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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Presidents reception yesterday
was the largest of the season.
CHOLERA continues to make frightful
TavageS in the Seoul district of Corea.
Hundreds are dying daily.
The steamer Anion, plying between
Sitka and Port Townsend is two weeks
overdue at the latter point.
A 2-per-cent. advance in the wages of
the golfers of the Lehigh region seems
to give general satisfaction.
The rights of Germany and England
in the Samoan islands are being dis
cussed by the respective commls-
sioners.
THE Georgia State election passed off
quietly, without incident. Clean sweep
for the Democrats everywhere. John
B. Gordon was nominated for Governor,
without opposition.
A LIST posted or the New York stock
exchange, yesterday. for pledges to vote
for j. Edward SimOns for mayor, re-
ceived the signatures of twO-thirds of
the members, the aggregate capital
represented being nearly 81, 900 600 600.
Capital against labor.
THE case of Edward Gould, charged
with "killing" an engine i'll the Texas
Pacific strike last spring, was up in El
Paso, Wednesday, but went over for
new trial. there being a doubt as to the
prisoners identity. One striker,
named Smith, was found guilty.
AMONG those affected by the Presi-
dents conclusion, that a candidate for
an electoral Office should relinquish the
Federal office, are A. K. Delaney,
United States District Attorney for the
eastern district of Wisconsin, and 2. II.
Kumler. United States Attorney for the
southern district of Ohio.
JAMES L. WILLIAMS, who, in March,
1885 ,lnsis ed on thePreSident paying him
a $500 600 claim against the government
and was sent to an insane asylum. was
released yesterday the court before
whom he was brought on a writ OF
habeas corpus, deciding that no person
can be restrained of his liberty as an IN
sane person unless the question has
been passed upon by jury.
The freight brakemen on the Mahon-
ing division of the New York, Penn
syIvania q Ohio Railroad a few days
ago, demanded an increase of wages
from $1.75 to 50 per day. The matter
was referred to an arbitration commit
tee, who refused to accept the railroad
company's proposition and ordered a
strike, and sixty men walked out.
Freight is blockaded in consequence.
1t is limited By the strikers that the
whole Erie system will yet be involved.
AT the sale of the Erdenheim stud, at
Jerome Park, Wednesday, Fred. Geb-
hardU captured the phenomenal year
ling, OLas, for So, 100. Among other
good prices realized were: Brown Duke,
3 years old, to D. D. Nixon, for 81, $50;
Raveller, years old, to E. Hefner, for
81 OOO; Rustler, 2 years old, to David
Gideon, 81 300; Austriana, 2 years old,
to R. Tucker, for 81, 800; StaIla, 2 years
old, to G. Thomas, for $2,10O; Eufaula,
years old, to E. Hefner, for 81 $50;
Rural, yearling, to John Mackey, for
81, $50; Austrienne, to A. J. Cassatt, for
$1,000. Thirty-eight head were disposed
of for an aggregate of S30,19 or an
average of nearly S795,
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SuROcated.

CHICAGO, October 6.-Mr. Larkin, son
of the proprietor of the colliery at New
bold, Leicester. descended the shaft to-
day, fearing something wrong. He did
net return, and one of his brothers
descended in search of him.
He also failed to return, when
another brother, and then the father
descended. The latter two, not appear
ing on the surface again, q careful
search was made, resulting in finding
the bodies of the four men who had
been suffocated by choke damp. The
golfers were subsequently, rescued from
other portions of the mine.
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Another Explosion of Giant.

Z DENVER, COL, October CAN e1-
plosion OF Giant powder occurred yester-
day, at the Porter coal mines, near
Durango. One Cornishman was killed
outright, and two were fatally injured.
The timbers caught FIRE, the flames
reaching a large amount OF powder,
causing the accident. The mine was
badly shattered.
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Death Knsll of Deep mining on the
COmstOek.

VIRGINIA, New. October G.-Orders
have been received from San francisco
to stop all work in the Chollar mine,
and to immediately strip all the levels
below the 2,4O0. feet. The order also
necessitates the immediate suspension
of all operations in the Hale s. NorcrOss
lower levels. This action is the result
of a fat refusal on the part of the
Savage trustees to paw their One-third
proportion for keeping the pumps in
motion a. the combination shaft. The
lower levels in both mines will be aban-
dOned and flooded as soon as the pom
derous pumps are shut down. The
stoppage of these mines throws several
hundred men out Of employment and,
il is believed, sounds death knell Of deep
mining on the Comstock.
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LONDON, October The Manchester
l@'Fa.an, in its commercial article,
T = the market is exceedingly quiet,
business :, yesterday, on the whole, was
d dom tor Tuesday. There is but little
eTraS. N J, Calcutta goods. No orders are
Em5i ts.Sl nere until Friday. There is a
fs9rsSS INQUIRY from Bombay. It is
own mere will be a failure later
tai - moOLsoons in the cen
Thee s:oVlnceS and Rajahpootna.
Cor 6. fair inquiry again
betvoa.--- staples. The differences
csnoSS S- Olyers and sellers are often not
for 60 adjustment. The market
Tbar. sl staples is quiet, but steady.
NAM Is rarely a large demand for
Inst ,o.eSGeHptlO of goods. Prices are
tfg, steady, except where the nroduc
Ssusfs,,;Neii settled. Widespread dis
ststis,;o.u vas OcCasiOned by the
-syarToote, efToTs revealed in yesterdays
ssvir6fSS y, cotton statement, which has
foUpbI- ne objection 70 the method Of
tom : estln8tlng the sales on spot
active ~SS 10 day. Expectation is in
Where Nv orders are given any,
SD.1ne. TTlceS are but little changed.
a,e fp TrS are easier to approach. There
easumn,;aH l'oTtant inquiries for home
&c giy -p,'oh; Few orders for shirtings
FisP a. o.' q although there IS some IL
ts reg2luSe nina at prices a trifie below
atst 49, rates. Heavy goods are
Moderate demand.
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A Strong Manifesto.

LONDON, October 6.-The Social Dem
ocratic Federation has issued a mani
festo IN which it says: THE unem-
ployed are certain to experience distress
still more severe than that experienced
in 1885. Honest workmen and their
families are doomed to hopeless strug.
gle with starvation during the winter.
The wealthy classes are responsible for
the awful neglect of the poor. Our rulers
could not but fear for themselves If they
could see the misery which selfish
apathy in6icts upon the producers Of
wealth. Show them your despair and
their danger! Leave your slums and
follow the Lord Mayors show, in No
vember, silently and solemnly, in order
to convince the rich as they are driven
to their banquet, that the most munif-
cent charity on their part can never
plaster over the cancer which their mad
greed of wealth planted in the heart Of
cur civilization.
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On the DIAMOND.

BosToE, October 6.-St. Louis 5, Bes-
ton IL.
WAsHISeToN, October 6.-Detroit 2,
Washington l.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8. - Phila-
delphia 6. Kansas City 6.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Chicago l,
New York 4.
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A Nd SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
a and Retail, at Bedrock Prices. All the
-esd1ng Rifles and Shot Guns in stock. See
our Manhattan 3 1, L Gun, best In The mar
kes a. The pEice. Illustrated Catalogue free.
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns in
stoeE. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer, "a walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City.
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DE-. PIxRcE's "Favorite Prescription
is most powerful restorative tonic, and
combines the most valuable nerVine
properties; especially adapted TO the
wants of debilitated ladies sufterlnL
from weak back. inward fever, conges-
ION, inflammation, or liberation, or
rom nervousness or neuralgia pains
By druggists. 8
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The PEOPLES REsrAURANr.

dinner EVERY DAY, FROM u TILL 3
u p N, % cents. All other meals . cents.
We give the best the marAet affords. D. T.
PORTER, Proprietor. Remember 81 "
First south Street, opposite Market Row
Customers receive polite and prompt at
tention.
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TRICYCLEs AND VEL
OGVRFDE6.

EVASS & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
u Victor. Champion. Challenge. Idea
and OTTO; slsO or the Nudge bicycles and
Tandem trfcycles. We srs the only house
in Utah earry Ing q s Cck Of both high grade
bicycles sDO Children's machines. Also a
iuil line OF Bells, spOlses. Cement, Wrenches
etc. bicycles sod on lnStsllmeuts ana
eentec Dy the day Ur hour.
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PISHINa .rACKIn

nUNs, AMMUNITION, RRvOLYERs,
VI Sporting Goods, wholesale and retail
Guns and Tents let by the day or Week
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fla.s AZ
low prices. EVANS & SPENCER,
"a W Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
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ITO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS. NO.
i tice Is hereby given. that herea fter, n
the first Thursday Of each mouth we viii
close our business between the hours OF 10
&. m and y 20 p, N.
WOOLLEY, YOUNG & HARDY co.
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

TTNFUREIsHED, IN "A NEW HOUSE, To
- Rent 70 Single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick resch OF town. ApulY AZ
TIE HERALD Once
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
botde of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. For sale at A. C,Smith
& Co. Drug Store. is
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LANGToN & KNAPTON.

DAINTERS, GRATEERS, SIGN WRITER'S.
i Paperhangers and Cslciminers. Address
or leave orders at 20, W. First South Street.
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Colorado Democrats.

DKNyER, Col, 0;tober 6 The Demo-
cratic State convention adjourned to-
day. after nominating Hon. Alva
Adams for Governor. H. B. Gillespie
for Lieutenant Governor, Jerry Ma
hone for Secretary of State, Cashmere
Barela for Auditor, Colonel s irmsn for
Attorney General, and Rev. Myron W.
Reed for Congress. The convention
passed resolutions on the death OF Sam
mel J. Tilden, Thomas a. Hendricks,
George B. Mcclellan, Horstio Seymour
and Winfield s. Hancock.
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WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED BOARDERs AT THE
" HERALD Restaurant. Aessrs. Whithorn &
Co have recently taken charge and are pre-
pared 70 furnish meals at al hours Single
meals DC. Board per Week 500. No. II
HERALD Block.
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.o,rc ma, said the small boy "that
'F,gl in, ,,. mat comes to see Edith /
Use . ny. Why, cbild?" BE
AOasan.. puts his watch II water
Gard ~, -. Yes, he does, cause I
o'sst ,b;s 1- yttihog another man down
$ with afternoon that he couldn't
'sd pDt INN hee4gse he had 70 %
~ us watch to soak" "
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WHITEwAsHING AND CALCIMIN
INC

DY Com -ETENT STAFF OF WORK
ID mel leave orders az Watson Brothers.
o. pO-i'e Valley House, and the TX viii
be promptly attended to.
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MONEY TO LOAN

n E. POMEROY, BROKER AND REAI
" Estate Agent, 15S Main Street. Money
TO Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale, and 3
general real estate business transacted.
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WANTED

A WOMAN OF SENSE, ENERGY ASB
"A responsibility for our business IN her
locality. Sals about $50 per mouth. Per
manent position References exchanged.
e. JOHNSON, Manager, II Barclay st
y. Y.
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PASTUR AGE.

GOOD PAsTURAGE FOR HORSES AND
VI stock at Cooper Bros Farm, two miles
north of Beck's Hot Springs.
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DIR. ELLEN 3. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. S34 &.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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OFFICE FOR RENT,

A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
u Building Apply at This office.
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AREYOU MADE miserable by Indi

AhE IUU MADE MIsbTdUIb DF llUI :
geS uon. Constipation, Dizziness Loss of
AID elite. yellow SKIN? ouIloh', Vital
IL y Is a positive cIr~. FUr -.-!e : 4. T..
smith So Drug stone. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR RENT.
1.-TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS POUR
4 DOCKS west of Theatre.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
SHELLliAy NEWS.
Marriage Personal-0ther Interest
ing Items.

Marriage Personal-Other Interest.
ing Items.
MARRIED-At the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. WIN. A.
MAJ shall, on Jan, 9Th, Mr.. Thorn
as j. Aycock ana Miss Matte
Marshall, all Of Terrell county;
DR.. B. Il. Bridgman officiating.
We extend to this couple orr best
wishes for along and happy life
of usefulness and prosperity.
Mr. Dan. G. Walker, Jr., and
Mr.. ODE Smith met.
"Good-morning, Dan. What is
the news?"
"NYell, a right smart"
"What is it?"
~ have a fine, large daughter
at my house"
"Well, you are not ahead of me.
I have the daisiest little girl you
ever saw"
as that SOP"
Yes, it; Island don't you forget
it."
MI. s. T. Jordan, business man.
ager of the DAWSON JOURNAL, was
in our beautiful little city on Fri
day and Saturday last. Come
again, Bro. Jordan; We are always
glad to meet you.
Miss O. i. Parker and Miss
Fannie Shoarer, OF Dawson, have
visited in the city within the past
week, the guests of Miss Bell
Crlttenden.
Mr.. z. T. Phelps left on Sun
day last for the Land of Flowers
to visit relatives that he has
not seen in nearly thirty years.
Shellmau Institute now has SIX
ty-fve students, and only a few
boarders arrived.
Miss Claude Montford, Of But
Ter, is visiting her sister, hIrs
VIM. Scandrett.
The health Of the people in and
around Shellman is distressing tc
the 81. Us,
Smoke the Key West Roses; tc
be found only at the City Drug
/ Store.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
ABATcH OF sASSER ITEMS.
THE CROSS ROADS ARTISAN WILL
OTHER SPICY ITEMS.

We are informed by reliable
parties that the artesian we'll al
the Cross Roads has dwindled
down to a small spring at the head
of little branch, and that the on
~ cost of it will be the splitting
and putting up of about seven
hundred pine rails and a little
work with a grabbing hoe.
NOTICE: Owing to Providen-
tial causes the Masonic ceremo-
MES were not performed at the
grave of Bro, j. II. Collier at the
time of his interment. Ii no
providential hindrance prevents,
the ceremonies will take place on
next Sunday evening, the 3lst
inst, at q or 3 o'clock. We in
vite and hope all Free Accepted
Masons in good standing, will at
tend, who live near enough to
come.
According to number, more
Chicksawhatchee girls marry than
those Of any other place in South
west Geo gia; fact is, in order to
have any young ladies at all here
in a short time, we will have to
import some from some other
place.
Mr., George McLain has his
saw mill in operation again aud is
prepared to furnish his friends,
neighbors and patrons with good,
first-elass pine lumber very cheap
for cash.
Dir. II. P. Hass' little boy, Jesse,
is quite sick with pneumonia at
present. We hope his case will
not prove to be a serious one, and
that he will recover speedily.
There is an occasional disturb
ance of some kind among the ne
groes in this section, and the bal
lifts and justices OF the peace are
benefited thereby.
The farmers have concluded
that the oat crop is killed, and
have gone to sowing over Put III
plenty Of thom.
Mr.. Willie Lundy captured an
other large wild cat on Monday
last. Willie is getting to be a
bad one after cats.
Mr.. j. c. Joiner formerly of
Randolph county, has bought out
Mr. G. W. Sasser and has moved
to our county to stay.
Uncle Billie Hunter is now hor-
rorfying all those in the third dis
trict WHO have not paid their tax.
Mr.. Beck Islar, of Calhoun
county, was in the village on Sat
urday and Sunday last.
We believe our friend. B. i.
Todd. had rather hunt birds than
to so to meeting.
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Mari. ell.

On the Gotta inst, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Mr..
W L. Blim, Miss Bessie Brim
and Mr.. w. j. Bowen were united
by She siIkiG ties OF matrimony.
The attendants were Miss Jesse
Moreland and Mr.. John McLen-
don, Mr.. James Brim and Miss
Mamie Bowen. Tie happy coup
lie left Immediately for the home
of the groom, where an elegant
reception was rendered thems
At Chickasaw hatchee, on Sun
day, at niae O'clock, the oath inst,
by Rev. A. NJ. Williams, Mr.. FL.
H Savage, Of Baker county, to
Miss Table ALcKela,of tile FORM
er place. We trlst that their
married life will be the opposite
Of the morning Of their marriage.
The good wishes Of the many
friends Of the bride will follow
them to their new home.
Ga The 18th inst, by J. w.
Sears, J p, Mr.. Il. W. Aven. Of
Webster county, to Miss Eena
pfiteimlTl, ofTerrell county.
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Most Excellent.

j. j. Atkins, Chief Of Polio I
Knoxville, Tenn, writes: "My
family and | are benefciaries Of
your most excellent medicine, DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption; having found it TO be
all that you claim for it, desire to
testify to its virtue. My friends
to whom [ have recommended it,
praise it at every opportunity"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption is guaranteed to-
cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group and every affection
of Throat, Chest ard Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free at Crouch
Bros. Drug Store. Large Size,
Sl.00.
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Death OF Mr. J. II. Collier.

Mr.. Juo,H. Collier,of Chiekasaw-
hatchee, one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, died on
Friday morning, the pa instant,
at 4 o'clock. He had been in bad
health for several years and his
death was not Unexpected, though
the family hardly thought he
would be called away so suddenly.
Mr.. Collier was a sterling citizen
industrious, upright and honor
a3le. He would never stoop to
low or mean things. lie was a
consistent and much loved mem
Der Of the Methodist church. He
was laid to rest, surrounded by
relatives and friends.on Frit,ay at
3 p. IN. Owing to the weakness OF
the lodge Of Z. 4. NJ, at Sassor,
the Masonic h0nora were post
poned, and will be given
on next Sunday, tie 3lst instant.,
lat $50 p. N. All the fraternity
Of the county is inyited to b.
present and participate. The
J0UgEAL extends sympathias t.
the bereaved.
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BoWare. Fal.lners.

Don't take the risk Of ma king n
crop with cheap, low grade and
unreliable guanos.
The best is always the cheapest.
Use the following old reliable and
tried brands that have stood the
test for twenty-five years: John
Merryman, Frank Coe, Storms anil
Gossypium They are cheaper
at five hundred pounds of cotton
than most OF others at four hun
bred. For sale at Stevens Ware
house. If
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The Lianor Question at Doyer.

An effort has been recently
made to renew the sale OF liquor
at Dover. The law requires those
proposing to sell liqaor at any
point in Terrell county, outside Of
an incorporated town, to file with
the Ordinary Of the county a petit
ton signed by two-thirl5 of the
resident freeholders within three
miles Of the place where it is pro-
posed to sell LIQUOR, who are dom
iciled on their freeholds and have
been continuously domieiled there
on for the term of six months
Immediately preceding the
the signing Of said petition,
giving consent Of said free
holders to the sale Of liquor. 1t
was found that The necessary two
thirds in the Dover neighborho0d
could not be secrrel; in fact, the
majority of the freeholders are
opposed to the sale. Parties liv-
ing in the naighborh0ol OF Dover
have already noticed a material
Improvement in the order Of the
settlement, and in short time
the good effects on the morals Of
the entire community will be made
apparent.
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sod Whiskey Without license.

Last Friday morning u. S.
Deputy Marshal G. w. Mosoly
ealne from Macon and arrested
lom Perkins, d negro who came
b. Dawson q short time sIucc from
Cuthbert, on charge of selling
whiskey without license. Perkins
vas carried to Macon and placed
in jail to await trial at the L. S.
District Court. Mr.. Mosely, a
few days since, arrested three 9TH
er negroes in Cuthburt on the
same charge.
IATEB:-Perkins has been re-
leased for want Of evidence.
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ONO EXCURsIoNISrS INVITED.
The Citizens Meeting on Thursday
Night.

Quite a company of our citizens
met in the court house ON Thurs
day night about half past seven
O'Clock to take into consideration
the propriety Of inviti, g to Ter
rell co nty some Of the expected
visitors from Ohio.
On motion OF Captain William
Kaigler Col. L. G. Hoyl was elecC-
ed Chairman and E. L. Rainey
Secretary. In a few pertinent re-
marks Col. L. G. Hoyl stated the
object Of the meeting,an request
ed Capt. VIM. Kaigler to give such
Information on the subject as was
in his possession.
On motion OF S. r. Christie,
seconded by S. T. Jordan, it was
declared the sense of the body
that the excursionists be invited
to visit US.
On motion Of S. r. Christie the
following committe was appointed
to correspond with the State Ag-
ricnltural Commissioner, and to
make such arrangements as are
proper for the entertainment Of
the excursionists:
S. r. Christie, Chairman; A. J.
Carver, b. II. Hood, VIM. Kaig-
lei, w. N. Thornton, [. d. Graves.
j. J. Bradley, w. Fl. Turner, Il.
G. Hill, t. A. Chappell, J. W,
Sears.
S. r. Christie as Chairman gave
notice that the committee would
meet on Tuesday, the 25th inst,
at 2 p. IN.
On motion Of W. n. Thornton
the meeting adjourned to Satur-
day, January 30th, at 10 a. m.
l.. G. HoYL, Chairman.
r. r. r tTNry. Sacrptarv
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

We regret to learn that the
hardware store Of Il. $. Lee. Of
Atlanta, has been ciosoa BY the
Sheriff under a mortgage etvea To
Geo. 4. Montgomery ami trans
ferred to H. Snider. Mr. Lee
was recently citizen Of Dawson,
and has many friends here who
will regret to learn Of his failure
in business. The amount owed
is $4,000.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

Mr.. d. B. Bowen died at his
residence in Webster county on
Thursday last. He left wife and
aged parents. There were eight
brothers in the family Of whom
he was the last. None OF them
ever became sicl enough to take
the}r bed until their last illness.
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Struck in tile Eye.

Several days since Mr.. J. B.
Avent accidently struck himself
in the left eye with stick. The
Slow was SO severe that the injury
t. the eye causes Mr.. Ayent to
fear that its sight will be lost
Mr.. Avent Is now in Macon under
treatment Of Dr.. r.. O. Cutter
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
Ancient Articles.

The Dawson correspondent oil
the Atlanta Constitution has dis.
covered an antiquated China cup
and saucer. They are owned by
Mrs. w. S. Dozier, OF This county
and have been il use lis years
1t is highly priced by tie family
of Mrs. Dozier.