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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Ice cold bssr On drauRhs At the Bank
Exohanqe. au12 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Smoke the celebrated Kres KEee
cent cigar, the beat sold. AZ LEVY bnua-
Commercial street, sole agents. aa20 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Tnroor-Ail wool, double Width, COO
gard. Cheap. CHEsrEn CLEAAx. eel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Ns.o Sssest Cider & HUaHEs & Mn
LKn's. sci
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

LAcns-UndsF Valas, ssme immenss
bargains. O4sh. CHEsTER CLEART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

"CAentst n CzisT O s. DEPT Of Acyscuuwe'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Corner Commercial and Washington streets, Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11
Z. HERSHBERG & Co,
605 and 637 Front street.


Lace and embroidery sale thia week.
sema wonderful cash bargains. CLRAnH.
Buy the Deoksr, the leading Piano. nt
LoWHAn q HANv0AD'a- OH
Nss S,ssss Cider 81 HUsHn 4 Nm
LEn'a. 81
Smoke the celebrated Knss Kree 5
cent cigar, the beat sold. AZ LEVY bnga-l
Commercial street., sole agents.. aaz0 LIN
Tnnoor-All wool. double width, Goo .
gard. Cheap. CEEsTEn CLEAAx. sci
LAons-UndsF Valne, ssme immense
bargains. Oash. CHEsTER CLEAR1.
Ice cold beer On drauRhs al the Bank
Exchange. aul5 I'm
oowymKp 70 THE Ban FoUn MosTHs.
and alnost blind, and cured BY one box
81 GilmOre's Neuralgia Cure. A. b
STEWART, agent. Az
Rrv. Ell. WnrTExx, Of Olaskson, n,
Y. saws Gilmors,a Aromatic Wine TOT
Female Weakness sands without rival
A. b. HTRwAKz. oN
Tommy Clancy has invented q patent
facet for drawing Philadelphia beer
which beverage win hsreaftsf b KEPT
On dranQht e ths Eamond. auAS.
I,koRs AND EasRaoraEAxzs = An In
menss purchase Of 1orchon Inca oEiee-
~ Ell over, and wool iaces and emhroid-
erica, o0lored and white, a. imuensa
reduction. One price. CAMsrER CIMAnx,
TN WmzM - kN0.-LowMAM 4
HANrunD are agents fer the LARht Run
nino White aeuiaR Machine, the bel
Ia tho world; 600.oo9 aFo nov - U.s.
Gail and see u. aazt
VIZ usn Possesses FAcB P0wDEns.-
Freeman's ModicAted Invisible fAee
pewdaR Ia guaranteed perfectly haTmlnaA
Free from any in3uTions Substances
- swsfff raizqa ME IN any lead
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
County Correspondence.
DORIsOlI u. o.
JOE


Ni''A "a"@uS ~ gong INTO ths
No" oo''nosS'
Mf' Fsrrott isgetting slong finely with
MS School Ut this place.
Gam Ball has made arrangements to
get alouB without guano.
Alillo Girl on fhe plantation ofN u
Bmdtne ono d,v ,hIa wook .tt.n,.ai
to cut n suonI in txvo with ON 49, en-
succeeded i'm cutting nor th,,nh on ~
| the FIRST Joint.
,.
or. aranna ,",a,n anS " Pace
Toa>o,a, rIh, ny! M pth"''
hnm...". - T TH VI US
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ono ~ nm non 'oie' Nh"
AZ "lPosrs thst Ifoeiooht cleveland
" " .e"n Oh MS own. III also appears
''"'' CIV 'E"oich' 20. 1eha'e Is very
MUM '"'PrlSco, rs "oii rs indignant, ut
',." u p~roIehsioh' III mas tried tho plan
VI ""'"o"'hS, Dut 1T o Sconl TO work
"'''i cent. n lohS tlihe ago, IN
~ or '"ouol villages, thcre nVed TWO
~ ""''''" ieSPcc.lEelH' Arrh ana biiI'
,''' ~ ~ Wv" '"''' III l '''' '"No1i
"' ,V"''"ei, VIC Mon'' average very
~" p''H' h"' s'iIi, pe'hS boys 'hcy
io'',' '"", ""o i'cNor los' an opportunity
~ ''"S III Nny'h'hs tha' PROMISED
"r''"''hN''. Ii"APPeheu 'Hat q lrI2ho
P,''V"''' '\icH WIN iiItlo huii-'hIl,
M"'''' t''9''' "eNcIS n"c'' "ppfec'a'o"'
~ ~ ''''"'et n"A' az" "nc' 10
60 - 80 1c",' Ie'e'' v""' v"eS
80" '''"N II ,'u n'"N' Oh MN
'"o"'. ""6' -" "'uer DIS
~" . 1890 u iVsN"'s' ivy ""h-
~ !. 800, '""N n'"'" 81 o'icc' h'ch
.,, % |''I - : - " 60 10y ''"i
~, "N, 80
'.N.,I ~, "Oi'N,:'''' rs
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81 ~ "hsna 8" "'
a.. ~ ,.a o''p,
nrti,an "h
..,. $500 49,. III u's. 'o"i'
1900 49,, na,s. 80" :" on -"
,cr,.rI Eli. rorah, ho~ar"r ns.o
~ o'o"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Timely Topics.

A lako'hag just been discovered
In tho Sierras so surrounded nv
bold cliffs that it is impossible 70
reach its shores save by one mar
row cleft in the rocks. It has a
circumference of at least a mile.
and n beautiful fiat surrounds it.
and IL utilized for pasturago. IT ia
probably the mouth of some OK
tinct volcano, and IL exceedingly
deep.
The German government hes
discharged all women who were
employed in its POSTAL, telegraph
and railway service rs clerks
and in other capacities. AS during
the last twenty years they nearly
monopoiizcd such service in some
towns, much suffering has cnsued
among the discharged. The mo-
tive alleged is that women are un-
ut for such public service.
Widows and old maids can take
comfort. Any woman twonty-one
years OF age, who was born il tho
United States, or whose parents or
husband got n~aturalized, can take
up n homestead, Il presumption or O.
desert land claim. By tho words
amy Woman," d single or widow
lady" IS meant. j married. wo-
man whose husband is still living
cannot take up land unless she is
divorced, as the privilege Ia limited
TO "hcOdS Of families"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Personal.

Miss DOCK TAYLOR, has returel from
. visit to Florida.
Miss JENNIE SIMKINs has returned
from n visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. BILLY HUNTER, a typo Of the
Newberry Observer, is in town.
Mr.. j. N. Greer and family, of Groom
Vile, have moved to Laurcns.
Capt. l.. f.. IRBY, Of the Laurons
Guards, has roceved his commission.
Col. b. d. CUN1NaHAH visited Angus
to on professional business last week.
Miss GUssIH BAKER, of Alabama, is
assisting Mrs. KIERULFP in her school.
Editor WALLACE, OF the Newberry
Observer, paid our town "A business VISIT
last week.
Rev. Father MoNAnAS, of Groenvilie,
spent n few days in town last woek, tho
guest of Mr.. Jno. ID. sngAHAa.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
The Advertiser.
ssop at GrsY's Globe Motel, Augusta, Ga.
GRAY Is South Carolinisn and ex-
tsnds A "CSrolins welcome" to all his
guests.
LOCAL ITEMS.


Misses McCANTs' have moved into tho
Bendclla Hotel.
The Norman Percheron Stallion Was
an town salcday.
Mr.. j. M. DoNNAN expects to buy and
build in Brooklyn soon.
The popular salesman J. w. LEAxE is
again on tho road selling hats.
Mr.. w. n. WRIauT is greatly improy-
Ing his dwelling or the Brooklyn siJo
Ifmadam rumor be correct, wo may
have ono single man less after the 18th
inst.
Another dime show infested our town
last week, to tho delight of the sulall
boys.
Col. j. WASH Watts has boon tp-
pointed Supervisor OF Registration for
Laurens County.
dorsey has contributed TWENTY-FIVE
new dwelling to our town in the past
eighteen months.
We can remember when TIT. town was
not 40 largo as 1t is now; also, when
money was more plentiful.
Our inimltablo correspondent 900
Princc" gives an excellent joke, this
week, on two Of tho Laurens boys.
For such articles az Bll-icsds, En-
voiopes. Cards, and other small Jobs,
THE ADVERTISER cnicc can't DO beat,
Other in price or quality.
Tho average man can only listen
about fifteen minutes to a young musi-
clan who expects to become famous in
u brass band someday.
We call attention to the advertisement
OF j. NJ. MURFFi n another column. Mir.
MUREF has Il nice line Of goods, which
he ohors at greatly reduced pricos.
In tho discussion Of tho I'Irz-JoHN
porter bills, Congress- has left tho field
Of Legislation and gone into a rehash OF
tho late un~plcasantncss. Each member
desires to tell all ho knows, and if mat
tcrs arc allowed 30 go on, tho Congress
sional Record will soon give us n com
pie history of the war.
Observation-Disclosures OF carcl ssncsso on
tho part of IA mechanic, in building the
Bondella Hotel, u block of wood was left
In the wall in rear Of the psrlor chimney
and on Sunday morning last this block
caught fire and came near causing a
terrible confagration. 1t was discovered
In time, however, to prevent any dam
age
On Thursday last Miss Nora KIya
severed her connection with tho Lau-
ronsvillc Female College, where She
hRs boen engaged in teaching music.
II loft for her home in Wilson, 20,
Her superior talent as a teacher, and
genuine worth rs a lady, has made hor
many friends in Laurcus, who arc loath
to part with her. She hes been a gen
oral faVoritc in society, and will carry
WITH her many good wishes for the fu-
Suras
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03

The oat crop I'm this section is badly
killed out; so much so I'm some places
that people arc Resolving. 1t seems that
there Ia n better stsnd on low lands than
on tho ridges, indicating that It is the
cold wind rather than tho freozsr thas
Kills the oats.
Sullivan d Milan are still adding now
goods to their large stock at Duvall's
Cross Roads. They do not intend that
the people shsll suffer for provisions,
provided The latter make tho necessary
arrangements, of course.
Won, Mr.. "Nix," what do YOU think
about ''Sam Bars" bullet? don't Won
recon sam cat too mach OF "Juc
Pricco'B" dried fruit?
several OF our farmers arc absent at
tending court this week.
tsooins that tho farmers arc Dropar-
ing Tor q largo cotton crop again
Nheh Wo AXE into consideration the
low price of cotton, and the labor re-
CURED to produce il, and tho coat of for
tiiizers, it seems to us that tho all-cotton
plan of farming is q down hill bu.incss
NhcroVor II farmer has to pay from 81. 20
'"N 70 Wv - itI tlllZ0rS, which Qrp
exhausted in The course of one ycnr
FARMING ceases 70 hc 81 paying business.
People have tried tlis plan for several
years without success. Let cotton he tbe
aurpIua crop, give moro attention to the
gram crops, and make our own rertili-
Ecrs, ID tho better plan.
Miss Sue J.. owings, who bias been
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. p Milan. Inns
r'tufhol TO her home in Fairfield Couu-
~.
a diticulty occurred las: Sunday, on
Mr.. - Il. Todd's upper place, between
TWO negroes, Will Simpson and Will
Williams, which resulted I'm the shoot
ing OF the latter by the former. Tho bail
i'li'a to penetrate tho darkey, from
"oiao cause, and consequently no was
not hHrt, Women was the cause OF thc
trouhIe. SluIu4un has boon arrested.
\ question among somc young pnouIe
mere IS, What is the plural OF goose. n
'aiIors instrument? y young tailor
onco IN ordering two Instruments was
puzzles to know whether to order two
goose or " gcoscs. Aftor CONSIDERING
t!lc matter for sOmo timo and falling to
decide, put ii thus: "PloaSo send mo ono
Ihi!or'S goose, and DIM, 1t, send mo an
other. What should he have said9
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
CENTERvII4LE
HANS Won SMASH.

Mr.. George Mcdaniel, we regret to r =
port, is worry hick at this writing.
Dennis, a son Of Mr.. Y. Us Culbortson,
who has been sick for some time, we are
Glad to state Is convalcscont.
Mr.. James II. Downoy, who has boon
attending lectures at Augusta, Ga, since
LIST, November last, returned homo last
Sunday.
Mr. q. w. Culbertson who has beon
visiting relatives In AlabamH, returned
homo 3 few days ago.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Treasussr's Report, Ladies' Aid Society
OF Prssbytertsn Church, for FEAR End
Ing $lsS December, 1865.
fl77.W

Total receipts, Ivy
DISBURSEMENTS. ~
Domestic Missions, (Ar. Lloyd SO o,
Freight on Chandeliers, On
Foreign Mission, 11sS
L. O. Money Order, ia
Cooking stove for parsonage, 1900
For Nursing Sick, SG0
For Work ON Parsonage, o701
Painting Parsonage, 7i.01
Total, S,ya s5
Cash on hand, IS
Mrs. G. w. TUNE, 3cu'y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
SCHOOL Booksl carbon soodnl

Bargains ia new and second hand
books ~ wilkos Book and Drug Store.
Bring In your old sc~booLbooks and OK
change for now. Garden soadsl Fresh
end Rclinbie "a wilkop' Drug and Book
Eqora.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
&5I 1lSN Ia
Raise Supplies
FOR THE
Town Of laurepS
FOR THE
Year Ending Jan. 18th,
1887

BE it Ordained by the Intendant
and WABDEEs of the town of Lam
rens in Council assembled:
That Section Is of the ordinance
heretofore published, be repealed,
and said section shall hereafter be
as follows:
one-horso Dray So; Two-horso
$12j feed stable 500; feed and liv-
cry stable $780, feed, sale aud Iiv-
cry stable $50. 0ne-half payable
in advance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03
Real Estate TrRnsfers for The Month q
February.

Gray & Sullivan to j. w. Hargrovo,
l60 acres for 1892.
Jno. ID. Check TO Austin Geek, 1888 acres
for $2705.
Mrs. Susan Dorroh tOJ. II. Garrison
28H acres for $l35.
j. r. Switler to II. Y. HGllams & ~. l.
Hopkins, shoals, for 1920.
Center Rabun Baptist to NJ. f. Ma
haffy, IL acres for SIS.
J. a. Hit to Mrs. C.. If. Pitts, G7-lO
acres for 500.
c. ID. Barksdale, Master to Wittio Bros
90 acres $500, and 10 acrcs tor ?ll75.
NJ G.. Harris to VI. 3. Harris, Hot in the
town of Waterloo, | aero 500.
Julia II. McGowan to j. j. McGowam,
So acres for $9O.T5.
ID. A. Richardson to nv. Il. q. Tular,
2S2 acres s22G5.
j. w, Adair to j. Z. Affair, 1850 ocros
for $3.50.
Roh.. Franks to G. d. Abernathy, 30
acres for $1,000.
Somr A. Franks to Dickson az ADar-
nathy, u acres for so.
n. ). Holmcsto u. r., Mcc,ouan, 4por,s
for 1875.
Mrs. Jane G.. Todd to In Davis, y acro
for $37.
y. a. Riddle to W. II. Ropp, =. acre Soy
u. X. Crawford to Mis-, pollio 81. C,raw
fora, , lots for 1900.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-03-03

j. D BYRD,
Admir-.
Fob. ad, '8d-27-~!t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-19
hrcp tue Hall tuiiitg

Thrucw cash railway system is now
in operation. and uo,s,wc must roll
out thn good, Hu.pnuud buckets of
Jelly tor only -, 5-gl0ou beg syrup.
only S2;lt pound, iurksn pruur-
for 81, 30 pounds Gold patent hour
for1l5U. bestcycr in Waco, 10 pounds
choice slicrd apple, for ) pounds
choice cNnportcd applr-,rl. dponndN
choice cvHporatcd peaches. 81, :
pounds choice dried pears ; %
pound, choice cyapuratcd pcalo, 81 .
Is pound, choice rNapowtrd uprlrols,
81 best golden butter ouN l3 cents
per pound; chyirc ilg-, only o. I-2
rent- pound Come lp our second
grand rally, ~aWrIaN February 20.
sud So, the many Inducements Wc can
utlrr Num-, determined iu please,
\. loNts TAYLOR \ BRu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-19
IUI ~ CIiNuHtuS.
Nusttn, HeINren SINIn ana S,,rnth.
Livery, reed Hnd sale STABLES.

IIWinp hOuRhI OUl Inc ,IUrL N nm
Riverside stables and added IL to hi.
own original stock, Mr. Chambers bee.
come, the leading livery man loo the
town and a right down clever one bee
iz, too His turnout, are the uubhir,t.
llcrtr-t and most desirable m Waco.
The bluuds who ARE fond otdrNiug
their girls, the steady ploddup man
of business, and the ladies who want
steady 2oug safe teams MI go alike
to "luc' Chambers. Horses fed,
proumcd and cared for hN the month
day or week "Ioe' can urarI, al
WAY, p,rh You mp a bargain ice horse.
IIneM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-19
MAR RACE GUIDE,

200 fHgeHs zine i'lRtgs.
fvrtgt tIst tuI Et ulH1lts scaled for OOr IN Fost
go n. currency. Over my a4sfi4l YEA piru.ta -.
Hl.ls fefg t4s o. ne rrs 60 tLr f-IgsIUf s4'l.f|ai
atg Aai - sho DO. Oh. msGlosG, sui -oi lhy
go dsasf, sr'rtH N s.gaI ini rarsst boz. AUD L.p
tt' msy u lscrvsssi mo rHfs.st u 49,.
-.ti Aots ite'y @siti r, suus lbfil.sr sls-t
tssiil ~ g.stity b. rcd u s .ilt Eslslt tLs- IsP
-Alss Tea s.Js.4 F.pu. .ea-A ,.a-. sAA
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
Aib1ny'S Way.

We are reliably informed that
the merchants of Albany are
working a good scheme among the
farmers Of Worth county to keep
Gotten from coming to Montezu-
ma on the boat. 1t is said that
they pay the farmers more than
market price for their cotton in
order to get it. Farmers in
Dougherty and other counties are
not treated so cleverlv.-Monte-
yuma Record.
The JOURNAL learns that the
metropolis Of Southwest Geor-
gla" treats some of the farmers Of
Terrell in a like manner. The
wafehouseman learns that the
misguided and misinformed plan
ter has found his way into that
burg from near Dawson, and, with
a knowing wink TO his special
buyer. remarks: 81 want you to
buy this cotton; it's from Terrell" )"
Of course the buyer understands
that the warehouseman will bear
the loss and runs his bid up over
the market price. This deception
causes the farmer to think that
Albany is really q better market
than Dawson and he will carry
the most of his crop there. The
farmers living in the lower part
of the county and who regularly
store their cotton in Albany are
not treated to such a big price,
Ii is new men and territory that
Albany is after.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
Death of Mrs. S. Y. Brown.

Mrs. s. Y. Brown died at her
home in this city last Monday
morning after suffering a long
time with rhuematic affection.
Her remains were buried in the
city cemetery Tuesday morning
in the presence of a large number
of sorrowins friends and rela-
tiyes.
At the time Of her death Mrs.
Brown was about ffty-four years
Of age and for long time had
been a consistent member of the
Methodist church.
She leaves a husband, several sons
and daughters and many friends
and acquaintances to mourn
her loss. We sincerely sympa-
thize with the bereaved family.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
BRONWOOD BUDGET.

While court was in session last
Saturday the fire alarm was
I sounded at in. Child5 gin house.
| Coult adjourned instanter and ev-
: ono except the Judge and law
~ 49,, u,.1oa the scaue with
water buckets. The tlre y.
well underway, but in five min
utes all was safe. We heard sew
eral men say that Brohwood had
the best fire company in Georgia.
A certain merchant OF oar town
septa negro boy to grease his
buggy LIST week, gaze him a pint
of castor oil and told him to
grease it well. The boy reported
the job complete. The merchant
had al engagement to take his
best giFl opt diving. and said 20
his clerk, keep eselythfng 9. K,
Babe, | ial&g notretuI,, EMIL latc. )"
When be lsached his Lu.&y he
found the entire vehicle gfeased
except the cg;Lio4 and gpil..IeS
Mr.. j. II. Marshall requests Us
to say that Mr.. 0. n. Gcisc ~ill
furnish all the melon seoc aAd
seed Irish potatoes here next SCI
son, 50 that the merchants viii
not order Il large stock. Suppose
Mr.. Marshall sold his entire crop
to Mr.. Geise.
Pouncey e. Son have moved into
the house recently vacated by Mr..
b. +. Wisgins, and Mr.. }. II. Ell
lison will open q stock of goods
in Pouncey's old stand at an early
date.
We regret t. learn of The death
of Mr.. Thomas Martin, of Mar
shaliville, which occurred on last
Tuesday lie vas n brother Of
Mr.. William Martin, Of this PLACE.
Last Saturday was e)uyt day
and quite a crowd attended. Coils.
j. II. Query and l.. G. Hoyl
came UP and dedicated the new
courthouse.
The iJfonwood Social Club con-
tinues t4 h. mose interesting cv-
cry meetip3.
Messrs. TGrncE & Hlitchard
have opened Q g,Qeery and bar on
Geise stfect.
DIR HamwQpa, of Sassef, wgs
in tQER on Monday.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
BRING it to Dawson.

Admitting that there is a
slight difference Of fractional
part Of cent in the cotton mar
kets of Dawson and Albany, it
will not pay the Terrell f,.rmer
to carry his cotton to tho latter
place. The time consumed in
going to and from Albany end
the use OF the team are worth
more than double the amount of
money that will be realized by
the difference in the markets.
Then, there will be extra expenses
such rs lodging, meals, etc. These
are solid truths and cannot be
sue cessfully controverted.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
Terrell the Rest.

Mr.. Gill Willis, who has just re
turned from visit to his broth IL
in Ennis, Tex. writes the JOUB "A y
that that section, which IL me
best in the state, cannot com Jare
with Terrell in scarcely any TO-
spect. He says it may ,osaibly
be a better corn prodr cling coun-
try, but that we EXCEL in every
thing else. Water If very scarce
there, as the following extract
from the letter Ill show:
"While out 81 the prarie this
morning l saw ; zen hauling water
three to teD niles. 1t has not
rained in alb yut three months
there and about thirty-five miles
west IS tb9 "lime drouth district" "
where 1T Ia .dn't rained in fourteen
months U. ltil three weeks ago. l
have ofh n heard Of the luxuriant
pralrle grass. but one of our
Georg' a cows would perish to
death looking for something to
eat i turned loose on it. While
ther e | killed two"Jack Rabbits" "
WI ich measured fourteen Inches
fr )m tip 10 tip Of ears"
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
Getting Uneasy.

Since the railroad project be-
tween Dawson and Albany has
been revived our Cuthber neigh
bors have grown uneasy about
the future Of their town, as the
following from the Liberal will
show:
"Thc citizens Of Dawson are at
work on project to build Il road
from that point to Albany. If
they succeed they may secure a
combination With the Georgia
Midland and build I4oM Colnm-
-. / e. to Dawson. Such a comol..,'
ton is by nv means impossible,
and should it be accom- 'lshe1
Cuthbert is gone forever"
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23

A special train bearing three
or four hundred indians passed
through Dawson last Sunday
morning about 4..o'clock on the
way to Florida, where the kldians
will be beld at Fort Marion as
prisoners of war. Geronimo was
not with this crowd, he and the
more distinguished warriors be-
ing carrie / a different route. Sey-
eYai Dawsonites who had been
sitting up at the depot all night
expecting the savages saw only a
few soldiers walking the cars. The
Indians were lying down and
could not be seen. The train did
not stop.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
The Speaking To-Day,

Our people should remember
that our distinguished Congress-
man, the Hon, Henry G.. Turner,
has an appointment III our town
to-day. He arrived on the l
o'clock train yesterday afternoon,
and will speak at the courthouse
this morning. Col. II. A. Turnip-
seed, Senatorial nominee, is also
here. Turn out and give these
gentlemen a hearty welcome
and q large audience.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23

The sa.iroad meeting which
was suggested for next Monday
has been postpone! for the pres
ent. 1t is thought best not to
have meeting Of the citizens un-
til the directors of the road meet
and take some action in the prem-
ises.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
IlnltIl.

1t is with regret that we chron-
icle the death Of Mrs. Jas. C.
Lay, of this county. MIS-. Lay
was 4bgnt thirty years of age and
had been for a num- her Of years a
consistent member Of the Metho-
dist church. She leaves q bus
hand, three Children and a host Of
friehds to nosrn .er loss.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
TAX. NOTICE.

TWkL8. aatensl the following times and
l. places for the purpose of collecting
State anta Conpty faxes for the year 1886.
TwELyxn cosFf GRUsND. Monday. Goth
Sep,; Monday, An Oct; Monday, 11th
Oct.
NRYESra GorRT GRoUSD Tuesday.
$ls, Sept; Tuesday, 9th Oct.i Tuesday,
18th Oct.
DovEE-W Wednesday, 22d Sept. w edncs-,
day, 9Th Oct; Wednesday, t3th Oct.
SAssER Thursday, 23I sept; Thurs
Gay, 7th Oct. Thursday, fith Oct.
BRoNwooD Friday, 2tth Sept; Friday,
Sth Oct FRIDAY, 18th Oct.
GRAVEL m14A Monday, 18th Oct.
Can be fonn,a 81 Crouch Bros. drug
I sore on saturdays and frss and second
weeks of coust. 'Fht books will be closed
the 5tl OF DeceinbsT
j. 3D. CEoUcH, I. G.
sept. 1st 1896.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
Election Of Rand Gil:ccrs,

At the Monday night msGi;Gg
of the lav&an Comet Band
officers for the ensuing year were
unanimously eiested as follows:
President, A. ]. Carver; Vice
President, L. L. Rainey; Secreta-
ry, Capt. j. A. Laing; Treasurer,
J. \. HorsleY.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-23
u. {. Minis Fails.

NJ. c. MINIS, dealer IL liquors
and general merchandise, was
closed last Friday hy Mercer &
Co, who hold a mortgage en- the
stock.