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The South western news., 1888-12-19
Quail on Tcast, at
T. Y. MARTINS.

Z, PuoToGRAPHs. = Van Ripper is
again in the city. His gallery is ov-
q, Tenn McGiH'q ore. Low rates,
fine work and everything guaran>
toed.
The South western news., 1888-12-19
G. MERCER,

WHAs G. MERCER,
-ATroRNEY-AT-LAw.-
Dawson, Georgia.
Office over Cheatham & Deans
Drug Store.
bsF VIII attend promptly to all
business entrusted to me.
81 z.
Notice to Creditors 4, Debtors
All persons holding claims
against the estate of B. F. King
deceased, are hereby notified to
present them in proper form to the
undersigned for payment, aud all
persons indebted to said estate are
hereby requested to make immedi-
ate payment to as.
JAS. N King.
Jno I King.
~ Executsrs.
Dec, II, 1888, s times.
Buy your burial cases and robes
from A P Hatcher tor the cash
and save fifty per cent
The ladies are invited to call and
examine my stock of fancy gr0ce-
les. | have every thing you want
for cooking.
w F Talbot.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Shoesaot all sorts, sizes and quail
tiles that must go in. the, next 25
days. Take advantage Of the low
prices. McLAIN BRos
The South western news., 1888-12-19

| have q lot OF clothing on hand
which | an anxious. to sell and
which | am going 70 sell of you
Do mt get a suit,it will be yodf own
fault
d ILL.,
The South western news., 1888-12-19
Administrator,s Sala.

By virtue Of a decree Of Terrell
Superior Court aud an order from
the ourt qt Ordinary of Terrell
county, will be sold tciore the court
honse door in,Dawsop, Ga on the
first Tuesday in january next,
withil the legal hQprs OF sale, fifty
and one hall acres, more or less. Of
lot Of land, number f62 in the 4th
district OF Terrell county. Known
IS the Baeman plare, in Dover
Ga Sold as the property of estate
Of Maggie Bozemau. deceased
Terms cash.. w E.SEssroSs
Dec. 5, 1888. .A.dministrator
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Buy your burial eases and robes
from IA 7 Hatcher for the cash and
save fifty per cent.
Don't buy your Christmas goods
until you have seen our stock.
Crouch Bros.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

For 90 pounds OF Rice to the
Dollar go to
NJ. c. MEMS.
Buy your hurial eases AMI robes
from a 7 Hatcher for the cash and
save fifty per cent.
Mr.. W L Anthony viii move
his photograph gallery from Sas-
ser to Dover, some time this week.
Mr.. Anthony does splendid work
AID the peop.e Of Dover will do
we'll 20 give him 4 trial.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

For 30 pounds OF Rice to the
Dollar 90 TO
NJ. G. MINIS.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

NoTTCE-Crouch Brothers arc
headquarters for Christmas goods.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Rember- that my stock Of hard
walSe is full aud complete and
viii 5ct il cheap
A p Hatcher
The South western news., 1888-12-19

: :
Jumbo Harness Oil tor sale by,
Hillman 6s-Stevens.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

A large supply Of stoves and
Furniture stillon hand aud will be-
seld cheaper than you can buy
them, don't lose the opportunity
A p Hatcher
The South western news., 1888-12-19
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, Mr.. A J
Green and Miss Virginia / Andog-
son Of Terrell county, were Married
The ceremonH A4as performed by
Elder NJ b L I3inion.
On the End inf, in Stewart
county at the residence of Mr. j w
Swami, Mr.. w A Wamble was
married to Miss Annie L Swa n
Elder q w Weekley performing
the cermony.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Quail OIL Toast at r.,
7. Y. MARriys.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

/ viii sell you candies, nuts APP
pies, ornng, 5 and every thing you
want for the holidays, cheaper than
anybody.
w. +. Talbot.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

r. I4amDs of all sizes, qualities and
kinds for holiday presents at
Crouch Bros.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

For Christmas Groceries and
Confectloneries there is no better
place to go than I Q Whichari &
Cos. 49,.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

We are headquarters for Groce,
rie3 as we have been heretofore.
TO Whitchard & 20.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Cheathlm K Deans line of Oh rist-
mas goods is unsurpassed l,y any
ever brought to Dawson.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

TO Whitchard & Co, viii sell
you Oranges, Apples, Nuts and
Candy cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Over. 100000 worth of finest
french candles just received. | have
the incest line Of contec ionaries in
the city.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

For 30 pounds o Rice to the
Doilsr go to
N. Q. MEM's.
The South western news., 1888-12-19

Dawson challenges any Fire De-
partment in the State, to beat the
work done BY our boys at Friday
nights fire.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
~hAr Is como on


A aosxL~xxKPEs "a LIS Angeles has TN
pertsd t2irty pretty XAz.se g.<ls for service
= rs dzning -Foen-
AceoRD3xs - z4nuf4cruFiay chemist of
Nsw foYk, IAe psep.e u tne word t4ks
4eeEz . toa es psiis = Ne1s
LoEB Eorsst- z5LD lost slse0Oo worth Of
pscz1res tie yEAer dsy - = ere u : fur
Eir1rs VA One q tae pz<ziinxs w4s worth
k0.oa1 The E4roa vs. Essyiag works of
Art frozl rs s1eurb1n via - h.s town
house
TsE Countess Dc Cezzbren, one Of ne
heaters of Preach soclety, gives novel 10
eegt.ens. The g>ssts arc hrst cooductea -
q private chapel. ard after = short prayer
b the ch4p.zla s4area ooneert = given by
the organ choir.
NEs OLs BufL has determined 20 adorn
her ness home ~ Cambridge, Mass. with
teak 8ood- Shs Is 70 have one or two pieces
ot faruirure expressly carved for her IN
China One room she vii decorate In pine
n memory Of Ole.
Tzz wool growers Of Utah, in g conven-
ton recently held ~ Salt Lake, aver that
taey ova ia tnsir osn rlgat 2.5OoOOO sheep,
which represents a capital Of so,oOo0uo
Their last years clip they claim 70 have
been 100000 pounds.
A N0rEo scientist presents the possibility
OF ths ground now occupied By the city OF
Aew YORK beng IA time entirely recovered
by the waters OF The Atlantic ocean. lie
states that tue ground has percepubly sub
aided during the last century.
TIE first women ever selected to partici-
pate in the General Methodist Conference
were Mrs. +. Van Kirk, Of Pittsburgh, and
Mss Frances Willard, who were receauy
chosen lay delegates 70 tho next session,
which viii be held ia New York City.
VALENTINE WINTER, q banker Of DAYTON,
o., az family dinner last week distributed
the heirs OF two others. He had previously
given them $4,000 This Is not the winter
Of discomfort anon z the lucky recipients.
SILK culture progresses slowly in Califor-
MA. The SILK Culture Association possesses
seven acres suitable for cultivation and
400 trees. IL IS proposed to establish a reg
ular experimental system IN orier 70 deter
Dino the best variety of mulberry trees for
cultivation on the Pacific coast. and in con-
ncctioa with this typical orchard OF all
varieties.
a CHICAGO man, who had erected p fine
re3idence, was surprised one day 10 learn
that a rat had been seen il the collar. The
plumber was sent for aad given orders 10
stop Up rat hole without regard 10 expense.
he did SO, and handed IN his bill. Itcalled
for 81 ,53335. He had found II necessary to
| completely overhaul and change the sewer
age and drainage system OF abe premises 10
/ keep that raj ont
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
FACETiOUS FRAGMENTS.

WORKING like horse-a lawyer drawing
. conveyance.
TIE coming man is 10 be quite bald, and
the ladies' are to Like him all the better
for il.
he VIII rO- lei well enough loan without
good security.
ISFANTIY business carrying ''kid."
II the early birG be a sparrer, he is .
slugger, of course.
Tue Pacific slope is when the far West
ern cashier leaves the peaceful shores of
bis native ocean and takes midnight train
for ths land OF the free.
Now HATH the infant prodigy
His little fake down pat
And the advert sing boonlet
Shakes the sheksis in his hat
A YOUNG man is ap. to stamrer and
stutter when he declares his passion.
Sometimes the plying girl helps him out,
and sometimes it is her father.
SAID gentleman to neighbor: 81 hear
that our friend Griswoid is sinking slowly
"Well-yes," was the reply; ''you could
not expect him to sink rapidly. He's had no
doctor as yet
ExEcuToH-" According TO her Will your
late wife has not left you a single cent"
Sorrowing Widover That's just Ike her.
She was the best hearted woman III tho
world The reason she did not leave me
any thing in her VIII is that she wanted in
every possible way to mitigate my grief
at losing her"
LEAP YEAR" Charley is coming 20 sec
me tonight remarked Ella. 81 don't know
why feel 50 nervous about il, but have a
presentiment that something's going to
happen" "Oh, there's no use feeling nerv-
Gus about it il you've made up your mind TO
do it," answered Clara 'Very likely he'll
say yes; he was always SOFT
"IFEEL so tired every night, John" said
farmers wife, rs she took up her darning
after the days work was done. My bones
ache, and have fits OF dizziness and no ap-
petite; and an worried, too, about the
heifer, John. When / was feeding the stock
tonight she acted very strangely, and re-
fused to eat I'm afraid she's going TO die -
Yes. " said John, with an anxious look
upon his face, I'm worried about that
hefer myself"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
PlTHY PARAGRAPHS.

LIES 90 by telegraph; the tr1th come In
by mail three hour late.
II was very slippery walking when, ac-
cording to his own account, q native OF tho
Emerald Isle fell down four times before he
could get up once.
"YoU dent mean % say that you under
stand French. Tommyf' "Ch, yes, l do.
When ma and pa speak French at tea, l
know n 10 have powder
"Pol LUCK NY son, is when you hold
nine elevated and boost it up on the other
fellow with raonarchic trio, aud the other
fellow ncglccts 10 matcrialize.
BRIDGrr-" Enjoy slape, is it, How could
/, I'd ike yez to tell me; the mint / lay
down TIn asleep, an the Binit I'm awake
have TO get up. where's the time for en-
Joyin' it 10 come in''
as YOUR vessel your honor asked a
lady addressing a nan-of-var s-nan- "lt
is. ma'ari,n replied tho seaman. . in times
of peace, but when were in close acton
we're only boarders."
lie is either very good or very sell
possessed young man who doesn't turn more
colors than the iucs il crazy quilt, when
his possible fathet-ir-iaw asks him to say
grace at the family table
CIrr young woman At the cattle show,
sipping some kur1yss-" What delicious
drink. George. Is IL made from tho produc.
Of the g-spc-vinci" George No, my
love; it's made from the product Of the bo-
vine
81 DO not think. madam said husband
when taking hIs wife 70 task. "that any
man of the least sense would approve Of
your conduct Sir she rcpliod. " per
hans yoa arc the best Judge Of what people
Of the least sense would do"
"WzAr does the " y. after your naras
stand for. Doctori' asked Young ar Too-
fauu~. n tho reception. .. Many Debts, 1"
replied the phvsician. with a look that made
Toofunnv forget his vcncra5ie iittle joke
and feel that the dec;or's bill had eatsred
his soaL
"YEs. BIZ. an engaged 70 Nirsnda
But. do vou know. she il most czcesslvei y
tfraidi Noting woBd induce her 70 FIRE OF
pistol" 4. " hcn v5E sre raarried 70 bcT.
Joe, much Of that tin-i1ity VII wear CT.
T0ull be taking or your boots IN ihe lower
hal 81 night INSIDE - TIE first SIX 1oatAs. y
"Anz you gong % have your son stay on
tas FARSI or VIII ~ fcIow cnc of the p-o-
fessio1s, Nr Ha7ua7f' 7 rc~kon he'll
fsiier rrofesssen = F}oos tfat seen n
- "a Material bertrt Waal Ysii6 think
81 if vos'f seen hin foHer TIE beestrlct
s-tool-nsa af sravr
RrvkRe e re worasa wko aftcr goa s ava
valaIT ed vith f1e car wiai.ogr 8utl
v5ar sus1en3er buttons have eni zrsfe 81.
sefliV ssEs va - rer7a.f herr 'iaI fhea
raises th> hisoke3 taz1 wi,h an stas~ t5si
sasws So hss handed se-- E.re ness ~
thae Fre8ea noTeL TrsiT is "a i'sp yeAr,
tlt secs 4 eF1rnso is 1ar x~rr1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Apr siazis ed ssfF dry
co1asoa cegacsl Eieesiag tnis sxsnins.
Lrsp .1e boz. cEzsls. drop ths box
klse meroAanfs slu advertise their
sfsias zec'is e1Tiy-
Jaas lsGr weess from q d4T the tro1i
1snils ssNsol opens
Rarn-Ts As aad hrs. Msi0ne, Of -
fsuEth- 4 les.-pou1i gil.
Nas els drso po.iiiee sEd begin taking
15oaE ths Plssiesntiai siect.on.
Wisss are ts.Bs sIsung 10 iixk5 the q. Z.
4 T. H1i4rs41 efiles silc tA@ f.dlsoa siec-
isie llzbf.
TIE sssthsf waa raz sad ia ~as very
qai1t as IEs polls yesterday. Dnt a are
sois sss cast
County Irsasursr Slsbbins ksa PAID ont
SIS sa IA boaatiss tGf SPARE rs aimee tns
lst si lalaAFY.
The Old Hempsl Hous@. eornsr of ksnt
s1i bli.iga-sts 10 teams transformed iato =
oCttlias NoTks.
ff Fol Nsnt 70 rent houss or rocni u
v>sf a e1 1sBfs in f1s ~anI columns of tns
TsLzazas- hsRALD.
scnCol opened yesterday for ne spring
t@IQi Win q AZ stieDd4nce " scholars AL
tsaeAers "a heir p.aoes.
A hns display Ct Aurora shoDe dosa
from ne North On successful and dsie.ted
eaDiidAles sAEs last nlshf.
-Four sa0ussnd specSled trout fry have
been Deposited ia LanI oert0B Creek on the
grounds oi ths sol1isns' HONS.
l. y Weston 0ut Of t0tzs vote 30 less
than Nsa polled lasE year received 81 more
votes iAan +. 3. Dlxsman dld Tor tns sans
orics.
The Progressive Nsizhbor hood Club will
Eiys a tsneli dance tOmoFrOg evening.
Sof on tluIsisy evening" as stated yes
isrdag.
rbs Michigan Bicycle Association talk
strongly 0f Grand Rapids a. is next place
oi nseung. upon which they Will decide
shls seek
The 50ard Of T-a1s will De opened % the
pubic ca ialrsday from a % Il clock
.. m. Quotations. viii % resolved fesu.as-
~ thereafter
NJ j. CuncaBnon and Alvin {. Holmes
have 0eeo appointed NAL carriers IN the
places oi L. K. Reed aud q. ". Moore. y 10
we're discharged.
Oeorgs Neoa0rf. Of Eisworth-ave.. Was
arrested 90 warrant last night, on CON-
plsint 0f ais vile. who charges him with
assault and battery
MS. Nm aie Eitues 10 CIfr ber sincere
thanks to tae o. WASH "a NonS Club Tor the
sid aGd sympathy. 50 generously given 20
her deceased husband. and herself
The largest attendance of the season
greeted the Masses Gage ana Benedict ai
their regular dansng class la. evening,
about seysEty- ave couples being present.
The joint rehearsal Of the "Oratorio ol
the Creator Chorus and Orchestra" will %
held in TIE over Hartman Hail tonight al
so'clock. livery singer s expected u bring
his Dook.
Nrs. Crawford Angle entertained large
party on friends az The Brunswick Ia honOI
of Mr. Angles sirty-dr,t birthday. A large
numbsr of elegant presents were presented
% Mr.. Angle.
The Secretary Of the Naliona. Cafpen-
tsrs' Cuion z. j. Mcclure, OF Philadel
pbis will lecture IN this city April Il. OF
rhs Organizston of Labor, its Purpose.
snd Bsoenis'
Detroit A>zfs- Tin Qussly the GranC
Rapids grrze fighter. Is Ia rather hard luck
He sent 80 down 10 Marshall as a deposit
on chsilsngs % bght SAMMY Sanford. o
Battle 1reek. when q constable attached the
cash a. the insfsdce Of former hotel man
Who claims that Qaealy owes him hoss
MI
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Mss Minnie Jennings. principal o. the
Wealthy Avenue School. resumed her place
yesisfday. after q long Illness, and was
heartily welcomed by her many friends
Mr. and Mrs.. Page and Mrs Haywood
are residing a. The Park Place. snd will
make this city their home They were
formerly from Washington.
Fred. Neal. who has been visiting
his parents IN this city during vacation.
has returned 20 bis studies At Ann AroOr
Mrs. r. Bisneman and Mis-. Martha
Pipenor'nk. OF this citv are in Chicago on a
comoirsd business and pleasure trip.
p p. Trombisg of the Tower Clothing
Company. ssnt TO Detroit yesterday 20 at
tend The funeral OF bis little brother.
Prosecuting Attorney George Luton. OF
NewsYxo passed through the city ysster
csY on bis way "a Lansing.
Miss Florence Teal. Of 100 Monroe q.
has gore 20 Chicago for lew DAYS to look uo
the rev spring styles.
c. Z. Neigs. a railroad president from
Ohio. vas 10 the city yesterday. calling on
TIE raiirusd officials
Mrs.. A. J. Ru6ei. % The new Houssmsn
Block has gone to Chicago 70 spend a
veek
Hovsy g. Clark. n prominent lun,bsr
merchant % Indianapolis. is tn ths city.
y. ". Stewart. Register OF Deeds for Ma
eoafa county. vas N the city yesterday.
M ". A. Bart. II Perry. y. ". is visit
ing Ms. Fred Stevens, OF 81 Thomss sc.
A. J Whifsmsn. q Duluth. Minnesota.
= In The cify guest At The Morton.
-. y Cody and family are expected home
in Mar from santa Bsrbsrs Ca.
VIII A. Rhodes. Of Liverpool. Ohio, vss
IN ~ cify Yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. 3. Gsrwcod. Of Rockford, ia visit
ing friends in ths city.
A. Bersrd. u she G. r. 4 T., Isft for Phil
sielphis on business.
J. ?. Hayes of New York CITY. is in the
city on business
Isf Dsv's Bin Is In ths citv Stopping At
The Morton.
ssm. Hstcb. Of Detroit. vas il the city
On hrsiness
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Tbs Sc. Ceciiis's entertainment at Powers
Opera House on April o promises 10 Dc =
great success. 0f the artist who appears
ths New York s.ar says: "Fraulsin Aus
der Ohe. the young Berlin pianist, who has
aeni-sed success here IN So unusual . de.
gree, PLAYED with much bfllhaDcy Nebers 5
Concert Stusz. and vas 50 persistenuy az
pi4uded that she added the List transcript
ton OF the Flying Duiehmsn' spinning
wheel song. She hss merit Of so high an
order thai Il j. almost hypeFcritiesl 20 write
ot her laurels OF eol0r sn1 poetic fee ling.
Her bower technical ability and orilliancy
ere undeuisole. aud will always insure ell
thusiastic reception AZ the hands Of even so
critical an audience as the Philharmonic
subscribers" Reserved seats at the box
o1ce Thursday morning. $ O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
a HISTORIC LAWSUIT.
Case which Involves Property VAL
ned ~ So .OOO. 900.

GALVESTON. April 2.-One of the oldest
and most historical lawsuits in the country
has just been decided. The case is
entitled Ls Vega ct 81. vs.. League ct al.
and involves a title 10 10000 acres of land.
valued at 5000 coo. situated near the city
OF Waco, IcLennsn county. The Ia
Vegas claim the title of original grant
ees from the King of Spain, asserting
that the power Of attorney f-om lie
Nsgs under WEIGH the descendants
bod the land was forgery. The
trial Judge ruled that the enormous
volume OF accumulated depositions we're
inadmlssible ss evidence. and the jury re-
turned q verdict in favor OF the defend
arts. The case has been pending for forty
years. Judge Simon Mussins. attorney for
the claimants, Is the only original litigant
living. The litigation began before Myrs
Clark Gaines commenced her famous suit.
and was before Congress thirty years ago
in the impsschment proceedings against
the Federal District Judge. J. Z. Watrous.
who vas impssched for bribery in the ori =
mai trial Of TIE case. Sam Houston made
. celebrated speech on the case ia the Sen
ate. The suit will now be appealed to the
Supreme Court of Texas, and ultimately to
tas Supreme CoGrt OF the United States
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

The West side Fsst rims Club. Organized
lass February. held their first social psrv
- -Fee'i's ball lsst evering. con6ninx Il
enNreiT to the menia aers sui rheir families
end q iew invited guests. r5ere wss srost
f'r-T tn a'reuasncs u1o enifvsi rlssssas
rance '0 tae nusic II fefrsfs Qnadril IL
Nr1ne'ra TIE festivities were seps NJ M
~ - a"nr, snd vnen the party is
perseo ttis nnrnirr .t wls wfh J. f.aIi--
fnaf thei- i-sf s.ioft =. : srcisl ssthsr-.,
ves Fnccfs- ~ every var TIE s.ls,,ir..
tie arrangements were isie 4, fne uairs-
faxirx lsbcrs 81 Aessrs VIZ Frhta-n.rs
Lcu's Werner s''t San Whit-. tie conaft
- ~ srrsr zeinsnts
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

FHrtkuELPHIA April 2-ft : feared that
the missiag srss q the ship John +. Barry.
which burred OF tbe Australian cos.t ian
usrv 2 While houpd from Palate Bnia %
Ja1an. nes rhe same fats a. taeir un iue.v y
craft NatT Tttssniinx TIE g7sat eiort
made ~ the A8s'rsnsH government. a. the
irstancs 81 TIE JBitai Slaie= ConsnI ~
Sriney. not - slightest trvee ~ any of tee
"a issinx ersE has bern discovered A
Fngifsh wer satn nss iisst returned 70
Sr1ee7 from lord Hawes is.aas. ore ~
tha S8csetr greuc. eut her search wss sith-
cut ssan-ss Toe conrlsndrr tciuxs thst
further 4ifsrts sa saaf dlrection riIl be ase-
tlsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Capt Fssee Ganse. tbe veteran saviesser
did this rorninz. sgei 90 Tears. he Va
49, IN Nf~ Ior< State 50 1919. came ~
Ftssa coaefv ant engaged in ~ -
ui Business IT fStS se auilt tta sfaape~
f'n - rur 80 tnP c~a1o RIVER an1
sI.IissrueaaT trit re fs8n'eI Bsi arH
tte IL 81. Naren Letter. he esiit ffe
ls1r srn- Taich erroet i1 fsT7 and .a
iFs ERE A t. esrr~t4 -8sCn - 49,
q fc eaanaes' sicr~ e wts haiE HI zss
- kna1n iu ne riiy. ard hss dssta ~iii
- regretted ar So
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

The J. .. Fitch wagon shop. corner OF
south Division and Island sts.. is being
tom down to make room for SIX story
or ck block 10 cover the entire lot. 66xi32
feet. TO be erected 0y Vim. McMuilen, the
Timber merchant. 316 Fountain-st. The
plans indicate . large and handsome builc
ing. The contract IS not ye. let, bat it Is
Seing prepared for the foundation by day
WORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

A branch OF the Catholic Mutual Benevo-
lsnt Association has been formed by menu
bers OF Sc. Mary's Church with the follow
ing officers. President. f. s. Damsse Fir
Vice President Joseph Brogger. Second
Vice President. FRANK Scasick, Recording
secretary. r red Onaeozche. Assistant Record
ing Secretary, Joseph Nogt; Financial Secre-
taFy, Antoine Hsmmerscamldt; Tfeasurer,
Wm. Dreake. Marshal. b. Ottenwest; Guard.
Vincent Zippei: Trustees j. B. Geller. Jas.
whitman. r. w. Henze. Anthony Blank.
Peter Kruses Spiritual Adviser. Rev. Jos.
Sehyics
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
m REPLY TO JAY GOULD
The Hsrsid Calls Him . Corsalr Again ana
Dar-s Him tn Meet Facts


Dar-s Him to Meet Facts
NEw IoRk. April 2.-Ths Herald prints
in full Jay Gould's letter attacking Mr..
Bennett. and begins its comment with The
quotslion. Whom the gois would destroy
tbey hrst make mad" The other papers
prin; The letter without comment. The
ET7ld reporters we're refused q copy a.
Mr.. Gouifs office. but obtained il else
where Following "a an extract from the
H~ud editorial cD Mr.. Gould's letter.
A. rsp0rfsd else where the Corssir. who
seems - have lost bis head utterly and be-
Corae possessed by The spiri' Of the master
whom he hss faithfully served for many
wears. has gwen 20 the press a scnrrilous
attack On th= proprietor of the Hsrgid
Could hss evidently besu hit, and hii hsrd.
lie winces when = Journal Ike the Hc AID
tells tae risiD. unvsrnished truth shout the
methods be 3ss pursued 20 gather fortune
from wrecked railroads and the bankruptcy
Of scores of honesl men. lis re;si.alon =
TIE revenge of a coward he dare not
meet the facts snd sesss reiief IN personal
vilidcsfi0n. The end cf Gould sad Cor
ssir must - near a. hand.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

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fos1 Llacolnl csEslfy. He remained
toionei ef tbs rsglaeDt unfh nis
a0norseae e1slDafxs "a August. l5o4. dur
i8< which period bis Ae4icaa pension
sas stopped. Ias biii Is To- as restoration
The man Who gas - badly wounded IN
ons var tast DC s2s considered - &c en-
titled 20 pension Of 80 q month, saf
se0 on the errax a. 0lt " The reosin
snosed such slsCxity Of patriotism tnst as
volunteered aec served "a colonel of the
n1st cavalry EeElment organized Tor Is
suppression. sLelld n0t be i1fced ~ the
Government 81 pay penalty - ne u0yern-
melt ieT 1is i0sa ~ sna his hef0isss Ia IL
Gs.ense. Ins Gag sE-ch &c received dur
lng ths reoeliion vas fOr service rendered
therein, and ~as n9f. aud shoiiid not -
held as Communication for so1nds and DIS
abilities edtured - tie besltSge " gal
laDtry displayed At tie gates u al eGemy ;
capital geoeratl0n tefOFe."