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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
MumaSuua.

Srdu: vNas nebmen Sic ii6 berdu5,
Yepi! Sem eanSen Scrnltla9 unanses
spgen unp unirilirt, Sbr @elo perndiden,
auf DER Strube berumlaufen uHo tIatideu
uno l6lieBIlh nph Shuloen MAIDEN =
slaubeu Sic peun, Sic iIno cine endcise
Sruu2 I"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
GosSelts @ahrbeif.

(3eitunssnptiS). vslls llnaii Der Siirs
eermeiiter pon t. ieineu sep6bnliGen
Stadmittdasipasiergdns mo6te, puroe er
auf ireiem 6eioe prn spel llHbetdnnten
anoebalten nn0 oroentllb oepriigelt. Sic
fatale 9lnseIesenbeit bat, wie li6 oeuten
IdBt, lebr piel Stdub aulgewi.belt !"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
9as min he Setcraen.

Gine dltere Dame nit unheilpertiinsens
ben Mienen mdui6t ben Germ Yarrn su
ipre6sn. Siener: Ser sRdoise 9srr
tam Sic leioer nibt empiansen; Der
Grst bat ibm oas Sprehen untcriaai." -
Die Dame: rSas maht in eieism Sale
nidts. Reeen neree ib!"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

grpbartigen gerbreben, oenen ct nit benz
Moroe unb Der Seraubung Der Warie
Mguetan, cine5 Sruuen5immers Der Semis
monbe, bic 8rpne aufiebte, iinD in ben
3eitungeu bereits ausfiibrlib mit9etbeilt
poroen, mir pollen baber Die geier ni6t
nit elmer @ieperbpluns bebelIi9en.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

esbrer (su esH Sdl!srEl: .....Ga
Earen eiHfi sRei Sraser, bic f6 chamber
iehr itEii6 iaben; ieIsft ser Better .annts
ne ni6t cuseIHoaeer. Gds REttsrbers
aher ertarEte iie unn iprat: Gas III esr
Cine. eos III Ter arefrs -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
.;)lllnorinil6es.
GAueu QbaehpIifW.

r9a ieher Sic NAL, Meiiter. mas Sic
fur cine Irheit seliefert baben. Die
Gpblen limb nch ME nsu, uno lbru britt
auentbaIbeu eas 0berlener !" = 6m. bn,
ia, ia, oa mus id bait eds ndhne Wtal
etlpds ihmiberes Scbueoer nebnleu |"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
GbfUhIana.

8orpniu: Isle sIauben gar niht,
6err Hath, wie piele Wiube es uns lepen
glbeno toitet, meineu aieineH su 8ett sa
brinden. Der m;ro aelriB einmal Aitros
nom! "a &atb: .Sber aud Nabtmdh,
Ter |"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Cine ferute pomoloair.

Gdrtner: vSisr iiHo siRise birre
Sdume; bic miilen aud geidlt meroen J."
-Neue Gutsberrtn: ,Nber oas 1T
ia bic reinite 8eridpenouns man
t6Ente bed baraui plrre5 Obit erseu>
non Ia
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Srsoo.
Gobu FaIfcr gapofeou'S III, rontinirte,
Sernred]er uno sunt Sose rerurs
tFeiffsr Norscr

!Sier iit bas Bib bes tirsIih pom benz
gariier ariminalgeri6t gum SOoe pers
urtbeiiteu Iaubm0rber8 Braop, per, ME
man olaubt, nit gutem Tedt bebauptet,
Elm natiirlider Spbn NapoIeon's Ill uno
elmer irlbcren Spfoame Der aaiierin Gus
genie Su lein. Seine merfplroiae Sar>
riere. ieine sabI!oien S1pInbeleien uno
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

,sarlAea. teut' tIi, Ea ltbg vnartis Y
.Stey, goca. rsHH ii INNER uns
imrtr brap rire, Gas rase eeG fir xES
Bsiee streSfih innoEeiIia e
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
GefbecertIufhe.

Grcfeiipr: sGenten Sic fi6 cine
sldierue 2uael oas beibt, es brandt
feine augei su iein - ile brau3t auh
uiht pcn Glds su iein. 80. !" i
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Gin .Ieiner EraftifuS.

rSu, Bapa, es 1T or6 i6ane. oab
man Die Sael niht eilen faUn !" - vgSa,
rum oenn ?" = pSa. oa bdtt' man slei6
Die 3abnitnher nabei!-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

ecnhuus5o5riu5 Ger 9su;iacn IN gausaui.
e6iii yGarcIa~ oeiPieIteu 9pmue neben
Der SuitaESfa9ge aui Gem eauie eines
reihen SuoierS gebiBt. na6Oem Ger Gs.
ueroIpepcllmdttis:e Ger G'eleIIidait,
arniuI gpbicr, cine &rptiamatiou in
oeuti6er, arabider uro Der Suahelis
Sprane perIeien bate. (Sicbe Die
speitc gbbiloung.) Sem SIR eeite itans
ben bel oieiem gct Der @e5irtSbef Sarrn
b. @rapenreut5, Der gSali pes SrteS, elm
2eputirter res SuItans uRo oer Spms
monoan. per rGarola". &a6 Ger 9iliuns
tsr Share pu0en q SbuB obacIeueEt,
ppraul lie Sedmten bic Stabt periieBen,
ipdhreuo Die nprt rdtIpuirteu Seuil2eR
uno Der BeSirts6ei surldblieben.
Sis nah eiuiaen SaaeI beuRrubiaeRSe
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
sezerisu siuss sereisssn eApiesrsshnes.

.Gins StUif1ermutter RnterlGsieet
I'D ucE eiEsR 5ise1 eusd sas itinese
SeG BEG iesiereR T.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Tsiaiomeu fisr eine $ &amo.vsrss1c),sle,
Sac inrftlid,e 9efd,ent ei,tes ipariamen Sunss
acfeIe,, BON tiia;ruoaG)t,ia Nabrcn.

Sac iiiritlid,s 9eit,ent ei,,es fparia,nen ssunss
scieuem uon fiasrnoa6,tsio ssabrcn.
SAP Die @irt.i1feit INNER mob bic
fIbnite Sihtun9 lbertrefIen tann, raupn
lit neuIi6 wieper Der Sepeis selieiert
pproen. 9cbie pa lett pieien SabreH in
Ybilupelpbia elm alter, rertRrderter
SunggeielIe, Der es ii6 augeEideinlid Sur
9ebenaauigabe sema6t bate, 10 piel Gelo
ais m6slib 5ulammensul6drren. gu oies
fem Swede lebte er 10 elnTa1 ais nur
bentbar, mar iein eigener Shubmldler
unb so9 es ielbft bel idledtem @etter por,
au SUP au geben, anitatt einen gtidel iiir
Sabrgelo aus5ugebcu. Sine I0elmatb
bate CT niht, inn0ern mdnoerte beltdnplg
ppn einem 3oitbaus gum anpern. Sein
S1pmptpir, in mel6em er 0clddite nit Iuz
bern abidlpB, mar eiu undmebnii6es
3immerben uno in eiuem gGaarenipciber
oe.egcn. &urh, er mahte fllr Aue, ole lbn
NiGt Niber tanuten. Den Giupruf zines
@eisbaiie5. gSie grOb mar haber bic
lleberrahung, ais eS rOr aur5em betannt
wuroe, nab 3iaiab y. gSllIlamlpn, Der
permeintljde 6cisbais, Den 9r6Bten She'll
ieines Nieienpcrm69euS nod BEL Seb5eiten
al eillem 3lpede perrpanot leben mpllte,
nie man iitp lolaen nldt 9ro6aytIger uno
eper penteu t6unte. Gr bat udmli6 be-
reits $5,0O0,OO0 bergegebcn Tlr Die grs
ri6tuns einer 9dnpUerteridule, in nell
der nebrere bunOert Gnabeu ni6t nur
llnterpeiiun9 i'll ben uerl6iepenen Sanpz
perteu, lpuoern aub freie 8erpflegung
erbulten lpllen. Gie SaupIdue ilnp be-
reit5 iertig IND es tdnn oaber pbne Ser<
qua uuter Der peri0nlihen sluiliGt oes
Stiiters nit Der 9lNlase Des erOBen 8ers
fes beacnRen weroen. Sa5 Gelo iit in
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

~Johra- szid lis wife in tbs middle of
the night. - she awakened With he,
usual scare Tn quite suzs there's .
man under tie bad
lis that soy responded John s,aeTiiy:
'4well. shovs ore of y0ur shors a; Nun
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

tar erforcn. 8ie
griiiDent Glcpes
lanp, 10 bat aud
9arriirH bel rie.
fem pihtigen So.
item einem SOur=
naIiiien ben 8ors
sus geseben. Der
neuernannte grI=
patictretdr 1T Gliz
iab 81. 5alTcrc.
Gbef : 8epatteur
bes ~SRoianapcs
Ii e Spurnal".
9err 9alfrro 1T
7nor riht in bie5
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
fcfaI.

ScHEtoasiiser Ger ensiid einen
Saieu ssibsHtH): .Serractt, renR I'D
Jest nur einen Ssrsen b5ite!"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

Ecr!lIuna Ter grodamaticn In 8os0ntcnc eur3
BEN gtncyaIbercam5ttiBtcn Ger 9sutid.Oit.
afritdnliten Gsieuid1lt, &ruuI 8chleu.
nnnebEe. 9rIol9eoehen tpurben uuHe
mebr Butter uno Solle nit einigcn uiersis
Wann beiest uno inter 6abrun9 zines
Dff5ierS am 9aroe ousgeidifft, mdbrenb
bic Sbi15geihuGe Elm Graratieuer 9egen
bic SufltdRpii6en er6fncteu. Die iib
iancu in eine SdubenIiuie aufI6lenoe
WotrpieuabtbeiIung pUitirte fid sund6it
binter eiuer Grb6bung am Stranoe, ehpa
250 0tcter pom 6eiRoe entierut. (Siebe
bic erite gIbbilpung.) 9lI5 Der leetere
trp9 Der pDn 8oro geiauoter Grdnaten
paS Gepebrieuer aus SuiOers8u6ien nit
GrploIpns9ci6Ohen meter uuterbieIt uno
luf elmer ginb6be, aui melher ha5 Sans
bes gBali itauo, cine 6anOne nad benz
Sdiif 9eridtct puroe, IieB Der Slbrer
Der MatrcicH Den ,9ugeI ItIrmen unb
mari mitteiit bcfti9en SdReIlfeuers Die
glraber surud. Sci Der oarauf anaes
iielIten 0urbiu6un9 Der 9duier, aus
beueu gcidpneu wprben, puroeu sebn
GiHgebcrcne get6btet, bic ii5 nit bepaffs
meter 0ano ipioertBt batteu. Der @aIi
foHnte ni6t auSfnoia 9ematt pcroen, er
mar nit Zen 9lrdbern lanoeinpdrtS qcz
Ilii&tet uUo tebrte aub nab Der 2lbiabrt
Der p0t6pe" Mot surld.
Nadoem iia Die Sanoung8abtbeiIuus
I'll SorO Der rM6pe" suriid9eScsen bate,
perIieB oieie ben 9afcn, am ibre jpei
Scrpunoeten nab SaRRbar Su lber.
filbren.
Su Saaamppo tpuroe Die 6Iae9e Der
Chairitduilden Geieul6alt inter ben
&lGRgen eiHer pcn Der 6apeue Sr. Iaj.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Giue quito Q6hin.

grdutiaam: s@as irtit Gu ssnn
no, Gda ?~ Sraut: sgSeiB nitt -
eos niro Moma erit nph beitimmen !"
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
Sn sa 9Anse.

2ebrer: .Sris, Wanele mir Sdrur
abi@ Sris: .ShIug. GeitElr,
Geihuc1eEer !a
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

ben 6dnoen eines
Nufiibtsra t b e 8,
Der ppn 9 errn II
@iuiamlpn ) II /
q Il 8 { Ii b + Il II g
ieirer Nbiibt erz
iebeu ipproen lit,
Do er lib in Inbes
tradt leines bpben
2llter5 bieier Nufz
eabe niht mebr
gepabien ilbIt.
Sails Die 5aro>
pertsi6ule il4 als
Elm (yrfpln erpei<
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
,i1nicrs srsusiiten uns eeutiden eamerchen
Ieten tod !"

scrufen baten iclsr, ihcint aber mad
ben anlirsit erfrl9tcH gusIdfungen Der
boIboifii6ien Seitunasn Der hsioeH Reide
ebenlo raid pie Die 8irtuns oes bel iensr
Gelssenb.it eetruntenen GbamposHerB
rer1caeu su ieiR. Seoenfdls merit man
HiGt nchr pieI rapsH.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30
.Assrriiom's Qripatiefreter.

CT 1T elm SeitamsSmamm uno feline eeinatb
lit SnsianapoIiS.
Der reuermdbIte Yrdfbent, 5err !6ars
riipn. bat iia bereits einen Irlpatletres
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-30

Isle icmmen meaen Der Mietbe? 'I6,
bic bot Wama pereeilen beraus5ulegen IL
- rMober weiBt Ou bas 2" - uWdma
bat Mrs geiagt - i'm Sau Sic idmen Ia
The South western news., 1888-08-15
Sherj0'cn S Successor.

General John NJ ShofeId, by the
death of General Scheridan, be,
comes the highest officer o. the
federal army, although he will not
b, styled general of the rmy, that
title having ceased TO exist.
The new commander OF the army
is about titty-eig hit years old. He
was born in New York, and has
always been democrat. During
the war lie served with distinction
III the west and also in the Atlanta
campaign. After the war he salts.
factorily negotiated with Napoleon
the removal OF the French from
Mexico. He superintendcd the
reconstruction of Virginia end was
appointed secretary OF war by An,
drew johnson.
General Scofeld is fine mill
tary offcer,a highly educated man.
and a nan of strong convictions.
As the head OF the army he will
doubtless give general salts &c.
ton.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
DGGE,-NTE Z =.

Both Single and D1ubie En'rr,
orm& Of Mcrea tile. Manufacture
n. Insurance, Bank NJ, exc, t.
G her with all torms Of Go rmc-~
i'll Paper CaIcul tons. etc taught
practically by our met od OF car,
respondence. sets are worked and
sent for correction. We will guar
antee to teach practical book keeps
ing in from three to Ave months i;
instructions are followed or will re-
fund tuition. Tuition, time I'M
limited $1,000; $500 payable in
advance md $500 upon compile
ton of co rise. Books, Blanks etc,
complete oy mail $500. Address,
SOUTHE 2N SHORTHAND Blu
REAU
Chattanooga, Tenn.
F b,22,'S}.1yr.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
Our thirteen Clubs.
New York telegram

New York telegram
The superstiti N monger is
abroad IN the and now, land, he
peddles the following startling
nightmares.
Alien q Thurman has thirteen
letters.
Vice-prosident has thirteen let.
tiers.
The red bandana has thirteen
letters.
Thurman was born November
18th, and in the year 1873.
The Mills bill passed the house
by thirteen majority.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
4. ". II. CHURCH.

Sunday School at 3. g a. m.
Morning Services at .10:30a. m.
Evening Servicesat .7:30p. m.
lass meeting every Tuesday oight.
Prayer meetin every Thursday
night.
REV. r. r. Downs, Pastor.
C0Iored Free VIZ Church. Preach.
ing every ., 3 and 4th Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
ELDERD. J. FIELDS, Pastor.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
The Race Issue. .
Constitution

S4'NN''N
, no roco ;ss.,o :, ;ts rrre.+ form
bos mode It's onoeorsnco in reed. .
10 70 o,a tbdro : r;ors trors
No n no,seouo,-oo r. Poc9;nr
.boro :. p;a pottoI lLrr,b vL;cL
no ao,Lt +rros ~, ;,s co,,.reo. ton
% +lo nlo;,+;ro ON of flo we'll.
lro,yp s,,;r;troI.
On, de fle fethei church. De Big
Bethel Nhurch'
Lone put ole Sam Femme UNI
FL IA slnrer II loo. c rem any uco'F
church
lie Zig dAei chUIch VIII IL {
b. um.
At any rate. the p: st Of the
Big Bethel church Of Reading,
Rev. B. B. Johns. attempted to
live NJ TO this idea. Several
rights ago he began series of
holmes meetings which we're to
continue two weeks. But the no
liress meetinps will not lie contin-
ued for that length of fine.
The race issue bgs arisen in the
CONGREGATION ard the walls OF
wrath ard discord have lecn bro
ken. Some thirty members of the
CONGREGATION have retired in hiah
Gudeeon, and tie probability is
that the eFurch will 60 to piece.
On the rock OF race prejudice.
I The holmes meetings opened
with much spirit. and were char
ucterized by the disnIav Of grca
devotion. but the upshot is tina
the members are So unhappy thai
they refused to he led any longeI
" their pastor.
Their attitude is rot at al n VS.
teriols. A great many white PEG
PIE were attracted to the holmes
meetings, and Rev. Johns. ''a yer,
good looking colorcd man." was at
tracked to some of the white sis
tiers. These white sisters, it il
said, wclt 10 the Big Bethe
church without escorts, and thu
&C ommodating colorcd preacher
accompanied them Lone. TIL,
politeness was altogether too mucl
Tor the colored sisters, AMI they
kicked with a vigor characteristics
of their race and sex.
The upshot of the matter wa.
that Few. Johns was informed thai
If he persisted in walking home
with the white sisters, the trus,
The South western news., 1888-08-15

Three growers OF the LeConte
pear in Thomas county report re-
suits as follows: 1913 from two
acres; $3.50 from hall an acre, $50
from three acres. Mr.. Green Lew.
Is, who sold 1920 bushels at so
cents, says three would be more
money in it even at % cents =
bushel than any other crop in that
The South western news., 1888-08-15
ODD FELEOWS.

DAWSON LODGE, No. 1856, G. U.
. Of O. F., meet>2nd, and 4th,
Monday NIGHTS in each month.
w. II. Polly, N, G. G. NJ. Brooks.
Secretary. Wilson Turner, Treas.
urer Il. l. Loyde. Chaplain.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

My mill, known as the Parker
old Mill, is now in good runnln.
order and solicit the patronage
of the public. My rocks are kept
in good order and | guarantee sat
istaction. j. II. PRITcHARD.
Jan. Is, tw,l In.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

STAN OSin til, SIN thvi n VS.,
Atai Ia ; third drunk law as cen
declared unconstitutional. IftI ey
send man to the stock, de for get
ting drunk three times, they would
perhaps hang him for the fourth Of
fence?
The South western news., 1888-08-15

Sweet potatoes OF this years
growth are making their appear
ance in this market. The yield
through this section promises to be
good,
The South western news., 1888-08-15
SETORT-H IA y II.

Short hand thoroughly taught
w our improved method on un,
sons System in from tour to five
months by correspondence. Assist
nee rendered students in getting
God positions. Success guaran-
iced. Don t 60 to short hard
chnols at great expense when We
;an teach You rs we'll by mail at
aorlnal cost. Oar instruction is
Just as satisfactory, as all exercises
nd mistakes are corrected ard re-
turned, and new instruction eiven,
hereby making it Jest as thorough
IS personal instruction, We Will
guarantee to carry a student to 70
words in our months il instruc>
ions are carefully followed. All
# orr students are placed in posts
tons immediately after graduation
Tuition, sane unlimited 5000, %
oayal'ic in advance and s. ng,ou
completion o. course. Text-Bnn' 5
nd complete outfit, post pad ,,
rite Us i. you Wis4 further nor
nation.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

A FARMER to keep up with the
times must keep his eyes open. 10
no other fields are there more i'm
plovements being made than in
farming operations. The success
full farmer to-day will not be the
successful farmer of ten years from
now unless he changes with the
times.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
KNIGHTS Of HONOR.

DAWSON LODGE, No. 1858, A j
BALDWIN, Dictator, II S Bell. Re-
porter, f w lark, Financial Re,
porter: j w F Lowrey, Treasurer;
meets 2nd and 4th Friday nights in
each mouth.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
TERRELLCOUNCIL.

No. G9l, Royal Arcanum; Charles
Duebler, Regent; T r Hannah,
Secretary; meets LIST and 3rd FRI
day nights in each month.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

The bigger the loafer the quicker
he will take a drink, when nudged
or wiDked at, and the sooner
will he fight when called no gentle
man.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

-. Itch, Prairie Mango, and
5tratches of every kind cured in30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo
lon. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by w G Kendrck.
Druggist, Dawson. Ga.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
Roll f>H0nor.

At the recent reunion OF the
survivors Of Company B 18th Geor-
gia Regiment the, following from
this comfy were present., who were
mustered into service, June 29th
1861.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
OUR GEORGIA STATE FkI8
And the Georsia Slate Fair Horticultural
Society.

this year in the city Of Macon on
October l0ih, ana close October
18Th. We are Informed the exhibits
will lie ar better this year than
cverhe.oTe.
Usually there have been three
counties TO enter fer the county
displ:y p}izts Thisyear there are
eighteen entries already. The
prizes are: 81, GOO tor the first; $3.50
for the second; $500 Tor tie third,
and registered Jersey hull, worth
SlG0,eivcn by the Macon Telegraph
for the fourth.
For the county making the best
and largest display Of its live stock
prize Of SGC0 is offered.
To the county making the best
and largest display OF II i. erals,
$50.
Display of Georgia woods, 500.
The individual displays in the
Agricultural Dep rtnentare: 500
for the first; $50 for the second, and
S25 for the third,
Never were such handsome prizes
offered al an agricultural fair. Spe.
cial individual prizes are offered on
all articles, such as corn, cotton.
PEGS, etc, ard in all the depart
merits same as usual,
Orr people Should prepare for
this great Fair at orce, and send
some article. You are #lmcst sura
to VIII a prize Of scme kind if You
prepare a number Of articles.
The Fair is held under the man
0-emeut of the Georgia State A gri,
cultural Society, which was organ
ized at Stone Mountain. Ga, il
1916, and rcorganlzed after the wal
in Macon, Ga, 1869. The 4 gricul
tural Society las accomplished
great good to the State, end has
held many successful fairs; most 9.
them at Macon, which city hat
proven to be the best place in the
State fer holding fairs.
The Society is composed of lif
members and lesser organic ton
throughoutthe State, which elect de
eeStes to the conventions twice eacl
year, in February and August. A
the August meeting the officers ar
elected, The officers consist Of
Presidents Vice Presidential Iar.e
a Nicc-Prtsident from each Goa
gressional district, Secretary,
| Treasurer, and IN Executive Con-
mittee of three from eacn district
who have in charge the Fair anC
its management. The Vice-Presi
dents, Secretary and Treasurer are
ex officio members OF the Executiv,
Committee.
SO You will observe the Georgi,
State Fair is no local or sectiona
association, for the advancement o
any city or section, but to work III
the State at large, and it Is as mucl
our Fair as it is the Fair of the cit,
Of Macon and county Of Bibb. w
nave nc HIiN II ll''tit - III IHIS al
as any citizens of Georgia, and W
ask our citizens to put their Shout
ders to the wheel and help along
the grand enterprise which has don
so much good for our State.
Attend the Fair, make exhibits
and our section will reap the bene
fit.
The next Convcrtion of the So.
ciety will be held in the city q
Newman, August 18th and 10Th
and will be the largest ever held i
the State.
The Society is rapidly growing
and now almost every county i
Georgia is represented.
Send to Clark Greer, Secretary
Macon, for premium list.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

The industrious housewife is now
f. Y making tomato catsur, apple
rape ie!ly,peach and fig pres
- etc.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

. ATEE rI Procured. VIM. G
Z Henderson, 925 f St, Wash
!!ngton, ,. &. Formerly of Exam
ming Corps U. S. Patent Office.
Il years experience. Send sketch
or nlodeI TOR reg arts as 10 patent
ability. Correspondence solicited.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
4 $50 SEVERAL FLA'TA
TONS FROM = TO 8 MILES
OF DA WS0N, FOR SALE.

FOR FURTHER PARTICU
LARS CALL AT t Il - ICE
OF SOUTH NFlt~TGlf>.
\ EWS.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
LEGION OF HONOR.

LEEL COUNCIL, No, 795-B
G. Adams, commander; G. L. Mize
Past Command II; j, q. Dean, Sec
rotary; Mrs. c. L. Mize, Treasurer;
meets 2nd and 4ta Monday nights il,
each month.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

LaGrange Reporter: Col. j. NJ.
Truittisan cld.tashioned jolly Geor-
gia farmer, doing still as the far
mers did in this State before the
war. We mean by this that he
lives atfiuently at home and always
has something to sell from his farm.
He remarked to a Reporter scr be:
Il lave just sold forty bush,
els Of 1886 corn ard 800 pounds
OF fodder, made ! don't know when,
but since the war. | haven't seen
the bottom Of my crib since the
surrender. Talk about not being
abe to make living in old Geor>
gia' l have land now that produ.
ees forty bushels Of corn to the
acre such land as folks have been
leaving to go to Texas" and the
genial colonel had the look CT a
man who has good cheer at home
and barns filed with plenty.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
MASONIC.

P. T, Schley Lodge, No 800, F A
NJ, j W Wooteu, W II S Bell,
Secretary; I r Hannah Treasurer;
meets third Saturday night in each
month.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

SPEAKER CARLISLE says of the
Republican platform: every
abuse It now denounces, or ccm>
plains of, was inaugurated by 1t
self when it had absolute control
in all departments of tie govern
ments Every reform it nov prom
ises was made necessary by its own
legislative and executive action
The South western news., 1888-08-15

LcwEDEs county clears this year
on the Watermelon crop $4,000.
j. 0. Wisenbaker cleared $500 on
five car loads. ]. a. Campbell net
ted S2,018 on twenty nine car loads
The South western news., 1888-08-15

DR.. Hdysooa OF Georgia, said,
in recent address, that the old
fashioned barbecue, with its Joint
debate, was such an educator OF
the people as the world hardly ever
saw. 1--WE have lost our training
school for public men, and skill in
wire pulling has usurped the place
Of power in debate The debaters
are gone-the wire pullers and the
caucus bosses are upon us"
The South western news., 1888-08-15

For vermont" rundown" Ccriiifal
schGO! teachers. uiiiiiI WIS, fna;uetrcssne, hGu-
keepers, ana CycrwOrkcd women genera
Or. Pierce S fGvOrItc Prescription Is dc d
of Gil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II is not Cure a.
but admirably funils Il eiagicness Of purp1
being a most potent Specific for nil tl-,
Chronic Weaknesses and Discusses peculiar
women. Tho treatment ct iaaE}y thvusau.
of such cases, at the iuyal.&S Hotel ara sur
icai Institute has afforded 81 large erl,,a4aug
in aLaDLimg Temoli.s TOY .A-.. cnLa. aMl
The South western news., 1888-08-15
The Meaning OF chGutauqua.

The word Chautauqua gets its
name from a lake twenty miles
long and from one hundred wards
to three II lies wide in the western
part Of the state of New York. This
Is an Indian word, and means |
understand, cited in the middle. /"
The word however, has taken new
meaning from the great intelIectu.
al movement for which it stands.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

THE RICHMoND STATE notifies
young clerks that they can save
money on salary OF $500 year.
Itl,asops this way: They en- board
tor $3.50 or 500 year at board,
ing>houses furnishing good fare
and some of the luxuries; ;hey can
dress very nicely for $3.50 a year.
But the festive young man cannot
cut a dash on 5000 or even ON
$1,000 year. lie cannot smoke
imro.ted cigars, play billiards,
drink champaign and the like with
out getting in debt or worse.
The South western news., 1888-08-15

WITHIN the last ten days tber
has been a great falling of in the
cotton crop prospect in Calhoun
county. God judges say that there
will not be over half of an AYERS
age crop made. This falling off is
due to lack of rain, the presence
of rust and caterpiIlars OF the
latter two scoulccs, however. rust
is doing the greatest damage.
The South western news., 1888-08-15
The Sunday Sch,ol Boy at the
Circus
Augusta, Me, journal.

Augusta, Me, Journal.
Considerable amusement was oco
casloned about the ticket sellers
stand at the circus Saturday by an
overgrown youth who brought
along the family Bible to prove
That he was entitled to half fare.