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DissoIutio,. Of Partnership.

AccoMAcC. IT,, VA, June l, 1885,
The law-partrership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, untl ,rthe
irm name OF Nicely & Quinby is this
day dissolved 10y mutual consent. The
unfinished business OF the firm will be
settled by either of the undersigned.
JOHN Nicely,
UPSHUR B. QUlNBY.
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Mr.. W. T. Bundick furnished the so
gallons Of flue cram sold on the 9Th, 1T
tie corner Stone laying Of Hunting
Creek VI. =. Church.
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Any merchant that will settle down
on our .Hi..wltlia" fancy patent and
our m snpatent will hear no mure
complaints from TIL .ir customers,;lnd
will find that thei; four tlade will ill.,
crease.
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To tho Public. y

I am forbidden by law from admit
ting any deed to record until The state
tax thereon has been paid The tax Oh
deeds is 50 cts. up to SS0O-S1 over $50
to 81 ,oOn, and 10 cts, per 500 or every
fraction of lhundred over 81 600.
N. OrDnAM, .fN.,
Clerk County Court.
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DR.. ]. j. Lafrerty, editor of Rich
nond Christian Advocate, will preach
tomorrow, (Su day J, II a. M. at N. Z.
Church. South, pungoteague.
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We defy anytlealer to show a flour
that will equal%olIrs' l1iaWalba" fancy
paltnt. We claim this flour to be the
very best sold for anypricr.
Nudge, Smith e Co.
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a full ATTENDANCE ct the members of
the Agricultural Association Commit
tee is requested at the Fair grounds,
Wednesday preceding the Fair.
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When Won visit baltimore stop st the
Malthy House, where will be found
first-class accommodations and cXceed-
ingly low rates.
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For SALE.-I Offer for sale on rca-
somaUls terms Il very desirable house
,,l,l lpt situated in the village If Tenn
.peranceville. 1t contains six good
looms. three above and three b.luw
with back porch and pantry. Aguod
school and church, almost at door. For
further particulars. appyto
L. G.. Jacobs,
DID. E. Brndwater
Temperanceville, va.
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FARNs FOR RENT-For the wear $50.
my farm in UpShnr's Neck called War
WEEK. where Bnndick aud KelIam live,
witIltlle privilege of getting pine shat
ters &c.. from the Davis Farm a
good tenant wanted, able to properly
cultivate th fam. Ais two or three
either farms Torrent for he year 1883.
Upsliur j. @ nnby.
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DR.. II. :. Pitts las recently returned
from q tour West, and parties wishing
his services can sec him daily at his
office.
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Wanted ev+ry llousekreper to get a
barrel nf orr -four. II your merchant
has not got It, Insist OH his getting some.
james Myer s. Co.
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Fop RENT-For the year OF 1885. two
plce houses and lots situated at Read S
a two story store house and fixtures.
Postoffice in the store. and daily mail.
Churches and schools convenient. Bal
timore steamers stop at the wharf four
times a.N eek. For information apply to
Geo. H. Read. Reads wharf Va.
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~ stops for passengers IN signal to conductor
~ daily except sussiay.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
R. p. Cooke, G en'l Freight sad Passen-
or rent, Norfolk Va
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The Accomac Baptist Association
Will Ae held oil Chlncoteague Island this
year. commencing August 10th.
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Childrens day will be Observed Mt
Drummondtown Baptist Church, sun
Cay, July 18th.
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CHALLENGE \. challenge tile owner
of tic balttau John w Daniel to match
his buat against my,skiff, the Geo. T.
Garrison for ~ purseof $50 TO SIS. Time
and place 10 be selected bylim.
rllus. II. Nelson.
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District Conference will convene at
Downing's church, near Oak Hall,
July il.
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We recommend Royal Patent. be
cause it's endorsed bys.all the crowned
heads. If yon want lower grades to
compete with the miscellaneous brands
which are scattered oyer the shoe. look
at our listin this paper. Jas. Myer & Go.
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Botll ladies and gentlemen all praise
Dundick'S new milk shakes.
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June 6, 1888.

Our "M'Llss" patent is the highest
grade flour that goes to the f. Shore for
the price. Nearly I'LL the leading mer.
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith Il Co.
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Tn connection with The above notice
of dissolution 1 desire to State that l
shall still continue to practice in the
counties of Accumac and Northampton.
join Nicely.
June /. 1855.
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For ,liarrhoea, dysenterv, cramps.
collie and all summer complaints ask i,,r
5ayly's cholera cure. price 25 cents, pre-
pared by Jas. Bayly s. Son, Baltimore.
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FoR SALE.-A line year old Morrill,
colt gentle and ltbroken with promise
of making the fastest colt ever OH East.
erll Shore. Roht GUSTS,
Acconac G.. H., Va.
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Hnndick S new milk shakes are all the
go in Onmccck.
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BRIcks-I lave for sale $4,000 tricks
ut my brick yard. J. L Ackley,
BloXom, Va.
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Klaus Sprecklcr, the great sugar king
dent IFS" anything but Royal Patent.
Try 1t. Jas. Myer 10 60.
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June 1, 1885.

1 have this day associated my son.
Thomas B. Qninby, with me in the
practice of law, under the firm name of
TQulnlF s. Calmly.
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The Queen of England says Royal
Patent is gopl enough for ANY King.
rryit. Jas. Myer & Go.
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Granger liniment tor man or baast)
cures sprains. cuts, gals. Il. uralgia and
rheumatism, prepared 10y James Bayly
& Son, baltimore,
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NoT1cE.-1 offer for sale at fir pri
ces, ScoI eli curl kale seed.
~. j. Lilliston, Accomac G. II.
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The two great national conventions
endorsed Royal Patent rs the best flour
used. Try 1t. Jas. Myer & Go.
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:. King Kalakau of the Sandwich Is.
lards, says. one barrel is worth the
whole vt Honulula. Try ii. james
Myer 81 Co.
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Bundick's ice cream parlor takes the
lead.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Purgoteague camp meeting will conf
mence August 3.
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For SALE.-Tce at reasonable rates
delivered at my ice house door III
Drunmontltown. LIZ. Mock.
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SCHOONER ARlEL-Two thirds of the
Ariel is for sale at a sacrifice. She will
carry six hundred bushels of oysters.
and is in good condition, is an excellent
dredge boat. Terms easy. Anv one
wanting a bargain can addr SIS me at
Seaside, Accomac county. Va.
n. W. Mock.
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Arrive. p M. PM = a. II.
Wilmington 3o...l2 D.. 3d..
Baltimore Union
StitlUnl.. ........-.. 9SI...2 O0... 40.
Phlla. lBrond st.
station ,............... no.. o.. 52l.
New York ORR. 10 35.. So. d..
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No11cE-For sale a double horse wa
gon good as new. w. b. Wilkins
AccOmac q. II.
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NoTIcE-I have scotch Green CURED
kale seed for sale at 70cts per pound.
W Ii. Bloxnm. BloXom station.
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Ready Paints!.

1t is impossible to judge of con-
trasts in paints by mere sample
cards. The manufacturers of these
paints have issued IL portfolio Of 80
illustrative designs OF houses, cot
tages and villas, each differing in
architectural style aud c'lored to
show proper artistic contrasts.
Ihave paints in stock and port
folio for examination.
EI carry also a full line of
General Mercbandlse.
William II. Parker,
TAsLEY, VA.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Myer s. Co.'S High Grade llours
Are the best.
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NOTICE II offer at private contract
for sale, or rent for the year 1889, the
hotel at Pungoteague.
Jos. S. Watericld,
S;,vageville.
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Nudge, Smith s. Co
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] have given particular attention
TO White Goods this season, and
can show yon good styles in PTQUE
in plaid and stripes, NAINSOOKS,
INDIA LINEN, VICTORIA
LAWNS, MULL6, &c.
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Houses ale in demand here.
Potato business quite brisk at Q
,.,>nt
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w. r. HALLETT,
Onanc0ck, Va.

TN the Circnit Courttor the county
of AccOmack.
MoMtcalm Oldham, Junr., admr.
.le-bonis-non with the willannexed
Of Abel I. johnson, deceased........
Dlt n
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WANTED.-A Young man of steady
habits with fair knowledge Of farming
to work and superintend in nursery.
Coca wages and permanent employment
to the rightmal,
Geo, w. McMath, Onley, Va.
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Greenbackvillc, Jul. 4th, 1883.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
Struck by Lightning,

Atlanta. Deputy Sheriff c. G.
Green and his family had mars
row escape from death this morn.
ing. Judge Green's residence is
on the corner Of East Fair and
Martin streets. This morning nj
an early hour Judge Green and
his wife were awakened by the roll,
ing. of thunder. Suddenly there
was a binding fash. followed in,
simultaneously by a deafening re-
port, which shook the whole build
ing, His two little boys began
crying, and one of them complains
ing OF his hand hurting him The lit.
Tie fellows were finally quieted, and
IN few moments the cook arrived
and knocked on the outside door.
On being admitted, she said the
whole end of the house was torn
open. Judge Green dressed and
made an investigation, The cor.
ner of the bath room, not more
than six feet distant from the bed.
had been struck and torn open,
the sills being torn in half. The
electricity entered the bath room
aud ripped up the bottom of the
bath tub. At one end of TIE hall
another stroke of the electric fluid,
seemingly fork from the first,
bad entered. Every board was
torn away and thrown on the roof
the veranda. The plastering was
hurled from one end Of the hall to
the other.The damage will amount
to about $50.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
ASKING FOR RECOGNITION.
A Georgia Regiment that Fought
On the Federal Side.
New York Timt..

ATLANTA, Ca, Mar3h 28.-It
is not generally .knewp, but it is
nevertheless true, that Georgia
furnished one regiment of infantry
to the federal service during the
civil war. 1t was not full fegi-
ment, and somehow the officers
and men were never paid for their
services. although they did hard
fighting and a number of them
were killed and wounded. They
are before the Congress With a pc
tition. This Georgia command
was made up among the hard Un-
ionists of Whitfield, Murray, Fan
ming, Dawson and Pickens, the
last two coGn6es furnishing the
majority eff recruits. When john
ston's army abandoned its position
about Dalton and debouched across
the Oestenaula, one James H.
Brown, 81 Whitfield, was author.
lied by Gen Thomas, commanding
the army of the Cumberland, to
raise and equip regiment for
guard duty along the line Of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
Col. 'Bfo'@n rarity accomplished
his mission, organized several COM
panies and proved valuable ally
to the Federals during the stirring
campaign that followed. When
Sherman had approached very near
the gates of Atlanta, Col. Brown
and his command came to sudden
grief. One evening, while he was
in camp near the town of Carriers
vile, Gen, W. 7. Wofiord, who
commanded a detachment of Con.
federate troops, raided his bivouac
and killed, captured or scattered
Browns men. No one ever heard
of them from that time until they
approached this Congress with the
demand thatitheir mnster rolls be
fe,cstablished aud they be paid for
their services. They are represent
ted by w. II. Walker, an at.or.
:Ity of Dalton, and Mr.. Gambler
has introduced 4 bill for their re-
lief.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
ROBERTS & MARSHALL TmriohB,
THE WORD ON THE 0ANt.

l was weary, / was troubled,
[ was vexed with many cares;
Things had all gone wrong, l argued,
Spite Of wishes, hopes or prayers,
Zen my children gave no comfort,
For my heart seemed turned to
stone;
OF all who bowed meath burdens,
The saGdest I alone.
So it seemed to me one morning,
As I gathered one, by one,
The duties all areund me, y
ToifEng till the last seemed done;
And the afternoon was quiet,
When the children went to play,
And I sat ME dowIn moment
To bewall the cares Of day.
How thought them each one over,
=
Dwelling on them drearily!
"Who, wonder, moaned l sadly,
Cares, or gives thought to me.
Or cen knows I'm heavy-hearted,
As the toilsome days go by?"
And my tired soul made answer
Only with tired sigh.
Then l rose, and to the nusery
Went to take up work again;
But-what word cleaned out be-
fore me
Clearly on the window pane?
Just one word, and that was-"Je-
sus."
Well 41knew from whence 1t
cane,
For how often Teddy's finger
Loved to print the sacred name.
As, upon the broad seat standing,
He would breathe upon the glass,
Aud spell as fancy prpmptel
The best of names! Alas
And l had so forgotten,
Til MY murm'riug heart thus
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
HTERS!lE FARMIEG.
Hon. Ffinus W. Jones MethoG- -PossitIf.
ties Il Oar Soil.
Albany News.

Albany News.
A News and Advertiser scribe,
meeting Hon. P. w. Jones, the
first bale man of Georgia, on the
streets Yesterday, aocosted him
with, "Hello! Your great success
as farmer is exciting the envy OF
all the world. Do you know that
pcorIe actually pretend to say
that it would strain their credultg
to believe that you made seven
bales OF cotton to the mule. And
some are absolutely saying that the
fertilizer most popular with you is
iye."
"WeIl," said the good naturad
planter prince, "they can believe
or dishelieve as it suits. them, but
my published statement Is a TACT,
and have many witnessesby whom
to establish it beyond all cavil, #
necessary @
"Some people account for your
remarkable yield by stating that
your cotton packages we're light.
How is this?'
"Well, my factors books are open
to this inspection Of all, and if see
ing is believing, they will find
that my cotton bales are fully up
to the average in weight, The
first thirty packages this year were
light, owing to a new hand | en-
ployed to pack for me in my abs
sence. They averaged about 375
pounds, But my other packages
have ranged from 425 to 525
pounds.
"How many packages to the
mule did you really market"
81 marketed within fraction of
twenty>eight bales to the mule, but
owing to the first thirty bales be.
ing lighter than full packages, l
place my yield at twenty>seven
bales to the mule l also made
$50 bushels Of corn to the mule
and other side scrops in album
Dance
"You Certainly employ new
! and aupfhior methods. To what
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
A Jeweler COwhided..

ATLANTA. Frank Harralson,
state librarian, made an effort to
cowhide Abe Fry, the jeweler, this
morning. about 10 O'clock. The af-
fair occurred in Fry's store, under
the Nationsl. hotel. Fry says that
Harralson held pistol in his right
hand as he used the whip with the
left. Fry was behind the counter
and Harralson was in front of IL.
Harralson HAD some trouble yester.
day about a watch, which was the
cause of the difficulty. Harralson,
it seems, walked out of the store
with one Of Fry's watches, saving
that he would send him a colt in
payment for it. Hsrralson claims
that this transaction was a Joke,
but Fty's clerk upon being inform,
ed by his proprietor that he would
hold him responsible for the re-
turn Of the watch, walked out of
the store and lad Harralson lock-
ed up on the charge of larceny. 1t
ispresumed that Harralson thought
Fry was the parry who had him
locked up, ana the visit to the
store was to get even with its pro-
prietor.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
&gjOr Sidney Root. Tells About a Recent
NsFyc sodaVoir,

Yes" said Mr.. Sidney Root in
answer to an inquiry, Il have
made brief quiet visit to my
friend, Jefferson Davis. l spent
Sunday with him. Among the
people / have known, I can reaem
Der no one that so interests me as
Mr.. Davis and NO one that / so
, highly respect
Chow about his health?"
II have not seen him look so
we'll since the war, Or course he
is not ayoung man. he has, j be-.
lieve been through four. wars, aud
has been a state prisoner in a
caserhate for two years. His viz
tally is wonderful. A wound he
received in Mexico gives him coca.
sional trouble, but he appears as
healthy as he was in 1861. How
ever, he has one of the. best of
women for, 4 wife-fornegly a
Miss Howell Il think she is a rela
tive of Mr.. Evan Howell, of The
Constitution), a very cultivated
and sensible woman. who looks at.
ter the comfort OF her. husband and
numerous guests. Her grandfa-
Their was once gov rnor of New Jer-
sey, and a trusted friend OF George
Washington's,"
"What about the financial cons
dition of the family"
"That ig a subject that we have
never discussed and about which
I, of course, made no inquiries.
These people are naturally proud,
and conjecture that, like some Of
the rest Of us, they are not rich;
they have a great deal of company.
Beauvoir-a bluff of white sand
on the gelt-c cannot produce any
thing, and the family plantation
give no income"
did you see Miss Winnie, the
daughter OF the confederacy?'
eyes, of course. Her name il
not winnie" butTarina Annie
after her mother. She is worthy
of her distinguished parentage-
entirely devoted to her father and
clotheIA. aud ner studies in art.
She, with exquisite grace, aids in
dispensing the hospitalitiesof Bsau>
voir, and in a general way in max
ing every body happy"
"Ihen all the sensational reports
about Mr.. DAVIS being in dying
condition are groundless ?"
"Yes.-es I have already said, his
condition is remarkably robust for
one of his years. lie will live MAJ
ny year yet. 7 told him that 1
believed he would outlive Ben
Butler or Sherman"
What sort of a companion is
Mr.. Davis?"
"He is one of the most elegant
gentlemen know. His manners
are simple and he detests anything
like ostentation or display, and he
leads quiet life."
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
AN AWFUL AFFAIR IN MEx1-
co.
A CROWDED BULL RING FIRED BY
PRISONERS.
Many Persons Burned, Trampled
OF Gored to Death by Bulls.

CEYLAYA, Mexico. Easter Suns
day afternoon about 5 o'clock, the
bull ring here, while crowded with
spectators, was set on fire by sever
al prisoners who were witnessing
the fight under guard. A panic
seized the vast assemblage, and a
frightful loss of life resulted. Eigh-
teen lives were loss by persons be-
ing burned to death, while ten 9TH
ers were so badly burned that they
will probably die. Two hundred
others were more or less burned,
bruised, trampled upon by the
crowd, and tossed by the madden,
ed bulls, which escaped from the
pens into the crowd. Many women
and children jumped from the up.
per side ring, distance of twenty
to thirty feet, and were hurt, not
serious. Among the dead are two
women, gored to death by bulls
and afterward burned, whose bod.
les have been taken from the ruins,
The scenes were sickening ones.
Many persons lost their reason
from the mental shock. In the
confusion the prisoners. who had
set the ring on fire made then
escape. The best society of Ceylays
was in attendance.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
\ BURGLAR WITH CHL0-
ROFORM.
A Brunswick Lady Awakes in
Time to Scare Him Away.

BRUNswICK. 4 f1ost dastardly
attempt at robbery was made Suns
day morning, About 2 O'Clock
Mrs. William BarknE6o was awak-
ened by feeling of suffocation,
and'On gaining consciousness be-
came aware-of an odor of chloro-
form. She raised up instantly, and
at an open window saw man with
a stick about 6 feet long, to the end
of which was attached a cloth which
be WAS holding just above her hus-
bands face. Her screams aroused
her father, F D Scarlet, who
came quickly to the room, and to-
gether they soon aroused the stu>
pefed man to consciousness. The
intruder made his escape, but
dropped his stick. The cloth was
a lady's linen handkerchief com
pletely saturated with chloroform.
This is the first instance of this
kind ever occurring in Brunswick.
The object was doubtless robbery,
and the room being on the ground
floor, made the drugging process
possible at a safe distance. Mr..
BarkuEoo suffers DC inconvenience
from his experience.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
Hormss Converts.

ATLANTA. NJ. B. Feron, "A Nor
mon elder. left Atlanta this morn,
ing with about thirty men, women
and children, principally. women
and childref enroute 20 Salt Lake
City, The aock had been picked
up in the vicinity Of Carney, in
central South Carolipa. Last night
Ferr6n and his flock occupied only
one room at the National hotel.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11

CEDARTowN, Ga, March %
The Cedartown Standard, the new
semi-weekfy, has bought the Ce-
daftown Advertisers stock and
good will, and will put fourth their
first issue next week, Some nego.
tiatiohs are going on touching Mr.,
Freeman, editor of the Advertiser,
remaing with the standard. Cedar
town is iubllSntr over the semi.
weekly. MI. Folsom is here al
work as its editor.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11

The democrats made a clean
sweep in the city election in Co
lumbia, 5. e., yesterday. There
was independent democratic oppo>
sition in one ward, but the regu,
larly nominated democratic ticket
was successful.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11

1t is announced from Ottawa that
the Canadian government will in a
few days issue a proclamation place
ing on the free list certain raw
products of the United States, as
equivalents to the Canadian prod.
ucts freed of duty when imported
into the United States.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-11
MASONIC.

/, PIT Schley Lodge, No 229 FA
M ~ j M Simmons, w NJ; H S
Bell, Secretary; + r Hannah,
1ics'urer. Meets Ord Saturday
plight in each month.
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Clark, Secretary. Meets End
"aturdaynight in each month.