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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
See Talbot for choice groceries.


See Talbot for choice groceries.
Buy the Eagle Tip School Shoe
from j. w. Turner.
Sales Drug Store ia headquar>
tiers for painters supplies.
Go to SHADES for fresh groceries
Of all kinds at low prices.
john Turner sells the bes! har-
hess for the money iii the city.
Talbot, the grocer, pays the
highest price for country produce.
Buy the Eagle Tip School Shoe
from j. w. Turner.
Boy Guns, Rifles, Pistols and
Cartridges from A. j. Baldwin &
Go.
Slade's liquors are the hest in the
city e His corn i particularly
fine. :
stapleS Shoes and dry goods guar
anteed rock bottom prices at NJ. E.
Jennings.
Over 1000 yards of carpeting
from 25c. to sl.50 per yard, at A.
]. Baldwin & Co.'S,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27

Don't fail to look at Davis &c
Locke's elegant line o. over coats.
One car load Salt just received
at NJ. L. jennings.
j. w. Turner is now receiving a
large and well selected stock Of tall
goods. See them.
Be sure to see Chestham& Deans
amps before huyin,. Largest and
cheapest line in town.
If you want the prettiest and
finest China dinner set in town, go
to Marlin e Sons.
S!ade's trade is increasing every
day. Good WHISTLES aud choice
Groceries are doing it.
All the latest pills and patent
medicines just received fresh
at Cheathan & Deans.
Beware of all kinds OF Cough
Medicines that contain Morphine,
Brewers Lung Restorer has one,
Just received at Davis e. Locke's
"a dozen Factory Shoes, which are
being sod at jobbers prices
Get Chatham & Deans prices
on lead and oil and other paints and
paint brushes before buying.
Talbot has everything imagina'
bic in the grocery line. He is
"The Leader" and his goods are
the choicest in the oity.
Examine our stock of Furniture
aud Carpets before buying, and We
will make it to your interest.
LowREY q ORR.
1t will lie to the interest of ev,
cry man, hoy and child to visit
| Davis q Lockes store within the
next twenty days.
Price our Cashmeres, Henrietta'
i. and Mohairs before you buy anc
we will save you money.
IowREx n DRE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
= snort Observation-Disclosures Expe.
dited...AdjOurnsd Term,

= snort Session.. Business Expe.
dited...AdiOurnsd Term.
Ihs November Term of Terrell
Superior Court convened last Mon
bench. y" Tue
This is the first court held in
the county since Judge Query.
election. and the mann r in which
ne expedites business SURPRISES the
expectations OF even his most ar.
dent admirers. "
HIS charge to the grand iurv
WIS clear, explicit and dec,de9ly
TO the point He laid particular
stress on our need of court house
and good roads, and altogether his
charge Is said by many to have
b bee" t best ever delivered to a
Terrell county jury.
There are on II e docket 50 civil
casGs and Judge Guerry had cen
employed in sc o them. For this
reason the present term Of court
VIII he short and will adjourn
to-day until tie second Monday in
January, When Judg. Query
hopes to have another Judge TO
preside for him and dispose of the
cases IN which he is disqualified.
Hon, o B gtevens was elected
t 4, Of the grand Jury and
Mr.. Ben Gibson bailiff.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Building Boom Booms BraveIy.

The building hoom in Dawson
still bOoms bravely.
Yesterday the old Eaton shanty
on Lee street was torn down. Mr..
Collins, Il relative of Mrs. Eaton
who lives in Clay county, will res
place it with building OF CORFU.
gated iron and open in it a saloon.
Mr.. Am. LitlIeton's residence
on Lee street is nearing completion.
Mir. }, +. Mercer is erecting ans
other residence in Mercerville,
Mr.. ]. A. Chambless's new resi>
dence will be ready for occupancy
by JANUARY first.
Work on three new stores is
progressing rapidly. and contracts
will soon he let for three more.
Frank Bethune has made nice
binding OF his store house.
Chief of Police Savage has made
tome valuable improvements on
his residence.
The man who isn't either build
ing a new house or improving his
old one is out of the fashion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Professional.
Dir. llIILMAN,
Is SALES DRUG STORE.
Itthe Opera House.

Elliott's Jolly Voyagers will be
ut the operI house Tomorrow
evening. The montgomery ADJ
vertiser says OF them;
FL iott's Jolly Voyagers" gave
an excellent performance at Nc
Donalds Opera House last night,
Tie company is composed OF some
very clever people and the unicycle
riding. hat throwing and 'ther va
riety features were exceeding y
we'll done. The audience WIS
pleased and the applause was liher-
eral. For a good hearty laugh see
them play.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27

1000 y'ds Gnghams flom 81 to 10
Beautiful Table Damask, 80 cents,
worth so.
Big bargain in Ticking, Bleaching.
and Sea Island.
Al wool Flannel, lsc, worth rs.
100 cases new Shoes that must 90.
1000 yards Jears from i5c to 80.
worth 25 to SO
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
THEY WANT MONEY.
The CaattahOOchee Brick Comrsn.
Demands 1t.

While some of our people have
paid their Columbus Southern
notes Others seem indifferent ahont
the matter, or prefer to witt unt;l
the work is finished to Dawson,
The Chattahoochee Brick Com
Pany, who holds these notas
wants the money On them, and
Treasurer Grimes writes to Ms;or
Hood to ur ing their collection
TIE LETTER.
CoLCMBus. GA, Nov. 10, 80.
CO.. B. H. Hoop,
Dear Sir l am n little sur.
prlsed not to have had a re,pi topce
tlom you last week. Your nao
pie are not showing the pr6per
appreciation of what is being dome
ey the Chatta oochee Brick Com
pany in so rapidly b ilding and
tqulpping the olumbus Southern
Forty miles Of the road has hcen
iinlshed, and although the notes
provide that City per cent of said
notes should he paid when torty
miles of the road ia graded. vet
hut small propo~t on of the
amount has been paid. Are YOUR
subscribers awar" that their notes
bear interest from the tine the
board of di eclors declare that
they are due? We haven't de- !
manded this of them up to this
time, but on all notes not Laid
now in a short time we shall ex.
pect and demand the interest.
Push the collections with all pts>
sibie energy We hope We will
not be forced to put any of the |
notes il the hands of an attorney |
for collection. Let me hear from |
you and the excuses given for not |
paying promptly. Yours truly,
CLIFF. B. GRIMES, Treasurer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Money in Syrnp.

Mr.. T. A. Commander is one OF
our citizens who makes his farm
self sustaining and makes money.
His syrup crop this year will net
him $3.50. He planted six acres
in cane and up to last Satur,
day night had made nine huhdr e,
gallons of syrup with a week 8
9ripdingstill ahead of him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
A Handsome Office.

There is not a handsomer or
a better fitted up dental office in
Georgia thaN DR.. Thurmond's
lie has Just received chair that Is
a model in every respect, costing
him S21S. Ills instruments and
appliances are al o the best
and our dentist himself is as clever
and pc Jular as can be-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
THE FLORIDA, DAWSON AND
NORTHERN.
A Portion Of the Survey ALREADY
Made.


Made.
The Florida. Dawson and North.
ern railway project, IRON TalIa,
hassee to Dawson, is assuming
shape.
Hon. w. c. Kendrick has re .
celved letter from parties inter.
ested at tallahassee stating that
the survey has already been mads
from that point to the Georgia
line.
The letter, which we publish
below, explains Itself:
ALLLAHAssEE. FLA. ,Ncv. IS, 80.
HoN. w. G. KENDRlcK:
Dear Sir-A letter from B. H.
Hood, Esq under Fate of Nov.
lib, to hand, in which he says
the charter of the Florida, Dawson
aud Northern Railroad Company
has passed both Houses and been
signed by the governor. Please
accept my sincere thanks for your
extreme kindness and rapidity in
passing the bill for us. will you
please see that pateat of charter,
officially signed, is forwarded me
from Secretary of States Office as
soon as possible, l have already
lines ofsurvey from Tallahassee to
the Georgia line, aud am only
awaiting the receipt of Oh rter pa,
Pers to go to Dawson and organ
lze, SO as to be in shape to at once
take preliminary steps for sur.
veys, obtaining right of way, cit.
May | tresspass on your kindness
still further by asking you to see
that the patent of charter i, for.
warded me as soon as possible and
to let me know when to ex .pect it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Card.

To those of my friends who were
90 mind'u! Of their personal appre,
rreciation of me as to bring my
name out for alderman | am tru.
" thankful, but as it is doubtful
that | will remain IN Dawson the
whole of next year, recent BUSH
ness; events precluding any GER
tainiy of my remaining, respect,
fully decline being a candidate for
alderman.
W. X, PILsRURY.
November 9th, 1889.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Grange Meeting.

The State Grarge will meet IN
Dawson on December 10Th and
will be in session tor several days.
Wednesday, the 18th, will be Pub.
lic day and all who feel interested
in the agriculture of our county
are invited to he present. The
nnblic address will be delivered at
eleven o'clock Il. M,
JOHN SEAY
Cbo;rm'n Com. on ArrangeB'tS'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
kbe 1lews.*
NEWS NOTES.

so.ms Picked Up Here and
1Iisr AAOut the City,
L. and settle SO we can
turkey.
.,progressive man in a pubs
i a public curse.
Llppt Jones will give the
n the colleae holiday tor
4 Il being national thanks,
are the order of
4, and Terrell county and
lore it to themselves TO
OF the times.
men say the present cQuft
IN do a year or two lon ger.
Ahg are waitin4 for the
sbsbaag to tall down and
sSody,
sna.les are raging here.
N a arge number Of eases
sSecity aud county, Mrs.
kNiel, an c timahie lady
good, died Of them last
tuginc is not worth a con
na large numher OF the
Ad Dawson without the
faribution Of water. The
N to have more cisterns or
ofks system.
olector Crouch tells the
N he will positively close
ON the Goth of Deem
,,bot date executions will
agsinst all delinquents.
the collectors note of
IN. Hay, of Terrell coun>
bin in Sumner u few days
Prospecting for a home
uniy. Mr. Hav has sold
ID Terrell, and will, more |
". settle in or near Sum
III Local.
lnbuS Southern freight
ssei up the road the 9TH |
pulling 43 car loads OF
the Central. The en-
BEEN on exhibition at the !
Gy fair and WAS being |
10 Columbus,
Der of our farmers hay |
BILE of cotton pr acre on
ftheir farms this wear,
4 he done on uimc>tenths |
&l cultivated in Terrell |
yuse OF intensive meth.
ais By decreasing the
ltiyatcd and using on
he labor and manure nos
Ion 20 acres or more.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
APatriarchal Gnhhler.

Judge Query, Tax Collector
Crouch and Colouel b. F. Melton
went to Kiuchaioonee creek last
Thursday on a turkey hunt. They
returned home with three of these
birds, aggregating eighty pounds
in weight Mr.. Crouch and Colonel
Melton did not have an adventure
with rattIesnake on this trip, but
the first named gentleman reports
that he emptied IA loid of shot i'll
a potriarchal gobbler that had a
heard twelve inches long and WAS
as large as q half dozen comm1n
turkeys. Hereafter the reported
hunting exploits of our venerable
friend will be received with Il grain
OF doubt by q crcdulous pubic.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Matrimonial.

On November DIST, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. II. Sealy, Miss.
Annie Avera and Mr.. j. !, Greer,
OF TT. Worth. Texas, were united
in marriage, Rev. j. S. E3mcre
officiating.
After the marriage the parties
boarded the train tor Fl. Worth,
their future 10 ne.
Ga last Sunday, at the residence
OF Mr.. ID. f. Watson, father OF
the bride, Mr. J. A. Warner and
Miss. A. J. Watson were Joined in
n atrimo~y Ordinary J. w. Rob
erts offici. ting There we're sever
al attcndents and at noon an ele-
CANT dinner was served.
The News joins in congratula
tons and wishes OF prosperity and
happiness Tor all OF the parties.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27

10000 yards Calico Sc. to 7c.
sheeting and Checks at factory
prices.
500 yards new Satteens at 81,
worth 121
Hose, Handkerchiets, Collars.
Cuffs, Shirts, Gloves, Hoods,
Underwear, Ribbons, ETC., for q
song.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27

1000 yards Chambray, worth 10
cents, for 71c.
Beautiful double-width Wool
Cashmere, 15c. worth %.
100 pieces DOL Dress Goods,
which we are bound to sell, price
or 20 price.
500 yards Seersucker, worth IS
cents, for 81.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Who Said 50!

The S. A. NJ. road is distributing
standard guage ties along the line
OF the Western division, between
Americas and Richland. prepare,
tory to making the road a standard
guage between those points. An
arrangement has been made. be-
tween the S. A NJ. and Columhus
Southern by which through trains
will be run between Columbus and
Americas. The Recorder made
mention a week ago that such an
Arrangement had been made
.4mericH8 Recorder.
There must be some mistake
about this. Capt Sam PARROT, of
the Chattahoochee Brick Co., was
in Dawson last week aud when his
attention Was called to this rumOr
by the News he said there was no
truth in it, and that the South
ern had not and would lot make
such gements with the S.A NJ,
Mr.. ParrOtt ought to know.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
|lUseful Nan.

Wednesday DIR, Bos
surgeon and specialist
cn', arrived in Dawson
M.
FIalr he was at work IN
Chewing Il Mr.. Autry, of
lnty, who was suffering
Evith structure and was in
tdeath. Mr.. Autry was
a successfully and SO II
iad Is still in the city I'M
reon's treatment.
hour during each day
callI Saturday noon was
/ By surgical operations
E@Ds PERSONS who had
sfag DR., Bosworth's COM
~ morning he was sum-
f.lssaIy to a lady near
frlIle who had n tumor
r removed. He lett on
train and on Sunday
a The lady's residence,
W her son-ip-law, DR..
noved ten tumors from
lands person, they
aIy On her scalp and
night Dr. Bosworth
" "WSon ana MONDAY
'elt to work On various
The Farnum House, re,
eascs.
Jay morning he called
SUI Office aud requested
Vat he will be in Daw,
Jays Ip' ger aud is just
lnYded with patients to
/ 10 the great number
4 !, ealing; and assrriue
N'l0g his s,rvices OF this
4Oes's that no Others call
'st of this week.
Sno does the work that
e'h does, in curing dis.
lISery that will not yield
Eeatment, is certainly
'a To visit his office
II methods of examina,
ae a will pay any
'ne trouble OF going,
'Ct that he can make sur,
' u, 'oithoatt pain, and
cure of almost incur
'es' is wonderful.
iial'' the best of all. he is
n, .a3aracter and undoubted
In has the endorsement
ssest men in the South
A"orth has the endorse
Ia ny Present governor and
ss ~, in the south
.Sa writing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Thov Want the Stock Law.

The Sixth district seems to be IN
earnest about the stock law. Fall
ing to get bill through the leglsN
lature the ordinary is now petit
toned for an election. Ordinary
Roberts gives notice in this morn n,
inp's News that the petition will
he heard on the 18th Of December
Fine selection OF
mi 11inery at MT s.
Mize $ residence
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Hosiery.

shall show you the hest line of
the season. Styles rev, prices ialr.
j. ". TURNER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
Cbairln'n Com. on Arrangem'tS,
A Sabbath.

On last Sunday morning Mrs,
G. L. Brownlee died at the home
of her husband in this cou lty, and
in the afternoon her young infant
passed from all things earthly
They were both taken to Leary
Monday for burial and laid away in
the same coffin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-11-27
sal n - --------
/" Estate Transfers

| i 'e1k DR. J. G. Dean
N N house and lot on Lee
n, occupied by Major An
N n Ia Dean ard family will
hug nome there themselves.
H. St the artist, has
ED ,Ds on Chickasawhatchie
r sSoslte Capt. j. NJ. Alex
|i' y, ! B. Cheatham has
|Ssrs, pa W & Doziet Ii e
E6n Gar OF the James lots
~s next to the Farrar
N w.''--~ss- -
b van sa1t the purest patent
n @ y a drugs you will find
'aeathsu & Deans
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14
Union Pacific Appointments.

OMAHA, Nov. IA. - Traffic Manager
Mellen, of the Union Pacific, has issued
circular regarding several important
appointments in his department. The
circular goes into effect December l.. J.
A. Monroe is made general traffic man
ager; j. s. Tibbets, general freight agent !;
z. A. Wanack and Elmer H. Wood, as
sistant general freight agents; S. w.
Scott, assistant general passenger agent,
all with headquarters at Omaha; B.
Campbell, general freight agent; A. L.
Maxwell, general agent traffic depart
ment, both of Portland, Ore; Francis
Cope, general freight and passenger agent
at Salt Lake city; W. P. Robinson, gen.
eral freight agent at st. Joseph, Mo. !;
T. W. Lee, assistant general passenger
agent here, becomes general passenger
agent, with headquarters at Portland. F.
L. Lynde, now travelling passenger agent
with headquarters at st. Paul, is appoint
ed general passenger agent with head
Quarters at St. ,Joseph.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The Pan-Amer-
ican tourists returned to their headquar-
ters in this city yesterday. They have
resumed consideration of the subject for
which they came from their southern
homes.
The tourists were better entertained in
the cities of Toledo and Cleveland than
at any other points along the route.
Preparations for the visit to the south
ern states are going on and the formal invi-
tations from nearly all the leading cities in
the south have been received. There is
also proposition on foot now to give
them chance to see California. One of
the Pacific Steamship companies has
offered to place one of their steamers at
the disposal of the state department to
convey the delegates to their homes by
way of the Pacific ocean.
If the proposition is accepted, the trip
to California will be delayed until the
congress adjourns and the delegates are
ready to deDart
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14
ARMY ORDERS.

Hospital Steward John F. Greene, now
at Fort Hays, Kas,, will proceed to Fort
Crawford, Colo, and report to the com.
mandlng officer to relieve Hospital Stew
ard John Mosor, who, when so relieved,
will proceed to Fort Sill, |. 7.
First Lieut.. G. B. Hinton, r. q. IN 18th
infantry, Fort Hays, Has, is assigned to
the command Of company d of his reg-
ment at that post, and will conduct it ell
route to its new station, Fort Clark, Texas
Upon the final abandonment of Fort
Lyon, Colo, Priyates Charles Herman,
AnthonyN. Kirchner and Robert Murphy,
hospital corps now on duty thereat, will
proceed to Fort Leavenwotth.
Capt g. n Bomford, 18th infantry,
having been discharged from further at
tendance before the retiring board at TT.
Leavenworth, will return to his station,
Ft. Hayes, Kas.
Capt. Maus, assistant surgeon, having
relinquished his leave of absence on sur
geoon's certificate of disability has been
ordered to Ft, Stanton, n. M.
The following changes in the ordnance
department are ordered: Col. Bayler,
now on sick leave, is assigned in com
ilahd OF frankfort arsenal, Philadelphia,
relieving Lieut.. Col. Flagler; Flagler will
assume command of Watertown arsenal,
at Watertown, Mass, relieving Lieut.. |
Col. Parker; Parker will assume COM
mand Of Watervliet arsenal at West Troy,
n. Y, relieving Col. Whittemore, and
Whittemore will assume command of the |
Rock Island arsenal, ILL.,
The following changes in the subsist-
ence department are announced: Capt |
Alexander, recently appointed, will re-
lieve Capt, Nash at TT. Monroe, Va. ;
Nash will relieve Capt Sharpe at Van
Couver barracks; Sharpe will proceed to
Portland, Ore, and assume the duties of
in that city; Capt. Osgood,
recently appointed, will relieve Capt.
Scott at David island Scott will proceed
to Omaha and report to the commanding
general of the department of the Platte,
AS assistant to the chiefcommisary Of that
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14
CATHOLIC MASONS.
The Ban of the Church Against the Order
to be Raised Ere Long.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-The Sun says
Probably the most radical thing that
transpired throughout the assembly ofthe
first Catholic congress is in regard to secret
societies. The Catholic church has long
been regarded as an implacable enemy Of
every society without its own pale, and it
now appears that the ban of the church
is TO be lifted absolutely from every sort
Of secret organization except the Masonic
order That the objections to the Masonic
brotherhood will also be raised is conf
IDENTIFY expected by those in the secret,
and it is said to be only matter of twelve
months or so before any man may openly
avow himself member of the Ancient
Order of Free and Accepted Masons as well
as faithful member OF the Catholic
church.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14
An Incident of the Storm.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Nov. 14.-Another sad
result of the recent snow storm in New
Mexico reached here to-day. Some
months ago family named Potts, con-
ssting of the husband, wife and four
children, settled on a homestead claim
near Garlic, about 100 miles south of
here. The family being very poor the
wife and eldest daughter came to town
and took in washing, while the remainder
of the family lived on the ranch. On the
29th of last month, the day before the
storm began, Potts and boy named Nc
Cash started to Trinidad for provisions,
leaving Potts three other children, the
oldest of whom is Is, at the ranch.
The storm caught the men on the sec
ond day. and they have not been heard
from, and probably are frozen to death.
AS there was only limited amount of
provisions and fuel at Potts ranch, and
it is now thirteen days since they have
been heard from, it is more than likely
that the children perished of cold OR died
of hunger. The mother and daughter are
nearly distracted A party will leave here
tomorrow to investigate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-14
PERSONAL.
Vicente Mares is in Las Vegas.

Vicente Mares is in Las Vegas.
Simon Sanders, Of Trinidad, is at the
Exchange.
W. II. Lane, Of Fairplay, Colo, passed
through the city to-day en- route to San
Pedro.
DR.. D. 7. Rayner, of Chicago, is here
enjoying the excellence OF this climate.
He stops at the Palace.
0. W. Alexander is at the Palace.
Having finished work on the Pecos river
mines, lie now goes to Pedro.
W. II. HIosklns, advance agent for the
Royce & Lansing Comedy company, is at
the Palace. His company will appear at
the court house shortly.
THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. G.
Dake's advertising agency, "a and 65
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
Cal, where contracts for advertising can
be made for it,