire "a B ,nd
10 the undersigned The Government reserves nc
s 10 reject any all proposals. anks ana
81. 70 conditlops qualify beef payment &c, may ue oo
taihei o' ~Pp'0 JAMES L. LUSK.
LAT Lieut.. Corps Epgtnesrs A. c. s.
PROPOSALS for MATERIAL, COAL, ICE, sc.
OPFIcR OF THR PUBLIC PRINTER.
WASHINGTON. May O. l-Sf.
Proposas for material &C., for use Of the Govern
mont Printing fiscal ending June 10 1897 VIII
he rece vel al this office until 10 O'Clock May ~ l5So
schedules alton furnished upon appicaon 70
7'"e'" ~ s. +. ROUNDS
Public Printer " ashington. ID. c.
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Cost ano founo.

CKERMANS DETECTIVE BUREAUS, 70
n Easl IIth ct. aud l03 Varck st' estannsned .ooo
branches Kansss Cty. Mo- and London, Ena'ana' 0""p
tent feu~"'~ s'''~ A. ACKEkMA.s Manager
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! n00 Special offering fine Mattings some some
s)sOOO af ~ itolL Velvet Carpets e6c. EevefsDse
"uS'' MAJ XNuaEW LESTER q CO.. 7ss7ai Broadway.
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pusiness propsrt, tor Sale aaa 10 fet
Ciip properip 90 Get.

A TO LET.-On 93d-st., near 9th-ave.. the
"A. desirable 4storv brick houses built under the
supervision Of ID a j. Jarine high ground healthy oca
G0n Apply in 40. or J. ROMAINE BROWN. % west
SSd'st, near Broadway.
DESIRABLE HOUSES, furnished and untur-
- nsied reduced In all parts OF the city fOLr
UOM BROTHER 6s East 10Th st., near Broadway.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRhNSFERS-N- Y olil IA
.o,,,c sn,ys n, real sslts trilsi,slois rec'rdea

pvc0pnFD REAL ESTATE rRANSFER5-N Y CITY
The following snoys n, ret - ''' Vr''''' ~
ne Hecsfer's Office today
,,o,bs u $ 1915 # Of Alexander-av 291loo 81
Kramer to { Z N, f'e'oe oi Aie1inder-sve 25xo0
Kramer and vie to %Iy HPano! !so6iisax27
s. 14451io0 i1f o. ";G oSva r. ref
ssdst titf 5 o Stlaye 7xiSs2 executor Of
John pe uSii 81 # OF HOFFMAN, 251lSlx irresi
SG & 70 East 2615G 'G entznger and
,o,ags yl,g 10 G cor mSreh oi ssoi
6s tn Of RSTnd. s1n st. $1,000
sa@s property sSqd%Sg 6 ts5sISeo; s9%s p5ri
ll5thst 80 OF !, 20 o' oljsy 1900
se, 2i4 Of sia1e i'xloo' George 700
sq,c, No os5@e9@ 57 %es ies1iol2 and ser o, ooo
rr, nm. :, 70 i 80 c95V f otIact:on 5o1iio a,Sss
son'hst 30 y, OF war saeHs 70 " nur, ~ 4sOO
seust ns Il; It & e Of 4'h'aVe' 1'h'oo e % 100
Manhatanave ia'1 u u oome OI nD''n'' $4,000
Eastst. No -S1'o + -" ~" i"o.. .......... $3.50
Rivnson ST. lo.'5 Y rsrTipe ri $3.50
Nc Don ct al 70 HnrnSv and wife TO 4 anrphv 100
t4ih,, IS, u sosrsT S s1aSS aSa anoeT la0Oo
and wife to II Phsion ard wife TO sexton
i65Ihs 275 y o q toVTa Wool $500
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same property NJ oheesn''n aHu :. $1,000
54thst ms 2o # ,o OF q = oSn '' $500
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VS. New avsIIVUn9Dct .3Dct ana n snoiher ~ $4,000
wois fsle's sos so Il and iI7 and wife to ~
Mercantile Resi- Estate Co ~
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pelanceyst 40 III; *rey 10 w RosentTetr.. Io'VVO
1lIfh II 400 OF Stb-ave. JxlUOI Il thz l'uS ooo
sell, trustee. TO i DonoY an ''
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Division St n ns ~ neS' o Berser ~ II 800
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AVON INN,

KEY EAST BEACH. N. j.
Applications board at this most desirable seaside resort
can now be made ,,,.,...,.
sASDEMAN & SMITH. $40 Chestnutst., Pbiiafepma
(Formery OF Neptune House ocean Beach,
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MONTVERT HOTEL,

MIDDLFTOWN SPRTNGS. VERMONT
This summer in the Green Mount Wilde
ouen Of guests June - Beau in scenery
and well furnished. IL IN
@rystnn bowlIng al cys good livery and everything 10
recommend TIE most iesaU' place To spend the
anuuer For clrcuiars plans apply To or al
dress & j. EAGER - Clinst STA kKW "a ItEft * -
% -Outh NIliiamst. IS. Y. or &. w. MACANO1 u MONi
VERT HOTEL MiddetOwn springs VI.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Colonel and Mrs. GriGgs' Kcccp-
ton at SenOia.

From the Senoia correspond
ence to the Atlanta Constitution
we get the following concerning
the reception given Colonel and
Mrs. Griggs at that place:
Colonel Griggs is Il rising
young lawyer of Dawson, and on
last Wednesday led to the altar a
fair young daughter of Randolph
county. The couple arrived in
Senoia Thursday afternoon and at
s p. NJ, at the residence Of the
groom's mother, were introduced
to large number Of the friends
OF the groom, all eager to extend
to the bride a cordial welcome to
the old homo Of her husband, and
congratulate the groom on his ex-
cellent taste and good fortune.
The floral decorations were beau
tiful and artistic. The supper
consisted of every delicAcy the
most epecurian taste could desire.
The bride won the love and admi-
ration OF all present by her aifa-
BILE manners and gentle and mod
est demeanor. The best wishes
of many friends attend CQl.Griggs
and wife. They were serenaded
later in the evening by the Senoia
band"
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Deaths.

The many friends Of Mr., and
Mrs. J. w. Woeten deeply sympa
hize with them in the death OF
their little two-year Cd daughter
Annie Kate, which sad event oe-
Cured last Saturday afternoon.
Her remains were interrel in the
city cemetery Sunday afternoon,
Rev. 3. w. Davis performing the
last sad rites. Many friends ex-
pressed their sympathy for the
bereaved parents by their pres
ence.
Little Annie Kate was Joy
and pride to her parents and the
sunshine has gone from a happy
home by tho loss of their darling.
But for all the loving care and
fond earesses of earthly parents,
it is better with the child among
the angels.
The JOURNAL sympathizes with
the bereaved.
Information has been received
here of the death of the wife of
Hon. II. G.. Harper, at Hampton,
Ark. During a visit of Colonel
and Mrs. Harper here last year to
the formers mother, Mrs. Harper,
by her geatle, sweet disposition,
made many friends who viii re-
greet to learn of her death.
Little William Sessions Moore,
only son Of NJ. M. and Willie Il.
Moore, of Berrien county, and
grand son of W. i. Sessions, of
Terrell county, aged nearly two
years, died July Bird, 1886 Lit
tie Sessions was a promising boy,
but earth was not to be his home
long. He has gone 10 Heaven for
his eternal home.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and
Mrs. N. W. Pace, OF this county,
had the misfortune to lose
daughter. We could lealn none
of the particulars of her death.
The JOURNAL extends coincidence
to the bereavcd.
Massrs. Zeb Corbin and VIII
Baty have both lost children since
our last issue. Mr.. Corbin's child
was about two years old and Mr..
Baty's was an infant about six
months of age.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
The Cotton t,ron.

A gentleman who is a close and
intelligent observer Of things gen
orally remarked to n JOURNAL
scribe Tuesday that the cotton
crop in his section would make
not much more than half yield.
lie has Travelled twelve or fifteen
miles in every direction from the
city and reports tho crop, with
few exceptions, as very sorry.
The weed is large and vigorous,
but is not fruiting and is extreme
ly grassy. Many farmers, he
says, have been forced to abandon
a portion OF their crop on account
of the firm hold grass obtain
ed among it. In Texas the out
look for large cotton crop is
said to be tlattering.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
A Remarkable Old Lady.

From MIR. J. E. Holder, who
was in our Office last Saturday, We
learned that his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Roena Hasty, rolie Of ODE
'slah Hasty, has eighty-six de
scendants. She is the mother Of
seventeen children and has fifty
one grand children and eighteen
great grand children. Mrs. IIasty
Is now seventy-fve years old and
walks two miles TO church once
every month. During Mr.. Has
tvs lifetime they ''liNed at home"
and made their own provisions,
and since his death Mrs. Hasty
has continued on the same line,
looking after her affairs with the
energy and zeal OF much young
er person. Mr.. Holder, our in
formant, married her youngest
child.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Correction.

The report OF the city council
published last week wns not as
explicit as. it should have been,
and it has been revised and pub
IishoI again i'll this issue. We
don't know to who belongs cen
sure for tho condition Of tho re-
port last week. 1t was published
exactly like it was handed to
us and tho blame is elsewhere.
Our city officers are usually very
careful and precise in attending
to their business. Read the re-
port in another column.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
To the pawso,. Dstsct:vo Force

Vow will probably fiud the mys-
terious trunk In possession OF a
small, dark complectet gentleman
who, if not a professionally trunk
stealing, is, at least, an adept
in the art of st ealing hearts. and
Il he is not closely watched and
guarded viii make his escape on
the l o'clock train to-day with not
only the trunk, but also one Of
Dawson's most estimable yoang
ladies as a bride. Instead OF hay-
ing him arrested we will bid him
God-speed, wife trunk9and all, to-
gether with many wishes for their
happiness and prosperity along
the voyage of life. G.
july 22l, 1885.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
A Burglar Cauwht,

Wednesday night Of last week
the dining room Of Mr.. j. w.
Jenkins, about four miles from
town was entered and crockery
and provisions stolen. Thursday
night search by some OF the cit
liens of the community resulted
in finding the stolen goods at the
house of a negro named Tom Sin
gleton. Tom was taken to Judge
Sears house and held until the
next day, when he was committed
to jail. Several smokehonses
were broken into in that neigh
borhood last fall and Tom is
thought to be the guilty one.
The prisoner has once before
served a sentence for house break
ING.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Wnrk to nprin Som.

Lumber is being hauled an
placed on the ground for the
building Of the planning mills cad
variety manufacturing shops OF
Messrs. Baldwin e Co. & GeiFe.
Workmen will soon commence tie
erection Of the buildings, Whan
completed this enterprise viii add
much to Dawson's already extern
sive manufacturing interests.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Handle More of tho Cotton Crop.

We would remind our business
men of the Importance of making
an effort to handle more of the
cotton crop Of the adjoining coun-
tics than was handled last year,
and they should begin at once.
The way this Will have to be done
is to compete closely with other
markets which are already bid
ding for the cotton and trade that
Dawson might procure with the
proper effort of our business men,
Those who have products to sell
and goods to buy will naturally
seek the market where they can
sell and buy to the best advan-
tnge.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
The RnntiSE Nepfinm.

The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church closed last Sunday
after being in progress a couple
of weeks. Eight or ten persons
united themselves with the church,
several Of them by letter. Sun
day morning Rev. b. w. Davis
administered the ordnance Of
baptism to the following persons:
Mrs. Bustis Bigelow, Miss Kill
patrick aud lmessrs. George Clarke
and G. j. Turner. Mr.. Davis
leaves to-day for Friendship,
where he will begin another pre-
tracted meeting.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Politics in the Third,

Mai. Dennis G. Brim, OF tie
Third, was in the city Monday
and reported politics to be in a
more Furnishing condition in his
section than grass. At the 1Hore
mention Of politics all hands qaj3
their work, hud.lle no in a bun4le
and elect some self-sacriticing cit
izan to serve the dear people in an
official capacity. The Third IS
bound to furnish county officer,
and we glory in her spunk.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
From the Forks,

Mrs. Jency Wise is dead. She
died Saturday evening at the
home Of her sou in-law, MIR. G. Il.
Hitler, ripe in years and full of
glory. She had been great suf-
frrer for twenty years. Her dis
ease baffied the skill of the most
eminent physicians. Loved by
all who knew her and missed by
many, she died. Death to her is
rest in peace. The saddening
picture of her last hours clothed
in mystery unreveaied cannot be
more touchingly and truthfully
expressed than is pictured in these
beautiful lines:
THE eye that shuts in dying hour
Win open the next in bliss,
The welcome will sound i'll the heavenly
word
Ere the farewell is hush d in this.
We pass from the clasp of mourning friends
To the arms of the loved not lost,
And those smiling faces will greet MS there
Which on earth were valued most"
This is not her obituary let
her name be her epitaph! This
is merely my sprig of evergreen
bathed in tears and dedicated to
the memory of Aunt Jency. She
was buried Sunday evening by a
large crowd of kindred and friends
in Lutheran cemetery Mt Bolts
ford. Rev. L. Il. Busby, OF Lex
ington, S. c., performed the buri-
nj services in n solemn and i'm
pressive manner. He is gifted
pulpit orator. He must be in
spired at times in his funeral dis
course his flights OF eloquence
were sublime. Eyes unused to-
weep were filed with tears. 1t
is Il relief to a sorrowing heart to
weep.
When told of Lazarus death
Jesus wept." Ohl death i'll any
form is terrible.
''The tear,
The groan, the bncll, the pail The bier,
And all we know, or dream, or fear
OF agony are thine"
The measles are in the Fork.
Alvah Weaver has just recovered.
Mr.. Crap is now worrying with
them. Other cases are expected.
A protracted meeting at Rural
Hill, Webster county, commence, !,
Sunday evening, and on Text
Sabbath the Llth Grams will com
mence a protracted needing at
their church at Bottsrord. Dir.
Busby and other able Divines are
expected to aid the rAstor.
The recent rains damaged the
cotton thirty per cent. in oul
community.
Fork, July 10Th, 1856.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Prof u. l.. Parker.

On the first page of our to-day's
issue may be found very com
plimentary piece, taken from the
Atlanta Constitution, concerning
the above named gentleman, who
has recently been elected presi-
dent of the South Georgia Male
an Female College at this place.
Prof. Parker, for the last five years,
was president of the Hartwall
school and closed it last term with
one hundred and forty-eight pu-
pills in Attendance.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
GOing North.

Rev. A. NJ. Williams, with his
family, will leave the early pert
of next week for Chatauqua, N.
Y, 10 spend a vacation Of several
weeks. He carries with him the
sincere wish of every one for n
pleasant trip and a safe return.
During his absence Rev. Thos. L.
Davenport, n young minister from
Americas, will supply his place in
the pulpit.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Wants Damages.

The county commissioners re-
Gently opened a public road
through portion of Mr.. j. T.
Sims' land in the 3rd district.
Mr.. Sims now CLAIMS damages
from the county and has instituted
proceedings to recover the same
through the courts. The case
will be tried at Sasser the 9th
inst, before the following jurors
SUNNI ned by Sheriff Thornton
last Monday: III. f. Melton, j. ].
McLain, II. z. Hass, G. NJ. Har-
ris, j. Fl. Brim, d. G. Brim, j. M.
McLondon, D. 2. McLain, Geo. I.
McLqin, [. s. Hannahs b. +, King,
J. Z. King.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Married.

Last evening at the residence Of
the brides sister, Mrs. M. NJ. An
thony, in this city, Mr.. G. L. Alb
bolt, of Pelham, Ga, mud Miss
Laura Ozier. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. |. NJ. VIII
liams in the presence Of relatives
and few friends. We offer con-
gratulations and wish them a long,
useful Lie and much happlAl s.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Interesting Items Concerning Town
and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.

The mercury has lodged on Il high roost.
Farmers don't come to town often
Grass
Watermelons arc coming in freely and
prices are low.
Rain is needed very much in some Sec
lions of the county.
Mrs. Hester and family have removed
back to Webster county,
Five or six couples from the city will
picnic at Dover Bridge to-day
Mrs. II. S. Lee returned Sunday from a
visit to her parents at Americus.
Local interest in the congressional con-
test in this district is very strong.
DIR. Jones is on short trip to Indian
Springs and other summer resorts.
Last Tuesday was drummcrs' day in
Dawson. The city was full of them.
The small boy of Dawson spends much
of his time in the creeks and ponds.
Delegates to the Gu5crnatoria convcn
tlon will get off next Monday or Tues lay.
Berricn county sends Turner delegates
The score now stands Guerry y, Turner
16.
Several car loads of melons have been
shipped from this point since our last is
sue.
boss Perry wears a farlo,n countenanco
since the departure Of one of our fair visi-
tors.
treasurer Clark is an admirable CITY
officer. His reports arc always correct and
easily understood.
Inc committee has taken no action yet
IN regard to furnishing the city with wa.
tcrworks.
Miss Fannie Clarke, of Showdown, Ala,
~ III the city. the guest of the family of
'' " ~ L dSCll1I.
some of the candidates want nomina-
lion for county officers. We do not see
the need of it.
Misses bula and BERTHE Blair and Mamie
savage, of Brunswick, are visiting the
family of Mr.. C L. Mize.
Miss Belle Cocker returned to her home
" Americas last Saturday after visit of
several day in this city.
Mr.. J. L. Parrot is building a larger
"ore house in the Twelfth to accommo-
date his increasing trade.
The prize drill between sides taken by
'"seants Perry and Smelling has been
postponed until October
|" some parts Of the county there arc
very many poor cotton fields. The corn
crop IS reported very good.
nc open air concerts given by the
"'"d at the city park are much enjoyed
hlJCl HDOilSs
MIS- +. S. Lee, of Berrien county, is at
D y, visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
!" E. Sessions.
"O'l shake hands with any of the boys
VINO appear very friendly now. They
A'ep Il supply of "cow itch" with them.
GUNNER marriages arc becoming more
,'''eFous and fashionable, Husbands
NV" nave to build fires in the summer.
Captain W. c. Dillon and family left
,a,, saturday for Thomson, where taey
"" spend the remainder of the summer.
N'' signs Of ripe watermclons eail this
h ''''n' They have seductive external
/ va, .au!y' but dia1olical disappointment
=" Oninbers has sold ont to Tom 10y
.n %, VINO will hereafter dispense lemonade
stand "Y''0 az ''i' 'A''''
fo- private letter from Col. Griggs in.
a., "' US 'hat he and Mrs, G. are having a
'nense'y. - -
o,. ."o pastor, Rev. w. i. pArrra;t. is
na,i ,|'5 Oh prniracset meeting at New
1 ta ,,',' church in the western part Of Tho
h., 'e s. a. NJ Williams being at Dover
In, ' " inducing pro,uctcd meet.
M, ' .' were no services a. the Me,ho'
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
LIVER PILLS.

Use Dr. Gann's Liver Pill for
SalIow Complexion Pimple5 on
the Face and Bilhousness. Never
sickens, or sripes. Only one for "A
dose. Samples free at W. C,Ken-
drick's.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Died.

The early part OF the week Mr..
Mitchell Helton, IN aged citizen
Of the county. Mr. Helton, for a
long time, had suffered with pa
ralysis.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
"rhe Bhnll Still pilnYS.' y

And every day makes the faith
Of the people stronger in the pow
er of Calisaya Tonic. When from
every side praise, nothing but
praise, pours in upon its virtues
and stcrIibg character, no one can
refrain from believing in Green
vile Champion Tonic. Read "A
few spontaneous comments upon
the medicines. Here isan extract:
ROCKVILLE, sc. Aug 20, 'S3.
DR.. Westmoreland Dear Sir:
You will please send me two bot
Ties of your Calisaya Tonic. The
bottle you gave me has given sat
isfactiou beyond my expectation.
y n Hoping you very great sue
cess with your Tonic,
| am very truly yours,
w L. W., If
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22

For the Use of Man or Wo-
man. The most useful article ev-
er invented. Price Fl. Put up
in neat box with fall directions,
NJ, Il. 4. c., Z. Q. Box 1895, n.
I. City.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
| am very truly yours,
w. Is. WY. NJ. d.

Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass is the
finest Iron tonic known. Ask your ply
stefan about it, IT is regular medicine
prescribed by physicians. Cures dyspcp-
STA, headaches, kidney troahles, etc Sold
by all druggis's.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22
Local Department..
local SCHEDULE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

X NJ HARRIS authorizes and requests
Y. us to announce him Il Candidate for
tho office of Tax Rac2iver of Terrell
county.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22

WE arc authorized to announce the
w name of j. H. Crouch rs a candidate
for reduction to the Office of Tax Collector
of Terrell county.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22

The best evidence Of positive merit is
that Diekey's Painless Eye Water is guar
antced TO cure weak AMI inflamed eyes in
few hours and without pain, Accept no
substitute, Sold by all druggists.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22

HEREBY announce myself a candidate
/ for Tax Receiver OF Terrell colinty,
subject to Democratic nomination, i any.
w L SESSIONS,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-07-22

We have our cigal manurac-
tured at Macon for sale al
Melton Bros. Full Havanna.
The best sc. cigar in the world.
n. A. CANS d Co,