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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
A BATCH OF ITEMS FROM BR0N
WOOD.
Mr.. Willis Hawkins Accidentally Shot
Personal and Other Interesting
NauS

Personal ana Vtaer interesting
News.
On last Thursday morning Mr..
A. G. Hill. Of Brentwood, and Mr..
Willis Hawkins, Jr., Of Americas,
were out bird hunting on Mr..
Hills plantation. Mr.. Hill was
sitting on a fence when a drove of
doves passed directly over him,
and,as he fired, a rail broke, which
caused him to fall backwards with
gun in hand AS ne struck the
ground his gun fired, the entire
load entering Mr.. Hawkins right
leg below the knee, tearing out
the flesh, but did not strike the
bone. Mr.. Hawkins wound is
painful, but not dangerous. MIR.
Hill says he has handled a gun
for twenty-five years and this is
his first accident.
Mr.. Babe, alias William Gun
neis, is now managing the mer-
camille business here for DIR. VIII
liford. tits said by responsible
parties that Babe plowed an OK
for the doctor until the corn got
too high for the OK to side, with
his long horns, and that Babe
deliberately, with iightwood
lightwood knot, did knock off said
ox's left horn. Said OK is in town
to-day to verify the statement;ond
Babe declares he is not left-hand-
ed
Marlin & Dozier are building a
neat store house between Miss
Sessions millinery store and Mr..
Wells store, and have their pick
ct fence stretched in front as an
advertisements They forget that
the JOURNAL has a large circula-
ton here.
Bronwood improves so fast that
her citizens cannot keep up with
the buildings going up. A house
is often completed and ready for
occupation before many OF the
citizens are awale Of its COM
mencement.
pranortions aro baino n,ada n taor
away the old MARTIN shop, which
Is a two-story building and one of
the Oldest houses III town.. Its alb
sence will be cn improvement, as
IN case OF fire 1t would endanger
7'' q IL 9'ol : -i0'7''
Miss Allie Aawhon o"ened her
school On last Monday Mlss
"a. y, ,o 'oo %eil-H ano u = neeu
th3'+ iii n,6n ,at,',,,;1s bar 's;ll h9
'Joo Mo, aftop . tr;ai
Mr. 7 r Marshall i CO anx-
ions to sell onano hat he actual
y spent one hour last week try
ing to sell 70 n drummer, who only
$50 ." ~ ~ sba9 bi sa ms I,'.' ana
Rron ON hnt now, rao ' ll., no
: R3IE;na1ro sb0a bo,Iso VOC 10 .
foro lastwoal- Osr1r has nionv
friends here who wish him sue
cess.
il, ] 6 Watson bos ;net com.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
For You.

All persons indebted to J. r.
James Son viii SAVE COST by
settling with me or j. NJ. Griggs,
Attorney, immedidtfiy This is
positive. j. Il. JAMES SoN.
Jan. 24th, 'S6.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Scratches Of every kind cured in
81 minutes by Woolford's Santa
ry Lotion. Use no ether. This
never fails. Sold by w. C. Ken
dhlok, Druggist, Dawson Ga. yr.I
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

7 UItIHEH Of LFW53H NIa VS.
tied dreamlaad and isnow strong
" Of the opinion that the next
Governor Of Georgia will be a
citizen Of Augusta, whose name
viii BEGIN either with the letter
3. or W. So strongly does the
aforesaid citizen believe that his
dream viii. be verified, he is viii
ling to wager $500 on it.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

The enrolment Of pupils at
the Oven Nelson Institute now
numbers seventy, This is one Of
the best regulated educational in
stitutionsin Southwest Ca IL yo
have children to educate you can
find no better place to send them.
I he teachers are thorough and
competent.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
Miss Georgia Reeves has

-HI75 VVVI gIT It0EVE5 lids
opened a school at Berry Acade-
my, FIVE miles east Of Dawson,
With 36 pupils and with good pros
poets for several more. Miss
Reeves Is too well known in this
vicinity for COMMUNICATION from us.
Suffice it to say that those who pat
ronize her will be well pleased.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
wanted.

Situation as Sawyer. Have
had eight years experience. Can
give good references. Address a6
once, H.,
Care Journal Office.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

--Messrs. Horsley & Killen
hayeele Of the largest and finest
stocks 81 Clothing ever in Daw-
son. Ii you are in need OF cloth
ingof any description you would
do we'll to Gallon them. e.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
For Sale.

[ have for sale 20-horse pow
er engine, and all fixtures neces-
sary for running gin and mill.
Cheap. b. i. SMELL,
Shellman, Ga.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
We are Now Offering

Our entire stock of winter
Goods at cost for cash. ne mean
lchat ice say.
ct PAsCHAL e. KAiGLER.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

Two good, well broke mules,
young and in good order. Belong
TO the estate of the late Z. Il.
Hayes, Cheap for cash.
S. I. JORDAN
Il Admr.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

A Brick Store House in the bus
mess portion Of the city. Apply
to T. C.JANEs.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

Al1 lIl1iCAA1Otio INV ftl . SA1tlb
local politics will not be altogeth-
er as lively this summer as last
The pot hasn't even begun to sim
mer.
-Drs. Stephens & Hammock
say they are having splendid sue
cess with Pitts Carminative. It
gives such happy results in teeth
ing children.
Our citizens may begin hav-
ing stockings manufactured for
their olfactories. Guano, with all
its pent up sweetness, is here by Il
large majority.
In another column the town
marshal Of Brentwood adyertises
a good deal Of property for sale.
Tax defaulters seem to be numer-
Gus this year.
"A few nights ago a negro,
named Yves. Hamilton, stole five
fat turkeys from Mr. Doc. Melton.
who lives two miles from town.
Yves has skipped the country.
Now is the most charming
season of the year. The air is
cool and bracing, the days bright
and pleasant, and all nature seems
to be reyeling in songs of gIadness
and praise.
Love may ne blind, as the old
poets have sung in unison, bat
we do not recall any welI-authen-
ticated instance Of young love
kissing his grandmother by mis-
take.
We may be mistaken, but we
think we heard a matrimonial bee
buzzing in this vicinity the other
day. We hope to have TIE pleas
ure of publishing Il marriage no
tice soon.
-Jordan's joyous JuIep-an
instant and infaIIible@ cure for
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache
ard all Pain. For sale ia Daw-
son, GA. by Crouch Bros, Drug
gists, yr1.
The Terrell county Sunday
school Association win meet at
the Bronwood Methodist church
next Sunday. Let all the sun
day-school people Of the county
attend.
The Journal has on file an
original story entitled, "a Sum
mer at Long Branch, which will
appear in our next issue. The
story was written by young lady
of our county.
We are glad to know that Mr..
Q. I. Chambers has about over
come his late embarrassment and
again resumed business at his Old
stand. Ira is a clever and accom-
modating gentleman.
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Two oa8p!p9 blowers lovers 1--WE WE Or o..
gan SrinISrs all'' , d li4 f,,1J an IN, III
Halg b,, our INV .~ , Iao' ti2'E ous
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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
Local Department.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Interesting Items Concerning Town
and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.

-OO IOH 10 SGlll Quil.
The town is dull.
Everybody at work.
Il The Mikado was good.
Dawson has no loafers.
The o. N. I. still booms.
Time for spring gardening
Tramps seldom visit Dawson
The band is progressing fine
y.
Come to the court house Sat-
urday
Not much of the feecy staple
being brought to market.
Read all the new advertise
ments.
Much property is advertised
this week.
Did you take in the opera
last night?
The farmers are busy re-
planting oats.
Read the new sheriff sales
in this issue.
Mortgages are being given in
large numbers.
The new legal advertisements
are interesting.
Some people prefer to tell a
lie rather than the truth.
Read the new citations of the
ordinary in this issue.
There are about 100 pupils
attending school in Dawson.
Tom James No. 3 is the best
5-cent cigar we ever smoked. tt.
-Guano, and lots of it, seems
4 to be the motto Of the farmers.
Capt Hart has had the stage
of the Opera House carpeted.
Several administrators adver-
tise property for sale i'll this Is
sue.
"A new lot OF blank crop mott
cages for sale at the JOURNAL Of
fee.
Self praise is half scandal.
Some people seem not to know it,
however.
IF you fud a stray mule com
municate with jim Simpson, at
BronwoOd.
An occasional offender of the
1 city laws is before his Honor,
Mayor Baldwin.
The whittling brigade are
sharpening their knives for the
summer campaign.
IF you want the best Cook
stove in the world buy the In
proved Iron King. x
See estray notice of mule In
another column. The finder viii
be literally rewarded
Dawson can justly boast o.
having as good schools and hotels
as there are in the State.
John GIerryman's Imported
English Acid Phosphate for salt
at Stevens Warehouse. tt.
Mrs. Bebecca lTizo, of Amer
icus, was in the city last Frida!
and Saturday visiting relatives.
"A fine four-year-old horse 70
sale for cash or credit. Call OF
1t john WHITCHARD.
Mr.. Taylor Smelling found
twenty dollar bill in Steve $
wagon yard last Sunday morning
Mrs. Eckford will close he
dancing school tomorrow nigh
with ball. She will 60 iron
here to Athens
Delinquent tax payers ar
having a hot time. Town ant
county officials are |evying OF
their possessions right and left.
They are making the ne,
styles Of collars so high that be
fore long young men will have t
stand on tip toes to see anythin.
at all.
Dawson continues to furnis'
Randolph with mules. TIL
Messrs Worrill came up Monda
and bought two from Capt. Alez
ander.
Dawson has a steam laur
dry and the colored lady VIII
heretofore did the washing fc
The citizens of that burg has tai
en- q back seat. In few yeal
these steam laundries will be
q9yofy Southern town. Qui.ma
k,ee Press.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28

Ten bushels of Chufas. Cheap.
b. 4. SMELL,
Shellman, Ga.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-01-28
Mrs. NJ. M. Anthony

Has just received a splendid
stock oE
FALL AND WINTER MILL
merry,
embracing Straw, Wool, Tel ,
Frelieh kelt-and Velvet Hats and
Bonnets for Ladies', Hcuds for
Children in Mole-skin Plush, also
Straw ard Felt Haas. Anice line
OF Old Ladies Emnets: psnm :.
Tips, Feathers, Birds and Novelty
Trimmings. The latest ST. ies in
Neckwear, Notions, etc.
anf IL sg5-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

ENOk SALE OR EXOHAN0E FOB
IL small place In the country bIiok house,
we'll located in Wilmip gton. Call on or ad-
dress b. H. IL, 3l2 Vest Seventh street, viii
mington, Del. m2b3tW
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

With the astrologers large nose
was always sign of much character
of some kind, but what, was deter
mined by other characteristic marks.
A Roman nose was q sign of coura-
geous temper and o disposition to face
and overcome difficulties, while more
strongly aquiline nose was an indica-
ton Of rapacity, the idea being evil
IDENTIFY borrowed from the similarity of
this description of beak to that of the
eagle, the most rapacious of birds.
The snub-nose showed little character
but much temper, while the Greek
nose, even, straight and regular, was a
sign of the temperament of the owner.
Large nOstEils indicated good lungs,
Aealtb and long life, while swelling
nostrils showed warlike spirit and
fine.
A very sharp nose was considered
an Indication of a busy-body, while u
bluntness at the end of this member
was an outward sign of the possessor's
mental lack of scuteness. Large eans
were always bad, the similarity be-
tween their owner and the donkey
being supposed to extend further than
the ears, while small ears were always
good The lobe OF the ear passing in
sensibly into the cheek was sure sign
of thief and liar, while an exceed
ingly sharp division between the two
indicated honesty and candor. Thick
ears meant thick brains, while thin,
delicate ears declared their possessor to
be q man Of refined intelligence.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24
No Need to Hurry.

Stories of Travers are always in
order. There is a good one about
something he said TO James Gordon
Bennett once upon a time. That gen.
tleman, upon the occasion named, was
standing one afternoon in front of the
Union Club, when particularly an
noying bootblack came up and asked
if he didn't want a shine. Bennett
turned away and made no answer.
The boy strelled of, but came back
presently with his former question.
The owner of the Herald paid no at
tention whatever to his tormentor, and
the boy, alter repeating the request a
couple Of times, said;
"Say, mister, will you tell US what
time ii isY''
Mr.. Bennett took out his watch and
replied that it was five minutes to 5
o'clock.
"All right" said the boy, preparing
TO retreat; '.when she strikes 8 o'clock
you 60 and soak your head" Then
he ran down the street, and Bennett,
forgetting himself for moment, started
after him with the intention of cutting
his ears. They had gone about thirty
PAGES when Bennett ran into the arms
of Travers. "W what the matteri"
stammered Travers. "Do you see
that internal beyp" responded Bennett,
interrogatively. "C-c-certainly," OBJ
served Travers, "Well," went ON
Bennett, holly, The told me to soak my
head at s o'clock" Travers pulled
out his watch. "W-w-well, you
needn't be in such devil OF a hurry;
w-w-why, you've got four minutes and
q half yet TO do it in"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24
CHARITY.

acknowledge no man perfect
That gift was saved for HIN,
Who, though Hts soul was spetAess.
Was still accused OF SIN. 4.
l youch tor no mans goodness,
The he r. 10 only worth
Just what the N aster mRfks IL;
1t is mot Judged Of earth.
How oft l think our Father,
For this one bles siDK gtseni
For II our souls were judged OF mn,
How few wou'd enter heaven!
Like children, oft disputlng
Der some poor useless toy,
We cultivate dissens ons,
And throw aside our Toy.
To-day our hearts aro filed with love,
Cur every word 10 sweet,
while We DOW In alteration
At some poor mortal's feet.
but tomorrow -, tomorrow
THAT changer come not theLf
When we ind our Zero human,
And o man aixo other men.
Methinks weuesd . Saviour
More than the tribes Of old,
For they had not our kfowle1ee
Whom thcg worshipped cslgss Of gold
U. wisdom sacred wisioms
In shameu bow my head
At rsmeDbranes Of what oaght 10 Be,
And what 10 done instead.
count him not ss favored,
To be the chosen one
To lead mankind q leugthy IN arch,
However well tits dones
But rather hoard my Pity
Sor the hour Of MIS- desps;r;
When he nnds his crost IL heavy,
Almost too great to bear.
but stlll there 10 blessing
For him that doeth we'll
The duties here assigned him,
Though Tvs greatness none may tell.
1t 10 binted in the promise
Of the Father good shove,
Who CROWDS each child's endeavor
With the lArgeRsts OF his love.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

One Of the greatest dramatic events
will be the appearance of Ed win Booth
and SlRnor Salvini at the Academy of
M usic, Philadelphia, next May. The
plays, the terms and the dates we're
decided upon bout one week ago, and
are rs follows: On Moncay, May 3,
'Othello" will be given, Salvini play
ing Otbello TO Booths Iago; on Wednes-
day, May 8, "King Lear" with Salvini
rs Lear and Booth a. Edmund; on Fri
day, May z, Hamlet, Salvini, play.
ing Claudius, the King, to Booth 3
Hamlet; on Saturday afternoon, May 8,
"Othello" will b repeated. The cast
Of minor characters will be equally
botsble, and IL is more than probable
that Marie Vain wright, who was
Lawr, noe Barrett's leading lsdy last
s.ason, will be the Desdeinonia, the
Cord .lia ar d the Opbelia. while Louis
Alurich, formerly Of my Partner"
will also be one OF the company.
This Shakesperian revival promises to
bs one Of unprecedented interest and
nothing like 1t having been
attempted since Jarrett b Palmer's pro
ductions of "Julius Caesar" nearly If
teen years ago, when the leading char
acters were sustained by Ed win Booth,
Laurence Barrett and e L Davenport .
This grand affair will ba under the
management Of Messrs. Nixon and
Zimmerman OF tbe Chestnut street
theatre and Chestnut street opera house,
and 10 an undertaking Of vast maani
tude. That 1t will be y success there is
no doubt, rs although IL lie nearly six
weeks before the first performance takes
place they are already receiving orders
for seats. As there are no d0ubt many
in: this city who will desire TO attend or
b, Veil for them usI 70 make early app 70
tion for seats.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24
"rhe Blood is the Life"

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which
Is the fountain of health. By using DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
good digestion, @ fair skin, buoyant
spirits, vital strength, andssoundness OF
constitution will bs established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all
humors, from the common pimple,
blotch or eruption, to the worst serofui .
or blood poison. Especially has It
proven its efficacy In curing salt-rheum
or letter, fever sores, hip joint disease,
sorofulous sores and dwellings, enlarged
glands and eating ulcers
Golden Medical Discovery cures con-
sumption (which is scrofula of the
lungs). by It's wonderful blood purify
log, invigorating and nutriGive proper
ties. For weak lungs, splitting OF blood,
ehortness OF breath, bronchitis, severe
coughs, asthma and kindred affections,
it 10 sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the severest coughs.
For torpid liver. biliousness or
oliver Complaint" dyspepsia and an
digestion, 1t 10 an unequaled remedy.
Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

John O. Hardness, A. NJ. founder
and principal, will lecture In the Hark.
ness Academy ut T. 80 O'Clock tomorrow
evening. Admission 25 cents. SubJeot:
Capitalists or Knights" The side that
instantly and perman emily renders ODE.
dience 70 the word and spirit Of G cd
and unto the constitutions and laws of
our country win be honored and sus-
tanned; first, by the omnipoteRt power
Of Almighty God; second, by the Inn.
partial, ultimate, God fearing popular
conscience, third, by public opiniot !;
fourth, by national state, county and
city government; fifth, by suooesR, re-
sultant peace and prosperity. Free
speech and debate for every body after
the Lecture,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

In the U. 8. Senate ON Tuesday, the
House bill granting . pension OF 81. 600
Q year to the widow 81 General Han
cock was reported and Immediately
passed, Mr. Beck called up his resolu-
tion, offered in December last, relating
to the payment Of customs dues In coin,
and 1t was referred 20 the Finance
Committee. Mr.. Logan's bill to pro-
Haote the efficiency Of the army was
discussed. A conference report on the
Urgent Deficiency bill was agreed to.
A bill vas taken up, on m 1tioa Of Mr..
Van Wyck, and passed, to confirm
entries heretofore male on the public
lands. It provides that entries msis
In accordance with the rulings OF the
General Land Ofioe at the time they
are made shall not bs affected by auy
subsequent change In OF mobilization
Of the rulings. The measure does not
lapply 10 SCRIP entries. Mr.. Logan In
troduoed . bdll which was referred,
repeating the provision of'ex isting Law
which declares that, when Vacancy
occurs In the odace OF general or leu
tenant general Of the army, such ofics
shall cease.
The Edmunds resolutions were de-
bated by Messrs. jackson and George
Mr.. Morgan obtained the floor. but
yielded teA motion for an executive
session. The motion was lost. After
arranging that this afternoon . tim,
ishould be-fixed for taking q vote on tn,
Ireeolutions the Senate adjourned.
In the House bills were reported Il
establish National Live Stock High
way and promote commerce In Iiv'
stock between Tho States; to prevent th,
Introduction OF contagious and infec
tioGs diseases into the United States
land 10 establish . Bureau Of Publ,
HEALTH; to smend the act esta blish ing 6
Bureau Of Animal Iedustry, to extend
tbs immediate letter delivery system: Il
repeal the presumption Ia ws; TO provide
for the special and uniform instruction
ofsthe State Militia, and to provide fo'
the equitable compensation and clsssi.
&c alton OF certain officers of the U nitet
States. The Indian Appropriation bill
was considered In COMMITTEE If tn
Whole. A conference report ON tn,
IUrsent Deficiency bill was agreed TO
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24
ALL ABOUT MOLA.sEs.

Even molasses is mo longer pure,
grocers confess; although not one re-
taller in ten will purchase mixed mo-
lasses, knowing It to be such; nine
tenths of the mixed molasses sold has,
as a matter of fact, been solo by de-
ception-that is, palmed of as pure
goods. The mixed goods, Of course,
make q much brighter, more stylish
line of molasses than the pure; but
this fancied superiority lies only in the
appearance OF the goods. How as to
quality? Well, the mixed stuff has SO
disguised consumers that there has
actually been danger of the molasses
trade being driven out of this part of
the country. The mixture of mo-
lasses, glucose, acids, waters, etc., has
been highly Unsatisfactory to house
keepers, is driving molasses out Of re-
quest, and compelling more and more
the nse Of sugar.
In the city of New York the con-
sumner can hardly find a quart of pure
New Orleans molasses. He may 60
into the very best grocery stores
places where he expects to find pure
goods-and though the clerks will
swear that they have the pure una
dulterated article, and undertake to
prove it by asking such price as the
pure should be sold at, he cannot get
it. 1t looks good, is q little thin, of
course, but you are told that it Is all on
account Of the unusually warm
weather; tits tent home, and the lover
of the good old standard New Orleans
finds, to his disgust, when about TO use
it, that he has been sold.
The country merchant has better
luck, because New Orleans is more
used In the,country than in the cities,
and the merchants very seldom gel
stuck with the adulLerated article, and
never second time. The finest grades
Of Porto Rico resemble New Orleans,
and we are told that some of the Porte
Rico manufacturers purchase barrels al
New Orleans to pack their stock in, SO
that the buyer in this country will take
1t for the genuine. 1t is not the gen
uine article, but far superior tC
the vile mixtures that contain glucose,
acids and water.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24
Churcf Trouble.

On Sunday morning last the oongre
CATION OF the New London Presby terian
church, Chester County, Pa, assembled
ut the nsnal time, and after waiting
some time for their pastor, j. b. CLARK,
TO put IN an appearance, two Of the
elders of che church went to TO the par
sonaKe 20 and the cause Of his nom
appearance. Mr.. Clark was found, and
upon being asked 70 conduct service 1T
the church refused, stating dissatis-
faction With the relation existing be-
tween himself and the trustees. Tho
congregation has made arrangements
to have the pulpit filled until the mat.
tor can be brought before the Presby-
kery,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

FOG sALE LII! "a, rAkM J1 ~ % AURES
Mill Creek Hundred 4ooA fruit
OF all kinds. Mast be told 70 close an es-
tAte. Apply 10 Evans PENNIN9 TON,
No. 8 East Eighth street, VIII, Del. ml-5ott
Daily Republican., 1886-03-24

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