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3fiiEiasI.
GsisTIh to Consumption.

IFS destructive force stands next to
,.,,,,.,lrv leads on 70 consumption. II
'a1 80, ~ singular that those afflicted with this
-, ,,,,ass should no: make 1t the Object Of
ts''.'. -, IA themselves Of II. Deceptive
iasE ~, y'S,5c,clrd by ignorant pTe;enceSs %
r51,,et s-Sylra.c have weakened the eooti-
rr.dt -. -cat maj rrity " sufferers In al adj
l.uly Ok .-,,-7,I',.S They become resigned 70 q
ys-.>s' ..-s.ary rather than torture themselves
Ire O ,t,r.r.' pal isLiyeS
an M never do. Catarrh must be met
SH i.S s,s,c ma comba!ed with all our might.
steve! Ss>,> tee disease has assumed danger
,11,s-s. ans. The bones and cartilage OF the
J' ssit C-, rs Of hearing, Of seeing aud Of taSt-
a.ye s..S4,1,,F ;, IS 70 De useless, the uvula so
lrs = "a r1r ;hrnst so inaamed and trritated SIS
t'1sN ,.., "a constant and distressing cough.
y Po,'gr,.. RADICAL CJRB meets every phase
>N>tg", f-,.r % simple head cold 10 the most
o. nd Iss ruCtiye stages lt is local aud
.S.1.-.-.-,gsl. IsS.aGt IN relieving, permanent
col>,...'.. y, ecNNOmi- al and beyer-faihng.
81 .e-.., Kaye contains one bottle ottho RADI-
$50 one BOX Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
c. LN-,r',l.rn INHALER, with treatise; price 81.
. NJ I.-rEg DRUG * CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON.
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T1LDEN's wINE-CELLAR.
It's Contents Catslogued and Likely to
Bring Q 10000 Rare Liquors.

It's Contents Catslogued and Likely to
Bring $4,000 Rare Liquors.
New YORK, April IA catalogue Of
Samuel j. Tldsn's wines was sent to-day
to a number of wealthy connoisssurs. The
cellar is estimated to Be worth $50, 600. In
the list are i've cases OF Johannesberger
blue seal 1865, which, when obtsinab,e, re-
tails at S12 bottle. There is also case
of 1862, six bottles cabinet 1e6a, bottle 1865,
and Eve bottles 1870. There are also 800
bottles steinberger cabinet imperial 1858,
one Of the finest wines known 10 the trade,
aud that which goes by the same name sells
at fashionable resorts at $44 q bottle.
Then there are eight bottles of Rsnenthsl-
enberg. 1862, and large case OF Grand
Vim Chateau Lateour MonohOe, 1874, a
case OF Chateau Yquem, 1853, and two
cases Chateau LATTE, 1854.
His Madeiras are exceedingly rare and
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Phlladelpnia,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling

TUESDAY, April II.
No change is reported In the local market
since last week. The demand for -four con-
thu Is rather fair, and prices remain
firm. Good clean wheat still calls
for g cents per bushel, audit is coming in
slowly at that figure. Corn Is IN
better demand; oats are in good de-
mand and hay is quiet Bran and mid
dlinzs continue in good demand Prices
on -four and grain ore wholesale and are
IS follows, retail prices being from SO to
75 cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIs-Cboice family -four
n barrels 81 80; in sacks "a IS; middlingi
per ton $40 00a21 90; BIZ an per ton $40 0C
a21 90; wheat per bushe], No. ], eoc-
FKED-Corn per bushe 60a65c; oats 4Oc
baled hay per ton, 81 0f ais 90. Farmer
are offering loose hay at $13a14 per ton.
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cannot be secured In the trade. There are
ninety-nine bottles, ten being Old Reserve
of 1917 and one Crawford of 1926. The
LIQUORS include barrel of Kentucky
whisky, two demijohns of Bourbon, fifteen
bottles of rye, twelve of brandy, ten jugs
of schudam gin and two bottles of cider
brandy.
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STATEs-Qaiet and steady.

EOuTS and g. Ia IT, Registered a
Fonrs- and a-helf, .
STATEs-Qaiet and steady.
| RAILRoADs-Mcre active and again
firm 10 strong; sales 81, 053, 900.
! STOCKs-Ihe stock market to-day was
somewhat unsettled for the general list
throughout most OF the day, and while
fluctuations were unimportant, q few
stocks displayed marked weakness. The
opening was strong at advances extending
to } per cent, and further gains ranging
up to / ger cent. were established in the
first bali hour, but the advance was then
checked, and Kansas and Texas, followed
| by Norfolk and Western preferred be-
came conspicuous for weakness, while
the general list dropped to below the oper,
ing figures After that the market be.
came stagnant, though Missouri Pacific was
weak, but later the movement in coaleIs
started aud the general last responded to a
limited extent. There was no further feat
ure and the close was barely steady. The
active stocks show irregular fractional
changes Tor the day. Sales Z33, 756 shares
Quotations closed bid az follows;
Adams Express 1S5; Atoencan Express
1Cs; Canada Pacific So; Central Pacific
291; Chesapeake and Ohio II; DO preferred
firsts 81; do seconds q Chicago and Alton
1856; Chicsgo, Burlington and Quincy 1l9,
Delawsys sAi Hudson 1873; Delaware,
LscEswsnna aud Western, 1913; Denver
and Rio Grsnas, 172; Erie, 9iS; do pre-
ferred SCI; Ft. Wayoe, 1854; Illinois
Central, ll1l; Lake Shore, set; Michigan
Censtal, 7fg, Minneapolis add st. Louis
6; do prots.red, 154; Missouri Pacific
-; Northern PscihG, 2lI; do preferred
454; Chicago and Northwestern, fO?l; DO
preferred 142; New York Central, 1916;
Oregon TranAcGRtiuental, 2t4; Pacific
Msil, %; Peoria, D. & Z. Ia; Pjttsburg
l59; Pullman Palace Oar 1it4; Reading,
$50; RocS IsiGed, 1lO9; st. Louis saai
Ssu Fr,Gnc:sco 81; Go preferred, 613; FIST
preferred, 110l; ST. Paul, Minneapolis srd
Manitoba, lO2; at. Paul And omaha, 36I !;
do preferred 1861; Texas Pacific, 23s; Unter
Pacific SIG; United States Express -;
Western Union "a.
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Lave the City Ass;c0 q. -, and ION every hour
until 0:oO p. m.
Lssvs wheeling Park 2. 600 :. m. and run
avr-y holr until 100 .. IN, except CbGTch
Trains ShiCA VII lsA7s tha Yak al SIS =. n
and City St l2lS p. n.
O, HIRSCg,
SfrDartvtenfeuS
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Cfton-Steady
Uplands 9ic; Orleans 9sc; futures closed
steady; April 9.55c; May 8 G3c; June 73e
July 9.S2c; August 8. sSc; September 8. 66e
October $9.i4e; November 9.35c; Deem
Der 8. 3Ge; January 8 43c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knozledge of the natural law!
which govern the operations Of digestion md
nronerties OF eIl-selected Cocoa, Mr.. EFps hsl
provided our breakfs9 tables with deiicatefy
hayored beverage which may save u many
heavy 6ottorS bits Il y by the tudictcus use
OF such articles Of dict that constitution may
n every tendency 70 disease Hundreds q
subtle ualadies are floating around u ready q
attack wherever there IL Q weak point We may
escape many fatal shan ~ keeptns ourselves
nourished frsme"-G rl Service GesctS.
Nstc hmply with boiling water or milk Sold
only In half pound tins By Grocas, labelled thU
JAMES EppS 4 co., HeHesfAiHlc caEsisn
mriicdITu,T hAg London, Knglana.
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M)eeIia9 Resister
GrartIsrs' 6nids,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINs-
AExrLANATIoNo OF EREScK Marks: sDslly.
fSunday excepted. Monday excepted, Sun
day only. saturday excepted,-T6 Meridian.
February y, 1858 Wheeling time, which Is
Just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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b, z. - y. kAll4SOSl.
Rellsire and 2snesyiliet through passenger tTaln
leaves Bellaire at $50 g. IT, arrives 81 Belaire ~
100 p. m
WoCdsaeld passenger train leaves Bollsirs at
40 2. n, arrives at Bsilsiro al $40 o. n.
SlIlumer6eld Accommodation leaves Bellslr g!
loo p NJ, arrives AZ Bellaire a. 10:tS y. 70.
AL trains daily except Sunday. Genital stand
ard Time rom Bellaire.
NAy aESlIE9 AND Elm laOVB X, e.
On and afer Monday, October 81, 1887, Trains
on the wheeling ana Kim Grove Z, T., Will un %
gDlloESs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Quiet and steady--stocks Unsettled
Flour Firm and Urchanged--Wheat
Lower.
New YORK, April 1S.-Money on call
easy at 2 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per Sal per cent; sterling exchange active
and strong at 4S52a4 s7S.
.,nrrn nni.t nnd ctanHu
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Ssw YofN.

New YORK, April 1S.-DrY Goods
The market was quiet in n,cst depart
ments, but with better feeling prevail
ing, there was moro inquiry of agents, fol
lowed by a fair IMPROVEMENT in purchases.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked TO all
points.
: For rates and other information, address
FRED. HUFFMAN.
Trav. Pass Agent, Wheeling. W. Va.
W. j. ROBINSON, Gcu'l Pass Agent.
ParkcrSburg. W V.
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DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
IDIJIS RAILROAD Co.

pan Handle Routo) Under schedule In easo
November 18th, 1851, trains leave Wheeling, Con
trail Standard Time: Fun steubenvil!e and Pitts
burgh, 6:ss q. m, 1855 p m, $50 p. n. fo!
stenbenyille sos r. In. The 6:So .. N. and
sos p. N. trains make direc! connection to,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and chicago
The l2SS r. IN. train n,sko direct connection
for Columbus and Chicaap. Trains arrive q
Wheeling at SIS q m, loiA n, $40 .. N. ana
Soc n, m. myU
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PIttAbnrR,
DRY GOODS.

PrTTsBURa, April 1s.-Petr leum-
Irregular and fairly active; opened At sS4c;
closed at s5sc; highest S9!c; low est Sac.
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LIVE STuGh,
HhasiinE

TUESDAY, April II.
The cattle market this week was active,
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices I'M
changed Messrs. Hudson 4 Bsyha furnish
the following quotations.:
Cattle, 600 to 1, 100 lbs stock iia44c
per H.; 800 to 500 It's. 3!a4c. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs. S!a3ic. per lb.
Hogs-Market active; 5s52c per III.
Lambs-Gooi at 4e5c pc! Ii.
Calves-3a4c PER u.
Sheep--3 20 30 per II.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, April II.
There is simpiy rotnug dong la io
local market and wool sold now is sold at
loss. Manufacturers pSsii lively refuse to
take held st thia time. The spring season
will open in the course Of two weeks or 80.
Prices remaj.l the came and are as fol-
lows:
Fine NO she'd fieeoes 2Sa30ci fine unwashed
fleeces 1.9a20c; unmercbant,.blef eeces 2la
&c; u .edinm washed fieeces 3la33c; medi-
I'm 'Inwashed fieeces 21a23c; medium tub
ws ahed 31s35c.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 17.-Wool-
/ Quiet and nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 3ls32c;
Y 29a31c; medium 37s374 c; coarse 36a37c;
New York, Michigaa, Indiana and Western
fine or X and Xxx 23a29c; medium Sc.
SIC; coarse 35s37c.
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Educational.
Mt. de Chantal,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.
(SIsTEIs OF THE vIsITATIoN.)

A school OF m ore than national reputation, OF
fers exceptional advantages for thorough educa
t!sn Of Young Ia. lies IN all departments Library
Of six thousand volumes. Fine philosophical
chemical, aud astronomical apparatus. ausica
teachers trained by leading professor from Con
serya.Ory OF Stuttgart. Vocal eulturc according
to the method OF the old Italian masters Loca
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ter
acres OF pleasure grounds Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references 10 patrons II
all the principal cities, address ,
sepl THE DlhECIREoS'
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table tsking effect Aprfl Sth, lsSs Pas.
senCeI trains will run rs fulowS-Ccntral Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which 60 10! run on sunday ...
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, April 18.-Petroleum-
Opened at SSc; closed at e7sc; bighes!
s9lc; lowest SIZE; clea.ances 1920, 0OC
barrels
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gauraads.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R r

under scheduls in eaec. January n lsss. trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard Tine:
For Ps FsS snd SsI ,;a ,o ft HeEs.
Vile, l:A p. nd fer steubenyille, 843 q "a.
For Martins Ferry, SIS q "a. Trains sIfye q
Bridgeport at 7:5S q N, 10:S2 q N. 2.4S p n,
l.HA n m b22 n m. and III d. N. my1J
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MUSTANG Eminent

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT rubbed IN
,aves many valuable Horse and Mules limbs.
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PEEts>Il kuM.
OIL City.

OIL City.
OIL CITY, April 19.-Petroleum-
Opened at soc; highest s0lc; lowest sic;
closed at s7lc; sales 100000 barrels;
clearances $4,000 barrels; runs AZ, 76l
barrels; shipments %, 279 barrels; charters
lib, $50 barrels
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MUSTANG EMINENT


MEXICAN MUg4ANGLrSfMENT. for Man and
BEAST. Greatest cSrative discovery ever made
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NV YORK. April 1s.-Beeves-Re-
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
The Verdict Unanimous.

w D Suit. Druggists. Bippus.
Ind, testifes: 'I can recommend
Z ectric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bette sold has
gwen relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cur
ell of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, drug.
gist, BelIville, Ohio, alIirms: "The
best selling medicine have ever
handled in my twenty years expe-
rience, is Electric Bitters." Thou.
sands of oth"rs have added their
tcstimony,so that IRE verdictdnan-
imoas that Electric Bitters do cure
all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys
or Blood. Only a halt dollar a
bottle at CROUCH Bros Drug
Store.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
TREIaSTG UA.

At'sunsct en- May -, 1865, be-
tween Palmetto ranch and the Boco
Chico strait, in Texas, the Sixty
second United States colored in!an,
try fired the last volley OF the war,
Thank God! The bloody days are
past;
Our patient hopes are crowned at
last;
And sounds of buglc, drum and
fife
Bit lead our heroes nome iron.
strife.
Thank God, we see on every hand
Breast high the ripening grain crops
stand;
The orchards bend, the herds in>
crease,
Then, oh, thank God, thank God
for peace.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
Fbe South in the Saddle.

The New York Herald predicts
great things for cotton manu- fac.
turers in tho South. 1t recognized
the natural advantages of the mills
In dissection over those in the east.
The Herald says: During the
next twenty or thirty years the
south will give us a pretty lively
shaking up. Before the war, YOU
know, they never dreamed of strips
ping for the race. and we had it all
our own way. But the times have
changed with them. Now, what
with their iron mines. and their
coal mines, and their new method
OF agriculture, and their shrewd
enterprise, ard their commercial
daring, we shall have to draw our
belts little tighter and strike a
livelier gait, orwell, what of it?
This is free country, and big
and rich country, and there is room
CROUCH for generous rivalry to get
good deal of exercise and make a
good deal of money. Are you
ready, gentlemen? Then Cor"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
Hon. Henry G Turner.
Correspondence Of the Augusta
Chronicle.

Correspondence Of the Augusta
Chronicle.
"Such big hrainy man as is Mr..
Henry g Turner ought never 10
have any opposition. When he
leaves the House. it ought to be to
go 70 the Senate, OF all the big
men who cohe to Congress, Henry
G Turner takes second place be-
fore none. Georgia ought to be
as proud Of him as she was of her
johnson, Hill and Stephens. In
breadth of comprehension and in
power Of reasoning, | do not be-
lieve that he Is inferior 70 any Of
the three just mentioned. His mis-
fortune is his modesty. He lacks
the aggression of those named.
With zone the less prudence, he is
more reserved. Could his COZ q
stituents look in on the floor of the
House and see exactly how he
looks, Henry G Turner would new
err have any opposition TOR any
position lie you'd accept from the
people"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
"reminiscences Of Eorijer Days.

In the Indian war Of 1886, the
troops on their way to Florida,
passed within half mile of where
Dawson now stands. Somewhere
near the Primitive Baptist church
was their line of march. DR.. c. A.
Che atham saw them pass his fathers
hor Sc in Stewart county, when a
boy of 10 years Of are. twenty-five
hundred mounted Tennesseeans
were in the body. They passed
through what is now Chickasaw-
hnchee village, and camped near
an indian town few miles below,
kiokee. This line Of march WAS
about the same that Gen. Andrew
Jackson took in 1913 on Bis way to
Florida. Mr.. James Fitzpatrick
who lives TEAR ills city; aal who
is nearly 100 years OF Il. was with
Gen. Jackson at that ti&ic. lie
was \ usteted into service 1t "a
Fort Hawliua, a. tc.s remains of
which still exist in cast 3.aeon
DuIirg the year 1886, a family
that lived in the southern portion
OF this county we're murdered aud
their louise burnt by thc Creek H.
dams, who were trying to escape to
Florida in order to join the Selai-
.noles. Near this city, an Indian
town called Herodstown. once ex,
listed. Relics of that Indian period
are sometimes found in the fields
aud woods around where that town
once sto cd.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
P T. SCHIEY- LODGE
ON THE DEATH OFF.
P.SHARP.

The angel of death hes again Wis
tied orr Lodge, and We are called
upon to mourn the death ct our
brother J. P. Sharp. In his death
we have lost a jealous Mason and
the poor liberal friend. Charity
was one of his cardinal virtues.
He died on the 18th day Of June
1887, in the Sind year of his are.
While we mourn the loss of our
brother, let lis throw the maUtle of
charity over his foibles and remem-
her his virtues, aud leave him in
the hands of his Maker who doeth
all things well.
Therefore, be it resolved:
1st. That in the death OF Brother
Sharp, our Lodge has lost good
member, the country a good citi-
zen. the peoria true friend, his vie
q good husband, and his children
a kind and'iuduigent father.
End. That our sympathies are
hereby rendered the widow ond or
! rhans ofour deceased broth r May
the Supreme Ruler Of the universe
bless and-protect them.
/ Bird. That a pare in our minutes
be dedicated to his memory; that
these resolutions he recorded by
the Lodge Secretary, and that a
a copy hereof be furnished the be-
reaved family.
4th. That our jewels be draped,
and that we Wear the usual badge
of MOURNING for thirty days.
w. c. KESDRIcE,
0 B. STEVENS,
S r. CHRISTIE,
| Com.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
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Work en- the Columbus Southern.

Mr., j l. Cowan, first assistant
engineer of the Columbus South
ern railroad, reached the city yes
terday. MIR. 'Cowan informed a
reporter that the sl5 contractor
had almost completed grading the
road between Albany and Dawson.
a distance Of tweaty>three miles.
Twenty miles of the grading has
been finished up and force IF
hands is at work on the other three
miles. All the trestIes except one
between Dawson and Alhauy have
been finished. -TCo!umbus En-
quircr-Sun.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
An FrePreSsiblc Conflict.

1t is to be deplorcd, nevertheless
it is a fact, that an irrepressible
conflict is still going on between
the Puritan element al the North
and the Cavalier and Huguenot
element at the South. Slavery was
not SO much the occasion of the
war between the states, as was the
dissimilarity of feeling in other res
poets that existed between people
of different races.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

In little, unmarked, half-tor-
gotten aud neglected grave in No
bic county, Ohio, rest the mould
-enng remains of John Gray--Pri-
vate John Gray, who was the last
survivor of the war of the RsvnIuS
ton. Gray was born in Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia. in 1764.I.e was among
the first to shoulder bis old fiat
lock and fight for libeAy, and he
did his duty simply and modestly
throughout tie war OF 177G.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
4 Deserved Compliment.

In their general presentmcnts tho
Grand jury took occasion to com
pIiment Judge ]. B, Piisburv, of
the County Court, very highly upon
the cfFicient manner in which the
affairs OF his department are con-
Quoted. Judge Pilsbury is a most
capable and efficient officer, and his
court has been the means OF saving
thousands Of dollars to the county.
Upon their own volition they in
creased his salary as judge which
was quite an agreeable surprise to
lin, as he had not the slightest
idea that anything of the kind was
to be done. --Amerious Republican.
1t is estimated that all Of 81, 900
has been saved by this court the
past year.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
BuckHems Arnica Sasvc

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter Chap
ped Hands, hilbains Corn, and
all Skin Eruption. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box.
For SALT By CROUCH BROS.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The large body ofBaptist divines and
loymen represents the largest Chris
tian organization of Georgia, 297,>
2S6. white and colored, as shown
by the Baptist year book. This is
the sixty-fffh session ofthe convcn.
ton, but, really, it is lightweight
years since the first movement to-
ward this organization wss made.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The next Legislature will be one
OF the most important ever held in
the State. The State road lease
and the betterment question will be
Que of the most important ques
tions to be acted upon. One Unit
Ell States Senator, two judges Of
the Supreme Court and about halt
the Judges and Solicitors in the
State are to be elected.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

New York World,


Sam Small, the rollicking and
rum~hating revivalist,is anxious to
become governor OF Georgia. He
has, therefore, decided to take up
his residence in Atlanta and pose
as the political head Of the prohibit
tion party. The prohibitionists
of Georgia have called state con-
Vention for April %. With astute
aggressiveness Small has sent out
a call to his prohibition followers
to meet on April "a. Thus have
the prOhibitionists of Georgia SPLIT
on what is distinctly Small issue.
What the result. will be no one can
sav,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Tom Graham, business manager
Of the Americas Daily Republican,
is making a great success of his pa-
per. Tom is moving on the right
line now, and his success is a phe-
nomenal one. His paper is taking
like "hot ginger cakes in war times"
= only ten cents a week, bat a
ne~sy md well edited paper at
tat.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The Cuthbert Liberal is wise
in publishing a series of articles:
"Hours with men and women of
the Revolution of 1875" They are
read 6ith so much interest and are
appreciated as "Unwritten his
tory"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

DIR. James Son has in store a
well selected stock Of I.andreth and
Buist's garden seeds. These seeds
are perfect specimens from the crop
which gives them the highest ex>
cellence e carry no old seeds.
Now is the time to lay in your re-
liable garden seeds. If.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Rev, DIR j H Campbell. one OF
the foremost and oldest Baptist
preacher in Gcoraia, died at his
home in Columbus Monday night
at 11:45. He was over 50 years
old and Tor number Of years has
been engaged in missionary work
in Columbus. He YVES the father
OF Rev. A b Campbell, of Ame,i--
Gus, and Rev. c II Campbell, Of
Augusta.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Mr.. Montgomery NJ. Folsom, late
OF the Telegraph, has been crown
cd poet laureate of North Georgia
By the Tribune of Rome.