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The South western news., 1888-05-23
.JC NE ~ HE RIFF
SALES.

VIII be sol4 before the court
house door in Dawson Terrell coun9
ty Georgia, on the frat Tuesday
in june, to the highest bidder for
cash the following property to-wit:
One lot Of land No 107, third
district of Terrell county, except
% acres sold off sad lot to John
MoreIand. Levied on as the proper
ty Of james d Woolbriqht to satisfy
fila in favor of Islac n Wiseman
Levy made by w N Thornton;
former sheriff, Tenants notified.
Also, at the same time md place,
one house and lot rortf Of The Rail-
road, now occupied by Nero Clark
and family, number net known.
Levied on as the property of Nero
Clark % satisfy a Justice Court fila
from the 1854 District. G. NJ, III
favor o. J r Mercer & Co., VS..
Zero Clark, Levy male and re-
turned by W T Lewis, [ L CT
Misc, al the sane time and place,
lots of land numbers Z & s, and
100 acres each of lots number 26 &
u, and twenty acres off Of lot num-.
Der six, all in the Twelfth District of
Terrell county Ga. Levied on as the
property OF Josephene F Windsor,
tosatisty this fifain favor of John
r, Christian, for his vie. TIME
I Tristan, and as guardian for EN-
ma Evans. Property pointed out
by j r Mercer and tenant in pos
session notified in writing.
April 30th, 1888.
Also, at the SANE time and
place. one house aud io,, the lot
on which ii. stands in the village of
Dover lying north of the road
leading from Cuthbert to Albany,
bound6d on the east by the store
house and lot formerly owned by
and occupied by + II Hays,on the
north by shop lot, on the west
by storehouse lot formerly owned
10y Epgraham, now by S I Jordan
fronting Albany and Cuthbert road
forty feet north. being part OF lot
1888 in the fourth district Of Ter
rell county Ga, containing one
quarter of an acre more or less.
Levied on as the property Of w
McGuirt 70 satisfy a fila in iavor
Of b. K. Arthur 8 Son VS. w. L.
McGuirt. Tenant in possession mo-
ifed.
J.. g. NARsHALL.
Sheriff,
The South western news., 1888-05-23
A Sou7J Legal Opinion

T. Bainbidge Munday Esq,
County Atty Clay Co. Tex. says.
Have used Electric Bitters with
most happy results. Ny brother
also was very low with Malarial
Fever and Jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am
satisfied E6.tric Bitters saved his
life.
Mr.. d l Wilcoxson, of Horse
Cave. Ky adds a likely testimony,
saying: lie positively believes he
would have died, had IT net" been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off =,
as well as cdre all Malaria Diseas-
es, and for all Kidney, Liver and
Stomach Disorders stands unequal.
ed. Price SOC. and Stat Gro uch
Bros,
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Gpen D0Inks.

"Sasser Waits" on fourth page.
Oar fire laddies are going to take
"big money" in Americas.
The judges were unanimous as to
the result Of the late tournament.
Misses Corine L. Lamar and
Daisy James have returned to Cuth-
bert,
Shirts and cravats of the best
fabric at Horsley & Killen's,
Editorials and other interesting
reading matter on first and fourth
pages.
The Georgia Weekly Press Asso-
citation, will meet at Gainesville ON
July 4ih,
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of Malsby and Avery, AT.
lanta, Ga.
. Mrs. D. B. Bishop of Willicoo-
chez, is visiting her father Mr.. T.
M. Maund, in this city.
Miss Annie {. Amos, charm
ING young lady of Americas, visited
Miss Daisy McNulty tournament
week.
The Dawson Cornet Band, dis
coursed sweet S'usic yesterday, en~
route to the depot to take the cars
for Amencus.
A-mulatto detective, in the pay
ct the railroo authorities, shadow
ed the little negro Migrants who
rocked the trains.
Judge H, S. Bell. had the pleas
IRE of a visit from his daughter,
Mrs. Or. Patterson of Stewart
county, during tournament week.
A number of little negro Migrants
have been arrested, and are now
in Jail, on the charge of rocking
the night passenger train, at this
place.
"Coot" Stanfeld ofthe Americas
Recorder, was with us by large
majority on tournament day. The
kindly grasp of his generous hand,
did us much good.
Mrs. j. s. c. Durham, died near
Weston on last Friday night, aged
about 60 years. 1t is with sadden-
ed feelings that we notice the death
of this venerable lady.
A negro woman by the name of
Lula Statham, is in Jail on the
charge of stabbiug another negro
; .
woman. She will be tried at this
term Of the county court.
The statement Of the Ehfaula
Times, two weeks since, that the
mother Of Messrs. John and Enoch
Proctor, had died in that city, was
incorrect. She is still alive.
The members of the Board Of
Education are requested to meet 10
Dawson on Monday, the 2Sth inst,
on Important business.
j. s. ELMcFE, Chairman.
A happy union of hearts, recently
took place at Coleman Station.
when Miss Ida Pickett was married
to Mr.. X. Z Ollif. The Good
wishes ofthe SouTHwEsTERN News
are extended to each one so happi.
Ely mated.
Many OF those who contributed
literally to the recent tournaments
now say that they will double up"
when the time comes to Rave an
other. All are satisfied that our
! tournament was a success in every
particular
MI. T. A. Commander, who lives
near this city, had one of his ort
houses broken into last Saturday
night, and a quantity of syrup stol-
en-. The bucket vas taken off his
well rope and number of wash
tubs stolen. The thieves made a
raid upon his garden, and stole a
olantitY of vegetables:
The South western news., 1888-05-23
COMMUNlCRTEu,

Miss Annes Pilsbury gave her
patrons and a few friends, a very
enjoyable exhibition of her schoG,
on "Wednesday evening of last week
There was no str lined effort at dis.
play, but a simple, varied, we'll adj.
iusted and entertaining programme
was carried out, by which every
scholar, from the largest to the
least, had place and ain opportu-
nity. The children executei-their
respective plrts we'll, and gave the
strongest proof ofthe patient, pains
taking AMI efficient labors Of thsir
teacher. and her claim to natron
age: Miss PIlsbury has had nearly
forty pupils in attendance upon her
school this spring term, and de-
serves to have the number increased
TO the tull measure of her physical
endurance.
One WHO WAS PRESENT.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
BuCkIeIIs Armica SaIve

The Best Salve IN the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter Chap
ped Hands, Uhilbaius Corn, and
all Skin Eruption. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 70 cents per box.
FoR SALE By CROUCH BROS.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Entertainment bv the College Pu,
pills:

The recent entertainment at
Harris Opera House by the college
pupils gave general salts action to
every one present, The drill of the
pupils showed much painstaking
upon the part IF the teachers, aud
a disposition upon their part to
crafty every one who attended.
President Parker and his assistants,
deserve and Ia, the thanks o. evory
one present for the great pleasure
that was conferred upon each one
who attended this most enjoyable
entertainment.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Jurors Drawn for the Next Term of the
Superior Court.
GRAND JURY.

Noah II Lee, Dickie w Collier:
W G Dillon, John { Avera, Tur-
ner U Sessions, John D Marlin,
VIM. Martin, John W Lay, ST.,
Thos. r Hannah, Joseph Z Jay,
Joseph H. Little, L H Brown, II
P Hass, j 0 Langston, James A
Davis, L A Lowrey, fhos. W
Glaze, George r Hitler, George E
Grant, John NcCartha, W b Ox>
ford. James J nil, james I Rob,
erts, f E CLARK, B B Perry, Thos.
A Chappell, James Clark, N w
Dozier, John Goodwin, James G
Chapman.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Keep Your Mouth Shut.

II you would keep well, and out
Of trouble, keep your mouth shut.
The nose was made to- breathe
through, and the mouth to eat and
drink. The network OF nasal bones
OF the base Of the forehead serves
as . filter to keep impurities out Of
the lungs. You will also avoid
trouble and many heartache If
you practice uniformly the habit
Of keeping your mouth shut.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There Will be an examination of
applicants for teachers license on
the two last days of May, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 30th and
31st. All parties concerned will
p ease appea- at City Council Hall
in the city of Dawson, on those
days. GEO. KAIGLER,
County $. e.
May ST 1888 D.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

Splendidld lead pencils at En-.
LINGAM's.
MIR, julian Dixon of Marsha Is
vile, visited US last week.
We welcome Mr.. B. F. Virgins
and his family to our city.
County Court for its monthly
term, will convene on next Thurs
day.
That solid farmer of Stewart
county, w. j. Mabry of Richland,
was in the city Saturday.
Ex-senator, James P. Walker,
of Webster county, was in Dawson
the day of the tournament.
We missed our good friend, Edio
tor Jack Powell of the Brentwood
Reporter, on last Wednesday.
Ever since the day of the tourn,
ament, the monotony of summer
days has settled down upon us.
1t Is i'll contemplation, the cree
ton o! new residences in our city.
Dawson continues to grow all the
time.
Miss Siida Shivers of Weston,
visited the family of Capt. NJ. H.
Marshall, the week Of the tourna-
ment,
Our synfpathies arc extended to
Mr.. and Mrs d. T. Niller in the
recent death Of their sweet little
daughter.
At Hart Operl House to>uight,
the Swiss Bell Ringers will give
one of their musical entertainments.
\ rich treat is in store.
Drs Chatham aud Deans new
sign in front Of their drug store, is
a beauty. Itcoresponds well with
the beautiful drug store within.
The alarm of fire in this city last
Friday, at evening twilight, was
occasioned by the burning ola brush
heap upon the premises of Mr.. S.
Y. Browns,
The newly elected Democratic
Executive Committee, organized
by electing S. r. Christie to the
craftsmanship and E. L, Rainey to
the secretaryship.
At an early hour Thursday morn
ing, the management of this paper
received telegram from the Sa>
vannah News, calling for the result
of the tournameut of the day be-
fore.
The County School Commissioner
has received the questions to be
answered on the 3Gth ard 31st OF
this month, by those who are to he
examined for teachers in the public
schools.
The Grange meeting at Graves
Station on last Saturday was a most
ENJOYABLE occasion. Plenty to eat
aud nj icIf to spare was in order;
Our farmers are always right side
up With care.
The annual literary address b.
fore the societies Of the South Ga.
Male and Female College, during
the commencement in June, will be
delivered by the gifted DIR! j. q.
Armstrong of Atlanta.
Messrs. NJ. H. and J. a. Bishop
are carrying on a general repair
shop under Masonic hall at the
corner. Repairing wagons, bug
gies and furniture a speciality, Old
furniture cleaned, reprinted and
vanished, Made 20 look as good
as new, All WORK done on short
notice and guaranteed, Prices rea-
sonabIe.
Mr.. II. A! Cozart who lives on
the line of Terrell and Lee counties,
was in The city on last Saturday.
He complains of the disadvantage
he lives under in regard to hi.
mails, as he has to go ten miles 10
reach postsoffice. The post-office
! department woul1 do we'll to give
| the people OF that neighbornood
batter mail facilities.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
"a NEW sMOE SHOP,

Mr.. Thos. Stcadham has opened
a shoe shop in Mr Tnos. Palmer's
butcher shop. He wilfmake shoes
and repair them. / is work Var
rqnted. Prices eosonable. HIS woPk
log't rip Of tear. Half soleiag a spe-
cialty. Old SHOES MADE IS
GOOD as NEW.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

OFFIcIALs-As Judges of the
Fireman's Tournapent at Dawson.
Ga, May 10th 1888, We declare
the E. b. Youngs, winners of first
prize in LIST test, and the Wide>
Awakes, wioners of second prize in
1st test.
Best time TO engine 70 E. b.
Youngs Of Eufaula. First prize
in second test to Protection of Daw,
son, and second prize in 2nd test To
L. B. Youugs OF Eufaula.
d. /. Dunn, Chlirnan,
w. 3. Chatham, Secretary.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Den I Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste your
Time in experimenting when your
lungs arr in Danger. Consumption
always seems, at first only cold.
do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imita-
ton OF d.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but be sure and get the
genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, Or just the
same. Point be deceived, but,
insist upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to
1--WE reIiet in all Throat. Ling and
Chest affections. Trial bottle free
at CRorcH Bios Drug Store.
Large bottles 81.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
FUN, MUSIC AND
LAUGHTER.
Abingdon, Virginia,

Temperance Hall VS. crowded
ed last night by an inteIliger au-
dience to Wins $ the performance
of Armstrong att Fitzpatrick's
Merry Walkers an lSwiss Bell Ring
ers. The entire programme was
faithfully carried out. Fitzpatrick
is a se3ond ALI, Burnett right
through and as "AlF is dead, it
must be admitted that "Fitz" leads
them all in his specialties. He is
a splendid actor, as his rendition Of
the Glad Butcher, Tuesday night
de nonstrated. Every member of
TIE party were well up in their
parts, AMI from the opening over.
ture to the close, the audience were
delighted.
Daoy Laura. won eveTybGdys
heart, Mss Jennie Master, Claude
and the older members of the pars
ty, were we'll received.
Tie Swiss Bell Ringers veie first
class in every particular, and many
persons in the audience saw them
for the first time. The la ~ cor.
netist was also a new feature in
Abington's amusements. II the
Merry Makers ever visit us again,
they can rest assured that our PEG.
pie will give them a Hearty wel>
come.
March 9th.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

OapC- w m. lumlln OF Cuthbert
was in the city the day Of the tour
nament, and received a glad vel
come from his many friends in thi
city. Capt Tumlin is one of tn,
strong men Of this section.
The SOUTHWESTERN News con
graduates Mr.. F. P. Allen on hi.
recent happy union with Miss Ma.
mic Wright. Miss Wright is one
of Fort Gaile's most charming
daughters. May each live long am
prosper.
The Dawson Journal came oul
bright and newsy on Thursday
morning with q full and interestiny
account of the tournament. Ii was
ahead of all other papers in regard
20 the result, and We were glad that
1t was so.
DR. r. T. Hillman Cholera
Remedy will most surely cure diar.
rahua and dysentery. We speak
by the record when we so state it:
In our Office some of lis have felt
its efficacy. If You wish to be cur
ed try it.
We call special attention to the
kind words and compliments be-
slowed upon our little city and its
people by some of the newspapers
of our section. Dawson was On the
winning side" the week of the
tournament.
This is the week Of prayer and
self denial in the interests of Mis-
sions in the Methodist church Ser
vices at the Methodist church in
this city every night Turing the
week to close with the regular sef-
vices next Sunday.
A former tells us that an acre of
land 70 yards long by 20 yards
vide, contains 70 rows, and is about
as much as an average hand can
hoe i'll day. When they fall short
OF that they are considered second
rate hands.
Ns were glad, very glad to meet
with Bro. w. c. Gum, of the
Cuthhert Liberal, the day OF our
tournament, for we claim him as
one OF our best friends, neverthe-
less. we couldn't refrain from LAUGH
ing when we artel from him. He
who laughs last laughs best.
Brunswick, Montezuma and
Cuthbert were represented bs their
mayors as visitors to our tourna-
ment Mayor VIM. Kaigler of
this city specially conp'imantcI
them with the offer of 4 drive over
the city in the afternoon, but a
press of duties on their part pre-
vented them from accepting. Dur
Ing their stay they were the recip>
tents OF MANY courtcsie. from our
me yor, aud also rom all classes Of
our people.
Judge Homer S, Bell, an officer
of the Knights of Honor in this
city, has received check for 50, :
coo, in favor of Mrs. Emma Z
Jones. wife OF the late Capt, 7 n +.
Jones of this city. Five hundred
dollars is the apportionment of the
vile and the balance goes to the
three minor children, Within the
last ten Years, Judge Bell has d'sS
bursed to the widows and children
Of deceased members of the
Knights Of Honor in this city, all
of : $1,000.
The addresses of welcome delivS
cred to the visiting companies on
their arrival, on the day of the
tournament, by Messrs. Parks and
Query. were models of "intense"
beauty. Each of them scot there"
in point of eloquent oratory and let
no one forget it. The response of
the Hon, G. c. Shorter, one of Al
abama's most gifted sons, vas an
elegant one. and Drs. r. O. Ing
ram and w. P Burt, with Mr. Ed,
wards, also made responses, which
were hrimtGl OF good sense and
pretty words.
-.sas-------
The South western news., 1888-05-23
lTbe Farnum House.


sus Recorder.
Farnum House, where the
lwake boys are all quarter
Ne of the hest hotels it he's
FL our good fortune to stop
Sryauts ale plentiful and
pDd everybody is waited
b. served at a moments no.
Il Is wonderful with what
b the tables are taken care
heyoung ladiesin charge are
It as they are pretty, and one
! n amazempnt when he. no.
bw everything is expedited
| the house isoverrun, ev-
9 is in order and oil taken
The South western news., 1888-05-23
10 RENE.

4 frst-class dwelling in good re-
pair, convenient to lae business
portiou OF the city. For further
particulars call at this office.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Nd IRg2HED.

| P, ''st SUNDAY night in this
-''r, James1 Nelms, was mar.
70 70 Miss Ella Brown. Rev. B
laws officiating. May the
/ as 'ney come and go, rest
~ upon the two who have
y Oeart to heart in the bonds
O"aying affection.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

Chase's Barley Malt Whisky is
stimulating AMI nourishing to the
coiisumptive, the old and feeble.
1t is absolutely pure. Sold by
W. G Keudrick Dlwsou.
10
The South western news., 1888-05-23

Il tins method Of announce
knv friends and the voters
H., that ! am a candidate to
II you in the next Legisla>
] f elected, | will serve you
let st my ability. Primary
/ on the Both of June, and
Ildsare earnestly requested
out and vote.
w, G. vKENDRTCK.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
TRAVERSE JURORS, FIRST WEEK.

Wm. \ McLaih, Legene Crouch,
Willis Martin. Samuel V Brown,
John Kennedy. Rufus VI Minis. A
NJ V B Edwards, w G Aven, Per
L York. Henry u Miller, John H
Ellerbee, WIN. a Hoag, Lorenzo
Jordan, Henry Lee, & l. Pritch<
ard, Henry 0 Crouch, John 7
King, Melton ID LANG, Franklid
P Allen, T w Moreland, Hiram
Hays, DIN S Pace, Henry j L
Adams John H Lay, Pickens J
Jennings Nathan Cock, Lurius A
Hatcher, James J Carr, Gllderoy
Willis James G Nelms, Eward j
Sessions, Joseph l. D Terrell, JEFF.
ferson r King, George a Geise,
Geo. w Lee.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

E KEPT OPEN DooR.-We
gratifed the day of the tour
Pt by visits from nearly all
newspaper men who were in
fy Each one took us at our
and found our latchstring
E. The festivities Of the &C,
directly connected with the
ament, did not interest us so
as 9. did our meeting with the
a'sts who crowded our office.
zach one live lcrg and pros
The South western news., 1888-05-23
TRAVERSE JURORS, sEc6ND WEEP

Thos. J Hart, 1heo j Daniel,
Thos. J Webb, Reuben NJ Tatum.
Joel n Childs, James J. Wall, J S
Wills, John c Whaley, James V
Diver, VIM. w Kirksey, NJ G
Statham, John T Cochran, Geo. s
Cr>well, Dudley " Kitchens, w O
Johnston, Dennis y Davis, w F
Avera, w r Garrett, Robert +
Hatcher, VI P D Brown, W H
Bishop, John L Mitchell, James ]
Buckholt. Willis s Thornton, W
" Roberts, Willis J Lay, j T ]
McGiil, John H Kendrick, James
II Pritchard, John K Britt. Irwin
A Wand, Willis J Beaiy, w K
Pritchari. John + Willer; John i
Bishop. Lott Jennings.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

lIcra Cordial will cure you of
pweI affection, whether it be
Fiery, Diarrhma, Cholera
p, Or Cholera Infantum.
sale By Crouch Bros.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

eCE FARMERS. Save your
from destruction by worms,
! Per. Oxide of Silinates.
/ by L 4 Lowrey, Dawson,
3mO.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

'G, on drausht, COOL and cold
Y ''lAs. If.
|. W nI'&ies, Braadies &c. for
;ipal use at
Cheattam & Deans.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
'o'I''0g = and hats a specially at
fiorsIey and killen's.
l,'rR' Perfect Health and all
| patent medicines at
Hheatham < Deans.
A Dawson Bow,

n.. are clad to mite that Willie
. .l VI our city, who is attend,
ii 'ool at Oxford. Ga has re.
Doa,' speakers place for coms
cement, We are always clad
,''' OF the success Of a Dawson
The South western news., 1888-05-23
DepGrtDle9at.
n,,,oumCenleEat.-

rltlOIIsaGFEEEFW AT
announcements from can
viii be charged $500 a
An communications of a
character, for or against a
Or ans communication at
tbe modes or measures OF
; or persons, whatever it
will be charged seveptye
mis- fcr every hundred
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Mis- ii Il, ANTHONY

IS fec5j01ng Neqg millinery
for Spring and SunsHter.--
GiQe her a call. her prices
agiW suit the tines.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
Cakes and Bread

turned out fresh all the time from
his Bakery, and delivered in any
part Of the city free of charge.
| especially invite my friends
from the country to give ME a call
when they visit the city, and /
will guarantee to give yoa as good
goods at as low prices as ony house
N the city. w. T. TxLBCTt
ma. 16.tt.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
FOR ALE.

First-class saw mill outfit. 35
horse power engine. Carts, Oxen
&c IN connection. All in good orS
der. For particular, enquire at this
office. If.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
II. /. TiLDOT.
(Upder Telegraph 0fice|
MAIN ST.
DAWSON, GA.

Is The pfaGa FOR Family and Fam
cy Groceries. a splendid stock Of
Tobacco, and Cigars, Candies,
aimed Goods in quantity.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

May 1st, 1888. 2t.
The South western news., 1888-05-23

This space is Reserve
ed for the .
RED STAR $40 J.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-13
The Jews.

In connection with various other
grounds of prejudice against the
Jews, such as the concentration of
capital in their hands, DR.. A. W. Mil
ler mentions in the Presbyterian
Quarterly their extensive control Of
the European press He says:
ain London, the paper having the
largest circulation is owned by Jew.
In Spain, where there are not four
thousand Jews, Jew leads the radl-
cal party, and Jew edits the most
influential paper. In Italy, the press
is greatly indebted for it's vigor and
briliancy to Jewish pens. With the
memories of the Mortara outrage, and
the merciless cruelties of the lnquisl-
tion fresh in their minds, the Jews IN
Italy, as else where, are the most un-
sparing enemies of papal pretentlons,
and, by their influence thus exerted
through the press, powerfully contri-
buted to that change in Italy which
eliminated in the fiual overthrow OF
the temporal power of the Pope.
And herein may they have done ad'
mirable service both to God and
man. Out of the twenty-three Liter
al papers of Berlin, there are only
two which are not in the hands OF
the Jews. In lower Austria, of three
hundred and seventy authors, two
hundred and twenty-five are Jews.