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Henry Ilolimcl,tcr, president oi me IoiLs
ZcfO,y Cooperative rlI s4.lg C1Ap.lf. AMI Mor,rs
Hoffman. business manager ~ t.e lo'.s l.tt,B.
arrested on Friday evening" hy D'prty ~ho-if, D,n-
ue. and Iouns snt locsei ID iu ls llilpw street
jan The order of srfcst -g.utsl D. l-~ Peckhan
IA a suit TO -lO.uop damage h.pIsIf hr Ptu rautr.
tho West br ghiOI be hDtc.eeicf iie targes that
the defruisuts published Tic official SoycDft notice
suci him ny tle ErtoA.vn Cruf Labor lnInu
not Ion. warulu- a pe .ons fl,f E.lrr hsf
a'rd his agreement Wth waters E4Itfnlers mon
So Pe-tI,n nt II0im-sior was arrested
lie WI. eutcrirg b. louse In EfoOalyE,
and Hoffman Office 80 TIE loits
ZetfWng MiItm-t A. ile
order % arrest ls-uei fOf the eilfOr. h. -chs-
viisch huf h. attrudir niclc uf The Walters alt
Bart-ndcrs Union. "a Morii.suiL De via not bs
arrested unt Non az. l"'eriav toe tren i.nts w,is
taken before Judge f.ckl,n. an es"l held IN
=. 900 bali Joan Deb ~ To- Last uoustoL-st,
printer. AT Henry fecnhciurr. .qrDrs seller ~
4SB l.n- Firm surrti fnr n fmelster,
AMI J Schza athman ~ the GO.oportve Itlurs AssocA-
on. of the Bowery an sprlng' fni lmes j. Coocsn.
furniture dealer. OF Grsnist and the Bowcry FOR IOf
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

children's hop held last night at the Gilsey
House
Judge Jonathan Dixon OF tho New-Jsrsey Supreme
Court is spending several weeks here.
Miss Sophie Ey the actress who spent several days
~ the ST. James Hotel. has gone back to New-fork
Mr. ana MIRA. James W. Romaiu, OF the CominetciSI
Hotel which las been enlarged to almost double US
former capscy, gave complimentary hop to their
gucsts this week
MT and Mrs. William A. Cummings. Almon W. urls
void and fsmily, Mr.. amt Mrs. j. ". Deuel. Hnh MISS
Anna 4 Dcvnne. o. NcwYo and Mrs. Charles Bsldei
ston or Phadel phis, the Latest arrivals a'
the Wyatt House.
musicale gwen this evening In the parlors OF the
Hotel Bruusylck
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Gituaii,ns tOanlc0-- NioI.s.
COACUVAN. GARDINER. Cl0X.-I

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.f.l rtni irt,rurc Aulits, SOBER. lllnuur I IVA
Ou.t, l-s- BtutlV sy
NOACUNAN.-Bv "A married man no family;
- sober and Trustworthy always having hoises Aul 'if
rl4r,s prompt and uIi-.us. WHsh fN tlf
rrnos VIII certify Address CoAtHMAN ll3 West il>i -i
COACHMAN.-B Bv a married man Il st-c'ass;
u thoroughly l,r-ttnfs his business m resp
INST class ,y reference from Last tuoyci CAL" hl''s
9iS "tAaNc.
NOACHMAN.-By young man who thorongL-
~ Is understands the ~ Iui tAfihe' " th -
seven year. f.ie,ncc iiun last ruroy,r N.E "A."'e =
ing Address e. L. No - M est 2oti -i
EROON-By "a Young man tngiiSa lSht
weight rnTl rider thoroughly nhhi7tdh'' hi' "n'i'~
Address q 2up East Ssth It. 'iit
GARDENER and FLORlST.-By married
,'.rr,n man I'M no children a. piti" gardener int
florist has twenty years tNpf tn,' '" ''N ~ pI''h -
,,t'9 Tn v,nrs can give tr best r,trn'"~ ~ lress
l. " r. 4. a. Box .Jl ASTORIA, Long island Nity y y.
VVAIrER-By Young Englishman IN prl-
w yate family good r,irr,nc,, NO -u' Last S'ih ~.
city.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
A Creaking Hinge

10 drv AMI turn. hard until oil l. ap9e.. alter which
moves easily When the hing O'he BODY are 'tf
fcned and nGsned by RheIm tsn hCy cannot be Aovsf
without causls tho rcruc.tng pains. Ayers esrss
parlls by h blood -eo.-s IA condition Ind
rest 9ros the oiut, rooi working orl,r
Aver. s.rsapala a areotsi III onr c.g manv most re-
markabo cures, number Of whch D'n' IN eno-s o. tAs
most experienced physcanL wers Il sces'ary eoae g'v'
,se name. Of many niv,dias Who havr teen curel ~
tas,ar M, medicine IN ny IA esstaniy worked
Ennder. rnli.vrng Of
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
rheumatism,

ater being troubled with Or IN ta.s cri Ill O'acs
dseases an. ns from U,. 81 r. = no remedy With
which am qunted 'ha; aGos such est Ayers -as4
parilia-fR H. Lawrcrcs H. d. Bs'tino.o. ~.
Ayers sar-aparls clre. mo % Gou' soc hAeunsi.-r'
when 10 hing voui II has er.di a'si every trace o.
delse from my s7.tou ~ L. short Manage Hotel Boil
moat lowell. Mass
Twas during May monh. ssaiercr ron chronic Rhel-
mat.m The disease ~ tri s,vou'v IN spito o. 60
rem.so,I con IA uati c~,a l-n - uis Ayers s~i'a
parll, too. ,sv,r. bottle. OF IL 2,c'ArauOn a ""
.co,lv rosroroitofe. tn ~ Frc 4n !nieperie.cs "a
Ayers Sarsaparii'a.
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The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
MaIrini.

At the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. &. Willis, three and a
half miles from Dawson, on Sun
day, the 18th inst, at ) o'clock p.
m., Mr.. Geo. A. Cole and Miss
Carrie Willis, Rev. B. w. Davis
officiating.
Mr.. Cole is worthy citizen of
Webster county while Miss Will
lis is one Of our most charming
young ladies.
The attendants were J. d.
Laing, of Dawson, and Miss Rena
Wright, of Webster comfy;
George Jones and Miss Minnie
Cole. of Webster county; George
Montgomery aid Miss Matte
Cole, Of Webster county; John
Clarke, Of Webster county, and
Miss Mollie Kenney, OF Terrell
county; Charles Kenney and Miss
Lizzie Passmore, of Terrell coun-
ty; E. L. Rainey, of Dawson, and
Miss Lizzie Kenney, of Terrell
county; VIM. Clarke, Of Webster
county, and Miss Minnie Keuney,
Of Terrell county.
After the ceremony an excel
lent collation. was partaken Of in
the dining hall.
Monday morning the happy
young couple and a party of
friends left for the residence of
the groom's father, Mr.. G, w.
Cole, in Webster county, where
an elegant reception was given
them.
The Journal extends congratu-
lations and best wishes for many
years of married happiness.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock,
Miss Dosia, the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Stewart of
Randolph county, was united in
narrige to Col J. NJ. Griggs, of
Dawson, Rev. B. W. Davis officia-
ting.
The attendants were Col. John
d. Pope, of Albany, and Miss
Mamie Kimble, of Quitman coun-
ty; Mr.. Chas. Weaver, of Calhoun
county, and Miss Cora Dunn, of
Randolph county. Beside i'm
mediate relatives of the bride the
ceremony was performed in@the
presence of Mayor w. r. Bald
win, Doctor w. W. Farnum,
Messrs. E. L. Rainey, b.
B. Perry, J. P. Griffin and
Hon. James II. Guerry, of Daw-
son.
After the ceremony Mr.. an |
Mrs. Griggs left Immediately for
Shellman, where they took the
noon train for Senola, the home
of the groom's mother.
They will spend week or two in
middle and north Georgia before
returning to Dawson. The bride
has rlany friends in Dawson, all
made by her sweet, gentle dispo-
sition and pure Christian charac-
ter, while the groom is one of the
leading lawyers of this city and a
gentleman of fine social standing.
The JOURNAL extends hearty con-
gratulations and joins the many
friends of the happy young couple
in wishing them prosperous voy-
age through life.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
The Colt SilnM.

AS announced in these columns
several weeks ago, Tom James
colt show came off on Saturday,
the 3rd inst. The first prize for
horse colt, an eight dollar silver
cup, was awarded to Mr.. T. M.
Gordy, of Randolph county; sec
ond prize for horse colt, $3.50 in
gold, to Mr.. Deck Brown, Of this
place; first prize for mare colt, a
seven dollar and half silver cup,
to Mr.. W. E. Drim, of this coun-
ty, and second prize for mare colt,
s2 80 silver cup, TO Capt. J. w.
Roberts, of this county. Ten or
twelve colts were exhibited, and
all of them were very fine animals.
Especially does the colt of Mr..
Gordy deserve mention. 1t was
perfect picture Of a horse. All
Of these colts were sired by "Lit-
tie Mack"
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Nerrn Mass Meetinm.

About one hundred negroes met
at the court house last Saturday
afternoon and held political
meeting. Some of the speeches
made were very bitter and parti-
san, especially those of school
teacher named Williams, and a
young negro named Brinson.
Edward Richardson made a very
conservative speech. He advised
them to work, be honest, treat the
white people respectfully and
vote as they please, either a dem
ocratic or republican ticket.
Richardson is an intelligent young
colored man and is we'll liked by
the whites. His speech did not
meet with as much favor among
the crowd as did those Of the
more illiterate and bitter speak
ers. They meet again the last
Saturday in this month to nomi-
nate a candidate for the lngisla-
tue. Either Williams or Fitz-
gerald will be their man. and it is
needless to say that he will be eff
fectually and everlastingly showed
under by the Hen. 0. b. Stevens
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

Tuesday morning Norwood, the
little six year old son Of Mr.. I. II.
Thornton, died at the residence of
his uncle, Mr.. W. n. Thornton,
after an illness of only a few
hours. Monday morning the lit
tie fellow was hale and hearty,
and early in the morning went to
his uncle's house to spend the day
with his children. About noon
he was taken with a congestive
chill, and in spite of the best med
lcal attention his young life went
out about 4 o'clock a. m. Nor
wood was a very bright and prom
lslng child and his death is sad
blow to his parents. who only a
few weeks ago lost their little
daughter.
Monday morning, the 5th inst,
the infant child of Capt. o. G.
Robinson died of teething, aged
seven months. 1t was buried
Tuesday morning, Rev. B. w.
Davis performing the last sad
rites.
On last Sunday morning Willie
Pearl, agad year, 2 months AMI
Is days, the infant child Of Mr..
George Cannon, died of cholera
lnfantum. It was buried on Mon
day morning, Rev. 3. w. Davis
officiating at the grave.
All of the bereaved have the
sympathy of the JOURNAL.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Cross Road Items.

The corn and cotton crops are
being injured by the continued
rains.
The literary school at this place
will be resumed on Monday, the
18th instant.
Did the oldest inhabitants ever
before see so much rain at this
season of the year?
Mr.. L. G. Jordan and DR.. Las
Fsetel, of Dawson, were circulating
among their friends in this sec
ton last Sunday.
Misses Fed and Claude Bradley
and Minnie Bridges made pleas
ant visit to friends at the Cross
Roads last week.
Messrs. Nails and Culpepper,
of Merriwether county, have been
visiting their kinsman, Mr.. I'll. 2.
Hass, the past week.
Messrs, Zack Crittenden and
Charlie Arthur of Shellman, made
mash on several of the young
ladies Mt the Notchaway picnic.
The candidate is again among
the people. II he should want to
kiss all the babies and grasp you
by the hand longer than You like
don't think hard of him, for it is
natural.
Col. Crittenden, one If Shell
mans most whole-souled citizens,
delivered stirring address at
Cypress Pond last Saturday. The
Colonel would adorn the halls Of
congress and we hope ere long to
see him there.
Bro. Rainey, of the JOURNAL,
was not at Cypress Pond last Sat-
urday, much to the disappoint-
ment of the young ladies who
were expecting him. We, howev-
er, represented him and enjoyed
the dinner enough for both of US.
We were at the thriving little
town of Bronwood Monday. 1t
is being rapidly built up with
handsome dwellings, and good
business houses which, shows the
enterprise of her citizens. We
are under obligations t. Bro.
Smith for courtesies shown us
while there.
The most enjoyable picnic of
the season was participated in by
the young ladies and gentlemen
of the Cross Roads and New
Hope at Notchaway bridge on
the 3rd inst. The young gentle
men We'd with each other in
trying to make it pleasant for the
young ladies, having all the fruits
and ices Of the season. The din
ner was a most sumptuous affair.
We return our thanks to the
young ladies for ice cream AID
other delicacies sent us and regret
we could net accept their invita-
ton to be with them.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Prize Drill.

On Tuesday afternoon, the 9th
inst, the annual prize drill Of the
Dawson Guards came off at the
park in the presence of a large
assembly of ladies and gentlemen.
There were twenty or twenty-five
men in line and the company
made an excellent show. First
came the dress parade and then the
contest for the handsome prizes.
The drilling OF each member was
excellent, and demonstrated that
all understand well the manual of
arms, and for while it seemed
as if the laurels would have to be
divided among several of the boys.
At the conclusion of the test, how
ever, the judges declared Orderly
Sergeant B. B. Perry the fortu-
nate winner Of the first prize, a
handsome gold medal. The Sec
ond prize, a pretty red plume, was
awarded private +. E. Clarke.
Col. J. G Parks, in few appro-
pirate remarks, delivered th4
prizes. The Dawson Cornet Band
furnished music for The occasion.
Refreshments were served on
the grounds by the ladies, the
proceeds of which (S3000) 60 to
the building of band stand in
the park.
Sargeants Perry and Smelling
have divided the company and in
few days the two divisions will
have a competitive drill, the los
ing side to treat the company.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Lightning Freaks.

During the thunder storm last
Monday afternoon, Blake, a little
son of Mr.. VIM. Gibson, of this
place, aged five years, was
struck and instantly kill
ed by lightning. The little
fellow was sitting by column on
the piazza when the lightning
struck the column and passing
down struck him on the head with
fatal results. Two other children
of Mr.. Gibson, who were stand
ing near by were stunned but not
hurt. We tender the bereaved
family our sympathy.
The car shops were struck the
same afternoon, but the damage
done is slight.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Picnic at CYnreSS Pond.

The Terrell County Agricultu-
raj Society gave their annual pic
mic at Cypress Pond school house,
in this county, on Saturday last.
All who attended report a glori-
Gus time. Crop reports from all
the districts were had, and, con-
sidering the wet season,
the outlook is quite encorra-
ging. Corn was reported, to av-
erage so per cent, cotton from 60
to Is, cane IS, oat crop 45. Col.
R. +. Crittenden, of Randolph,
delivered an address that was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The dinner was choice and boun-
tiful, and none went away hungry
We hope our friends will contin-
ue in their good work which has
already beeu of great benefit to
the agricultural interests Of the
county.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
New College President.

Prof. M. L. Parker, of Hart
we'll, Ga, has been elected presi-
dent Of the South Georgia Male
and Female College, and, with his
family, will arrive here in few
days to make arrangements for
the opening Of the next session.
Prof. Parker comes very highly
recommended as a scholar and
Christian gentleman, and the trus-
tees of the school think our peo-
pie are to be congratulated on
having secured his services. See
advertisement in another column.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

The meeting of the city council
Monday afternoon was not Of long
duration, as there was but little
business to transact.
The committee on watelworks
were given full power to proceed
as they think best in providing
for a system to supply the city
with water. No plan has yet
beer agreed upon by the commit
tee.
The dog law was amended and
hereafter they will be sold to the
highest bidder by the marshal in
s.ead Cf being killed.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Nearly Lost.

Arty Rylander and Os. Ansly
went to Dawson, Sunday, put up
at the FarndG House, where
they were treated like Lords, by
the excellent landlady, Mrs. Carver.
There is strong attraction in
that city for these young men,
and whether it is the fair-faces
of some of the young ladies, or
the delightful feasting set before
them at the Farnum is
the question that is agitating
their friends here. .--Americus
Republican.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Chas. NJ. Harris.

BY referring to our annor nee
ment column it will be seen that
the above named gentleman is q
candidate for Tax Receiver. That
Charlie Harris is worthy and COM
petent none will deny, and if elect
ed he will discharge the duties of
the Office promptly and faithfully.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Interesting ItemA Concerning Town
and County Gathered by journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.

s&ntefeNlhE lteihe OVHCri Hih- IuNH
and County Gathered by journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.
The mass meeting was large
\ attended.
George Harp has gone to
Texas to visit relatives.
Mrs. Dan Bradley has visited
relatives in our city this week.
Mr.. Chas. Green, of Shell
nan, was in the city last Sabbath.
Mr.. S. r, Christie and fami-
h are summering at Gainesville.
Some of the Congressional
elegates say"Guerry or nobody"
-Stultz AAAA Henry Coun-
h Tobacco at James Drug Store.
DR. C. A. Chcatham and fam
ly are at Gainesville for the sum-
ner.
Rev. A. NJ. Williams began a
protracted meeting at Graves last
Friday.
Read The report OF the city
clerk and treasurer in another
column.
Miss Nora Allen, of Amari-
fus, is in the city visiting relatives
nd friends.
Mr.. J. s. Davis, OF the Alba
hy News and Advertiser, was in
the city Monday.
The band stand in the park
now a certainty. The lalies
pave it in charge.
According to the tax digest
i here are b1t twenty-one profess
Slonal mon in the county
Everybody around here
eems to be willing for Clay to
furnish the Senator this time.
Miss Fannie Sandlin, of
Houston county, is visiting the
smily of Judge j. c. L. Clark.
DIR. Kendrick, since giving
pP the practice OF medicine, has
sold his fine horse to Dave Laing.
Mrs. Watts has returned to
emericus after spending several
ziRys an the city with Mrs. Har~
Rev. w. S. Rogers, Of Cuth-
pert, is assisting Rev. B. W. Da
is In the Baptist meeting this
FeekI
DIR. Kendrick has recently
made some editions ana i'm
3roYements to his handsome resi-
Hence.
Miss Emma Harvey, who has
peeh visiting Miss Alice Lowrey,
1aS returned to ker home in
Cuthbert
Mrs. Ella Hall, of Lee county
peIt several days of the past
Seek with her sister, Mrs. J. NJ
-Majer Tom Burney was in
i ne city the other day gathering
u the = shekles for the great and
good Telegraph.
Miss Jimmie Loyless,e of paw
Ch' Is visiting her aunt, Mrs
'avld Sawyer, this week.-Cuth.
S4rt Enterprise.
The publisher returns thanks
. Mrs. Thalia Peters for q lct oil
ue nu cucum bors. They were the
arSe9t of the season.
Mr. B. McDonald went to At
sll'a s Monday to have his eyes
reated by DR.. Calhoun. He has
4 Decome totally Blind.
Mr.. W. j, Horsley and FAM.
of Arlington, have
oeen In the city this week visiting
elatlves and friends.
H.. -Gharlie I Harris requests us to
ay that he is in the race to re,
"ih =. until the election in Janua
" de will moi withdraw.
i have declined TO run fol
W receiver for the next term, be
esing the work in the office i.
worth all the pay withcut l.nvint
= scramble vi, !. and paying ont none,
eo' = Respectfully,
". L. OxIoAD.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
We must apologize to our

We must apologize to our
valued Sasser correspondent for
emitting his batch of interesting
items this week. Owing to the
lateness Of the hour they were re-
ceived and the press of local mat
ter, it was impossible to publish
them in this issue. They are
good and will keep till next week.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Local Department.
local SCHEDULE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II II HARRIS authorizes and requests
;. Nc to annOuncc him candidate for
h. office of Tax Receiver of Terrell
a)unty
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

/ HEREBY announce myself candidate
for Tax Receiver of Terrell county,
inject to Democratic nomination, if any.
w Z SESSIONS.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

WA authorized to announce the
nv name of J. II, Crouch as a candidate
T. re.ecction to the Office of Tax Collector
Il Terrell county.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
County Commissioners, Meeting.

The county commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting the
first Tuesday. Very little bust
ness was transacted. Several ac-
counts were ordered paid and the
public road leading from Chicka-
gawhatchee to Albany was
changed so as to run on the west
side of the Woolbright pond.
Several bridges in different parts
cf the county that were damaged
by the recent rains were ordered
repaired. This work will cost the
couRty not moro than $50.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

Justice court was III session
last Fr. day, Justices James and
Simmons presiding. No cases OF
elerai interest were tried.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

-Mes5rs. J. v. Turner and T.
L. Clarke have bought out VIM.
Kaigler's interest in the firm of
Paschal & Kaigler and the new
firm will take charge the first of
August. The firm name will be
Turner, Clarke e. Go. This is
strong team and will doubtless d.
a good business,
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
Second Quarterly Report of
Clerk and Treasurer City
Council.

We, the finance committeee, have ex-
amined the Clerks report for the Second
Quarter and find he has collected the fol-
lowing money from the Vnrinns snirces.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15

Hon. j.. ii. Query was on
the sick Iistseveral days last week.
Lectioneering i'll the lower coun-
ties does not agree with him.
We learn that u Bronwood
party went cunning a recent af-
ternoon and bagged l79 doves.
Those Bronwood boys are first
class marksmeh
The "big fruit crop" has
proved a failure IN this section
Peaches are a scarce commodity
here and those we do have are
small and knotty.
The JOURNAL is in receipt of
the first annual report OF the
president and directors Of the A.,
7. & H. railroad. TIE ''baby road
is in a hourishia5 condition.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
w. Z. Sessions.

BY referring to our announce
ment column it viii be seen that
Capt. W. +. Sessions, of Dover, is
a candidate for Tax Receiver. He
is in every way qualified for the
position ana will make a good Of
ficer If favored by the people.
The Dawson journal., 1886-07-15
A partv If Bronvood oeptIo

A party Of Bronwood gentle
men joined several of our Dawson
sportsmen i'll a hunt yesterday.
We go to press too early co give
the result of their craftsmanship.
Mr.. Joe Chambers shipped
the first watermelons from this
county to the no thern markets
last week. Captain Roberts will
ship the latter part of this week.
We hfve our cigal manufac-
t red at Macon for sale at
Melton Bros. Full HAVANA.
The best Sc. cigar in the world.
n 4. CANS g. co