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The South western news., 1888-10-17
GEORGIA-Terrell County,

GEORGIA-Terrell County
Ordinsry's Office Oct. 2, 1898.
Whereas, A w Fitzpatrick, AT
ministrator on estate of James
Fitzpatrick, deceased. having in
proper form applied for leave to
sell the land belonging to said es.
tate: All persons Interested are
hereby notified to show cause, it
any they can, why leave to sell as
prayed for, should not be granted
said administrator at the next
November term 1883, of Terrell
Court of Ordinary. H S BELL,
At Ordinary.
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GEORGI4-Terrell County

GEORGI A-Terrell County
0rdinary's Office Oct. 2. 1883.
Whereas, J r Mercer admins,
traitor on estate ofSarah A 11earn
deceased, havingiu proper form
app led for leave to sell the land be-
longing to the estate of said de-
ceased, all persons interested are
hereby notified to show cause, if
any they can, why leave to -elI, as
prayed for, should not be granted
sad admin strator, at the next
November term 1888, of Terrell
Court OF Ordinary II s BELL.
At Ordinary,
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Terrell Sheriff Sales.
.EORGIA,- Terrell 30.

~ EORGIA, Terrell 30.
Will be sold before the Court
house door in SAID county, within
the legal hours of Sherlff's sale, on
the 1st Tuesday in November next,
City lot, M. 113, in Dawson, Ca,
on west side of StonewaIl street
co. tanning six tenths of IN acre,
being the place where S V Brown
now resides. Levied on as the
property OF S V Brown, TO satisfy
two Fl ta's from Terrell Superior
curt against S V Brown, one in
favor OF Columbus Buggy ompa-
ny and the other in favor of Neave
d 20.
Also at the same time and place
will be sold seventy CO. acres
more or less, off Of land lot No. 225
i'll the 18th District of Terrell
county, lying North OF the South>
western Railroad and partly within
the corporate limits OF Daw and
known AS the place where s. v,
Brown has resided several years,
aud known as the lands bought of
NJ N Sharp and D " Brown, by
S Y Brown, being all of said land
except that part decided Oh prior to
1886. L. We'd on as the property
of s V Brown to satisfy two fl fa's
from Terrell Superior Court
against said Brown. one in favor
of Todd Donigan Iron Company,
and the other in favor of Foyer
Wheel 20.
/. G. MARSHALL.
Sheriff, I. c.
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tes City Tax Payers.

he city tax hooks ere open for
collie ion OF faxes. Parties will
please come forward and settle
promptly. Also, the book OF Reg
istrat m OF voters is open. Those
who wish to vote in the coming
city election will please call and
register. } l. james.
Of Clerk
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= - = - s'=ss=
The Finest.

Mr.. j. p. Green was in our office
one day last week and told Of some
fine potatoes that he raised this
year. From one hin he gathered
three potatoes that weighed nine
pounds. We would like to hear
from some who can beat Nr. Green.
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we Sell.

THE New American Improved
Sewing Machine The Royal St.
John, that will run backward or
forward, and continue to sew in the
same direction. TheUnion Machine,
thai runs in one direction, and sews
backwards or forward. We will sell
any of the above on easy terms and
GUARANTEE PERFECT SAT.
ISFACTION.
A. j. BALDWIN L. Co.
aug %.
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II you are building a new house,
remember that l have the best win
dow locks now in the market. They
hold the widow up at any hight
aud prevent it from being raised
from the outside. j. H. Bishop,
Dawson Ga.
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Light Shining in Darkness.

A man is a "live man" if he ad,
vertises. / advertise because | can
prove" what l say, My goods
bear investigation. What / say in
the papers | stand to behind tn :
counter, This proof is before the
world. AS to Fancy Groceries,
tobacco, cigars, pure liquors none
can down me-" | lead The town.
Come and see me and prove for
yourselves. NJ. G. MINIS.
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On tomorrow evening, at 3
O'Clock, ut the residence OF Mr.. ID.
J. Ray, Of Bronwood, Mr.. G. w.
Gunnels OF Albany and Miss Ru-
SHE Geise will be married. Charlie
is Il Terrell county boy and stau6s
well b1th IN business circles and So
cially in Albany and his bride is
one OF Terreli's most beautiful and
charming daughters. They have
hosts of friends in our county who
wish them long and happy life.
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Wreck On the Southwestern Road.

On Saturday night last the extra
freight train due in Dawson. at 8
o'clock, ran off the track at Roberts
crossing, about one mile west of
depot. The engine and nine cars
were thrown off the track, but no
one was hurt. On Sund y morning
a special train arrived with Super
intendent, w. y, Starr, Pol,
Clark and Martin, and at 1915 p.
m. the wreck was moved 81 that
the passenger trans passed without
being DELAYED.
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Notice.

PARTIES owing me for suino
will please take their cotton 10 j.
NJ. SIMMoNs' warehouse.
Vry truly,
Oct17,2t VIZ. kAIGLER.
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Cflnterestto Everybody.

Horsley and Killen, will carry
th,s tall, one OF the best stock of
gods, ever brought to this city.
q laiity and quantity. will he the
m ito OF this firm. Prices will be
such as tc suit everybody. lothA
in will be made specially, and
one can have their measure taken
so as to obtain IA complete fit.
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& ORR'S.
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of IN order from tho
Court of Ordinary Of Terrell coun.
ty will be sold before the Court
House door in Dawson GA. on the
first Tuesday in November next,
within the usu.l hours OF sale,
lot of land number 1872 in the 18th,
district Of Terrell county Ga. Sold
as the property of the estate
of Rnb:. Lundy deceased.
Terms cash. " H GAMMAGE,
At Administrator.
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ron sALEioR RESr.

A six room dwelling with con-
vohient and suitable out houses
and premises VIII sell with house
from 2 to 20 acres Of land, apply
to W. {. Simpson.
oct. l ,SS.
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Bleaching, one yard wide only Sets
Dress Goods from 6 cents to one dollar
a yard. Largest stock of Jeans in Daw-
son, from twelve and Il half to fifty cents
per Yard.
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We have tiIe GOODS TO SELL and will NOT he
""dersOId by anybody II YOU WANT 10 NE.
CURE GENUINE BARGAINS FOLLOW TEE
CROWD TO
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Cholera Cordial will cure you of
that bowel affection, whether it be
Dysentery, DiarrhGa, holera
Murbus, or holera Infantum.
For sale by Crouch Bros.
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DEFEND UPON AT-That our prices are Ghc
lowest Our ASSORTMENT the largest and most COsn
Piete and i'm guilty the best
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n. B. Barnes, "Dawson's jew.
ellcr," at his pretty jewelry estab,
lishmcnt, is deli Citing every one
by his well assorted and beautiful
stock OF goods. Barnes is a nan
who will treat you well when in his
store and out of 1t, and if you buy
from him he will give YOU a barr
gain every time. Oliy try him.
As to watch repairing no One is his
superinr,
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LOCALS.

The only safe way to drink liqu.
or Is to leave it alone.
1t is conceded that Indiana will
60 for Cleveland, which makes his
election and calling sure.
Dawson can boast of more hogs
to the square mile than any other
town i'll the United States.
Sparks Perfect Health and ca
other patent medicines at
Cheatham & Deans
Pure liquors Tor sale, by Cheat
ham & Dean.
Meals at al%hours at
Mounts Restaurant.
1t you want new and beauti,
tul Organ call at this Office.
He that is young and vigorous
and III good health never feel els.
couraged just because he is temp
orarily out of job.
Best Whistles, Brandies &c.
or medicinal use, at
Cheatham & Deans.
We were glad 20 meet in out CITY
on lasG Monday, MIR B. IsIer o.
Morgan. Mr.. Isler's visits are n
pleasure to all who meet With him
here.
For Fresh Fish and Oysters. 90
to NJ. F. Mounts Market 4 Res
taurant.
Just received at Ilillman &
Stevens new lot OF Lamps that
will be sold cheap.
Nr. VIM. Arnold of Calhoun
county will move to Terrell this
winter. Mr.. Arnold is one of
Calhoun's best farmers and we
gladly welcome him to our county
We notice that there are only
two cases pending in the Supreme
court from the Patula circuit. This
speaks well for Judge John T.
Clarke who seldom has any OF his
cases reversed.
1t you have butter aud eggs for
sale go to Mounts Restaurant.
We keep a full line of Tobacco
and Cigars, and when you once
try our goods you will not use any
other. Hillman & Stevens.
Among other pretty and useful
articles in Crouch Bros show cases
we notice their fine aud complete
line of pertumeries. They are first
class in every respect and are much
sought after the bon tons.
The farmers OF Terrell have MORE
pretty and comfortable residences
tFan any county in the State. This
howy a thrift and enterprise
among them and desire to live
nj die here.
Our farmers have commenced to
SOW oats. Terrell made II fine oat
t op this year and the farmers with
whom we have talked on the sub
ject say that they expect to pant
largely OF small grain this season.
If you want the lowest prices on
Shoes and Hats it will pay you to
call and see us
Nolan Bros
Fulton's Iron King and Derby
Stoves are selling like hot cakes.
Read additional names in the lists
o his nd every week.
We keep always on hand a full
AMI complete 'ne of Drugs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes &c.
Hillman & Stevens.
There are several parties wants
iny residences in Dawson and
W puld move here il they could Get
IL house for their families to live
! in. We believe that our town
would increase Is percent in the
next twelve months ii the people
who had desire to move here
woul get proper encouragement.
II will be only a few more week
before those at work on the Col
umbls Southern will begin putting
down iron. Hands are busy a
work on the Column nus enl Of the
road and there is only about three
fnurihs OF uile between Dawson
and Albany to be Graded.
Do not buy your clothing unit
YOU yet prices froln the Red Sta
Store. We nre determined not t
be undersold by anybody.
Dooit E,,v Uour Fall Suit n
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OUR STOCK for the fall trade tS unSurpassed
" Il get the Choice of the BEST GOODS i'm the
MARKETS and oar command Of ready cash en-.
ables Ws 20 bmy az such PRICE that give our co,n
peIisOrs Cold ChiIls.
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DAWSON OIL Wills.
DGHson'S Great Industry.

On visit to the DAWSON OH
MILLS we were surprised to witness
the dimensions to which they had
arrived at. Two new presses are
now in place instead of one, and a
new tank has been erected capable
of holding thirty.6ve hundred gal.
Ions. When one thinks of this
amount it is stupendous one. One
hundred thousand pounds of cotton
meal are on hand. They have now
on hand larger amount of cotton
seed than they had lest season.
there are agents at Cuthbert
who exchange seed for meal. AL
ready they have. had shipped to them
from Cuthbert one hundred and
fifteen thousand pounds of seed.
They make shipment this week OF
seventy barrels OF oil. They sell
cotton seed meal at $22. so per ton,
W the carload at $4,000. They
will exchange Que thousand pounds
OF meal for two thousand POUNDS of
seed, and they will sell cotton seed
bulls at $500 per ton. They man
utacture batteu most suitable for
comforts, lining etc. at the low
price of 6 cents per pound. The
Dawson Oil Mills have been doing
much for Dawson in an industrial
point of view, and is a factor that
largely adds to the resource Of the
place and to the wealth of the
community. To support it is to
help every man and woman in the
place, and its success is looked for
ward to with solicitude. TIE success
that has attendel these mills in
their efficiency, has been due to Mr..
George A. Geise, who untiringIy
have worked them to their present
capacity for good. Mr.. Geise de-
serve very large share of kindly
acknowledgment from our people
for the great good he has done in
successfully working these mills to
their present management. With
George A. Geise to head the man
agement of the Dawson Oil Mills,
success will always sure to follow.
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DO NOT
fall 70 VISIT
.LOVREY : ( ORR'S
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
=: EzEADQUARTER sToRE:-
No. =, Main Steet, Dawson, Ga.
Where YOU will find a large and elegant line OF
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes.
OUR SPECIALTIES-Are Goods 10 suit the Plan
sers at prices they can aiford TO pay
OUR SPECIALTHES-Are Goods 10 suit the Plan
ters at prices they can afford TO pay

we have SAVED YOU MONEY i'm the past and
if you will cOntiMe give faith in U.s. we will save
NOU more ian the future.
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Buckien's krsic1 SGivs.

The Best Salve in the world Ter
Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt,
Rheum, Fevor, Sures, letter, Chap
pod Hands. hilblains Corns. and
all Skin Eruptio! 6, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is gu arantetd to give perfect
satis action, or money refused.
Price % cents per box.
--- - . 4-----------------
The white duck Begging itproy>
Ing the winding sheet Of trust.
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Young man stop in your wild
career and step into Melton Bros. &
Co.'S. and let your eyes feast On the
preItiest and best assorted line of
scarf and neck weir to be found in
Southwest Georgia. 1t will do
thee good.
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L0W-PRTCE9.

For their generous and cordial support
during the past season, andfOrthe coming
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-31
HUMOROUS.

If thirty-two is the freezing point,
what is the squeezing point? Two in
the shade.-PMck.
When Mr.. Hamlet remarked: '.Eye,
there's the rub" he is supposed to
have just got off a railroad train with
q cinder in his optic.-Eclipsed Err
change.
I'm the court room. ''Why is it
they are so mighty particular about
order here?'' 1.-THE judge. you remem-
Der. can only serve during good beha-
vior. ~ Boston Transcript.
-Dpde Chad pay)-'That stripe
looks well; so does this What would
you prefer for yourself if you were
choosing?" Long-suAering Tailor: "A
check. "-Philadelphia Call
Barber Ito customer)-"Hai cut
sir?" Customer" Hair cut! Can't
you see that Iwear q wig" Barber
"Oh. 1 beg pardon; 50 you do. Well
-er-have . shampooT'-Harper's
Bazaar.
-"You bad boy. you have made .
grease-spot on the new sofa with your
bread and butter" said Mrs Fizzletop
TO her SON Johnny. "Never mind
ma. you can sit on it when there 10
company in the parlor." replied little
Johnny.-!sras Sy7ings
-" Your sojourn in Texas seems to
have done you q great deal Of good;
must be fine climate" II feel like
. new man, but it wasn't the climate;
it was the exercise" I'VE never
could prevail on you to take exercise
here" 81 was on the jump all the
time in Texas" "Well. well Eject
Of the airs" mo; centipedea Omaha
World
-Hayseed says he doesn't think
much Of the city hotelkeepers. They
have big room magnificently fitted
up and label it Sample Room !" This
raises . fellows expectations to the
highest notch, but when. he il shown
to . little seven-by-nine room At tho
top Of the house he finds that he has
been swindled. It Is not bit like the
sample-Bossos Transcript
Johnny and his elder sister made
up the class, and Johnny had come to
rely ON his sisters industry for his les
sons johnny. upon what does tho
earth revolver asked the teacher.
- Ak siA" replied Johnny. scratching
- a
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-31
ITALYS DELlCACY.
Macar0ni and How 1t Is Manufa cture
In New York City.

Macar0ni and How 1t Il Manufactured
in New York City.
MacarOni is preparation of fine
wheat flour made into a peculiar paste
or dough and then manufactured into
pipes or tubes. Macaroni is of Italian
invention and has long been known
as delicacy among the sons and
daughters of sunny Italy. The chief
places of the Old World in which
this article of food is manufactured are
Naples and Genoa. but it is now rec.
ognized industry in New York.
To reporter the largest manufact-
urer in New York and. in fact. the
United States. recently stated that
the process was simple and that the
amount of capital required to estab-
lish and conduct the manufacture of
macaroni was very limited. After the
wheat had been properly ground the
flour is mixed with dough. This is
then thoroughly kneadcd. After the
dough has been rendered perfectly
smooth it is next to be reduced to
thin cylinders. ribbons or tubes, ac-
cording as it is to be converted into
vermicelli or macarOni. For the latter,
however. somewhat less compact
dough is required than for the former.
In either case hollow cylindrical!
vessel of cast iron is required. having
its bottom perforated with large or
small holes or Sits rs may be needed.
When the cylinder is filed with paste
a piece of wood or 4 plate Of iron that
exactly fits it is forced in by means
of powerful press, and the paste is
thus driven through the perforated bot
tom of the cylinder. taking the shape
of the perforatiOns. Macaroni is some
times forced through the holes in the
form of pipes. but it is ofterer in
fillets. which are formed into tubes BY
joining their edges together before
they have time to become dry. The
macaroni is partially baked during
this manufacture. In few days it is
day enough for use. For vermicelli
the holes in the cylinder are smaller
and the dough is more tenacious.
The paste is forced slowly through
the holes, and when the threads have
reached the lenght of ~ foot they are
broken OH and twisted into any de-
sired shape on piece of paper. 1t is
used ut most hostelries in thickening
soups and for pudding. bu: is invara-
hlx. oafon hv Tkal;aus IN ifc Ori~iua1
state. Whereas in the past large
quantities of it were imported. now
New York exports macaroni it large
quantities, and the demand for the
American article is growing.-N l.
Nail and Express
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-31
nEsTlNo-TiME.
KANSAS

Robin with his breast Of fame
Pipes up in the apple tree:
!" Dear old bOughs, you're still the same,
In your arms our nest shall BET"
Rob and his gentle mate
Rustic down the sunltt breeze:
- Nesting-time will never wait;
= Work" pipes he, then take our easel
A wee thread here, a wee straw there,
And now a tiny feather;
And that's nest, all snug and fair,
For any kind of weather.
Robin, from his airy perch.
Sees the storm that gathers nigh;
Chilly winds, with eager search,
Into hooks and crannies pry,
Toss the tree tops in delight
Ali things on their way modest;
Robin sees them in their flight
Tear apart his pretty nest.
A wee thread here, q wee straw there,
And now tiny feather;
Alas, the nest SO snug and fair,
For any kind Of weather.
Robin pipes unto his mate:
STORMS like this will soon be past!
For better day We'll wait;
Sunshine always comes ut last!
Tho our home lies scattered. dear,
Keep good heart, and do our best!
Oh. Wen finish, never fear.
Just in time our coy nest!
"A wee thread here, a wee straw there,
And now tiny feather;
Wen have nest, all snug and fair,
For any kind of weather."
George Cooper, in " Y. Independent
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-31

minutes later Mrs. De Hammers had
turned her broad back upon the estab-
iisnment that had some reason to be-
iieve would know her no more forever.
"hen ! took aunt up some boiled
custard not long after this browning
neiee' little flushed and very tired
from my encounter. 1 did not meet
with the praise and encouragement
winch felt had right to expect.
Flora II say it's all you" she said.
between her hastings and swallowings.
Wel, SO it is" l replied. almost
ready TO cry.
And it DE Hammers. hammers, or
whatever her name Examiners.
felt like suggesting-''is anywhere ON
the American continent when Tom
and Flora return. she'll be coupe'd
back to - Park avenue, and you
mark my words"
You talk as if Flora were an out
and-out fool" l remarked in my
wrath.
"Well. SO she il" was the cool re-
spouse. II wonder you hadn't spoiled
this custard. Hannah. in all your ex-
element. but it is the best yet. You
see. Flora and Tom are two turtle
doves" the aggravating invalid went
on. land Flora thinks money grows
on trees. Tom lets her. She can't
shake the tree fast enough; hence the
DE hammers and that ilk. OF course
I'm glad the octopus is removed; but
the worst OF it is. Hannah, you may
get somebody just as bad"
The next day Henry gave warning.
He had anticipated mine by only a
few hours. l had fathomed the whole
plot. and he knew it. The cook and
the butler had ordered as they pleased.
and divided the spoils among their
kindred. How many families Tom
Guernsey supported. none of us will
ever know.
The bills for the second week of my
housekeeping were SO small compare
lively that l found myself specializing
whether or not we had all had enough
to eat.
Mary stepped into the cooks place.
and with careful training did good and
faithful work. 1t was home now in
every sense of the word. and not a
clearinghouse kept by servants.
l thought best to write the whole
story to the travellers. TOMS answer
was characteristic:
DEAR HANNAH: knew we we're being
gouged, but argued that one gouger was as
good-or as bad-as another, and there was no
use in worrying Flora. Flo sends love, and
says she'll never return unless you'll promise
to keep at the helm. (Private.) This change
has come none too soon, bless your dear heart!
1 can see my way through all right now.''
Il guess Flora has cut wisdom
tooth. said my aunt. care you going
to stay, Hannah?'
Eyes, till she cuts the other three"
l answered. And l am here STILL
Eleanor Kirk. in HnrDey's Baznr.