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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
Payer UPSET TIE gERGfcT.
New Trdaii7 bs Shay Murder case On
Novel Grounds.

New Tciaii7 tbs Shay Murder case On
Novel Grounds.
The following special tells Of novel
grounds on which Thomas Shaw.
one Of the murderers of Thomas Nc
Nair, was granted Il new trial, At
one time McNair wa8.;s well. k nown
character around Dawson. lii the
supreme court last week {, new
trial was granted Thomas Shaw,
OF Butts county, WI, was under
the death sentence Tor the murder
OF Thomas McNuir OF the 30ih. of
May, 1887.
One of the motions for a new
trial which the court sustained was
based upon the following.
Pending the trial in tie Butts
superior court and afier the argu-
mont had begun the bailitf at mig hi
and with out permission from the
judge took the jury fromtheir room
andcarr ed them to a prayer meeting
conducted by Rev. Dir Hooten, the
prosecutor. The jury was .shown
seats apar; from the congregation
by the prosecutor, who led the ser-
vice, and addressed the meeting.
Prayer was offered for the court
and its officers and there was cor
siderable religious excitement.
The decision announced
by Justice Simmons held that
where the misconduct of the Jury
or a Jurors shown the presump-
ton is that the defendant is iaiur-
ed and iheoru is on the state to
remove it by proof. In this case
the misconduct Of jury ana Off
Ger is such as to require new
trial. Whilst the jury in their
afiilavits say they we're not intlu.
enced it is impossible TO-. them to
say whether they were or not.
The decision in the Woolfork
case was cited in support of this
decision.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

"They had nearly reached it
when their ears were suddenly sa-
lpted BY chorus of loud, shrlll,
trumpet-like calls and on enormous
creature came crashing toward
them through the thicket, the
grounl fairly trembling beneath its
ponderous footballs. With wild
cries of terror and dismay the In,
dams fled, all but the scout who
had first discovered the trial Of the
monste;. They were armed with
large calibremuskets and stood their
grounds. opening fire on the man.
moth. A bullet must have penetrat-
ed the creatures brain, for it stays
gered and fell dead and subsequent>
ly on their way back to their camp
grouads they overhauled and kill
ed a COW big teeth which was
evidently the mate of the first one
killed.
Il askcl the banter to describe
the monster, and taking a sharp
stick he drew me picture Of the
male animal IN the sof; clay.
According TO his description it was
At least twenty feet in height and
thirty fee; Hong, In general shape
I. was TOT unlike an elephant, but
is e.rs we're smalIcr,its eyes bigger
ana its trunk longer and slenderer.
It's tusks were yeliowish- white in
color aal six in number. -Four OF
. these tgshs were Ike tboscof boar,
one on the other side in each jaw.
They were a6oat four feet long aud
come 40 ! sharp point. fine Other
two tasks he Lroughtaway.
Il measured them and they
we're over fifteen teet in length
and weighed upward of $50 pounds
eacA. They gradually tapereI
to 8 sharp point and curved in
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
CcGtioa 10 Mothers.

Every mother is cautioned aginsl
giving her child laudanum or par.
egoric; it creates an unnatural
craving fer stimuiants which kills
tie mind or the child. Acker'.
Baby Soother is specially prepared
70 benefit children aud cure their
pains, 1t is harmless and contains
no oriam or morphine. Sold by
". Q. Keu1rick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chi!blains, Corus, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 20 cents per box.
For sale by Crouch Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

Confirm our stateisent when we
say that Ackcr's English Remedy
IS IN every way superior to any and
all other Preparations for the throat
and lungs, In whooping cough
and Group it Is magic and relieves
at once. We DER y u a sample
bottle free. Remember this renee
dy Is nc!d on positive guarantee
by w. G. Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
EVITT BROS. SHOES.
The STATE WE LIVE ~.
interesting Views Bis Quilted from Cur
Georgia Exchanges.

Georgia Exchanges.
1t is now said that the egg and
chicken business in Thomasyiile
exceeds her cotton business.
California papeis prin. bis name
this wny-sam Jones' which
means that he is after money first
aud last.
ihe News returnes thanks for
an inv" ton to the industrial cele-
bration at Decator, Ala, on the
20th. and Both. insts.
A Douglass ty Judge has
decided that it is mans right to
whip his wife every ten years, pro-
vided he uses only his left hand.
President Harrison has appoint,
ed Ex-Governor Bullock one of
the government directors of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Il there profit in working cons
victs the people should get the ben
eft Of it. Put the convicts on the
I public roads, and let their labor 20
towards building up the state.
In some parts Of the State par
ties who are fortunate enough to
have cotton seed are demanding a
dollar Il bushel for them of their
neighbors who have them not and
are compelled to replant.
Carroll county is engaged in a
novel lawsuit. 1t is for the sum
OF 81 and the issue is between the
county commissioners and livery
stable keeper. The case will cost
the parties to both sides about 5000
each.
As usual Primus Jones cotton
is farther advanced than that of
any other Georgia planter, and he
has commenced to talk about the
first bale. His cotton is reported
to be further advanced than ever
before at this season of the year.
Sheep shearing is now engaging
the attention OF the people in the
southern portion Of the state.
This should be more general in
Georgia, and doubtless would be
but tor the innumerable worthless
ours that prowl around and destroy
sheep.
There will be no trouble in fill
ing the gubernatorial chair next
year, if reports be true. 1t is a
very obscure place in which there
dwells not a statesman who could
not ell the position creditably.
This is what we gather from the
country press.
Carroll county comes to the front
with a boy preacher only eleven
years old, and Mcintosh is lust be-
hind with a turnip weighing ff
teen pounds. 'Rah for Georsia.
Nothing can scarcely be expected
OF her that sic cannot prodGce.
The editor OF the Clarion met in
Albany lest week COL. j. II. Guer.
ry, Of Dawson, on his way to Quit
man as counsel fer the defense in a
murder case. Our brilliant and
genial young friend looks fresh
and boayant. Camilla Clarion.
There is woman in Irwin coun>
ty who has a novel way of making
her hens set. Whenever she gets
ready to set hen, it matters not
whether the hen is readyor not,
she catches them, breaks one Leo.
puts eggs and hens in a nest and
nails them up. By the time she
matches the leg is well and The hen
is ready to care for the little chicks.
It is hoped however, that there are
but few seuh cruel women.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
~.
Dress Goods |

250o yds. that must go, price or
no price, Double width Wool
Cashmere at oply 15c per ward.
Fine yard vide new style Cash.
mere, all colors, at 25c per yard.
Elegant lie all wool Henricttas,
worth Toe, to he closed out at SOC.
PEI yard. Full line of new Persi,
an Band Trimmings 10 match eve
ry color. NOLAN BEos. & Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
EGN0E4S or ALASKA.
Tales Ola Traveller Form an Almost I'm.
known Coay,fSy.

O'S' or" uH HIH0SE IN
known co41fry.
"a asba is d couatry Of paradox,
esp
That is what 3Ir. Gala y. Fowler
late Of the Alaska Fur and Com
mercial Company, said in answer
to the question ot Press reporter
respecting his late field Of opera
tions. Mr.. Fowler is stopping tenn
porori'y in this city with friends.
lie is Ell route to his home near
Boston, which he left twelve wears
ago to enter the employment OF the
Alaska Fur AID Commercial Com,
pany.
During all that time, up to two
months ago, wien | resigned and
started for home, " said Mr. Fowl
er, Il have had my headquarters
at kodiac, which is the most North
ern station occupied by agents of
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

huhl''IIt anu llldt 1ilQltn women
are held as slaves for improper pur-
poses by employees OF the All
ka Fur and Commercial Comp,
any%
"No, I can't say that that is
true. The Indian women are inns
moral and the Great majority o!
those living at the coast settlements
lead immoral lives, but they do SO
voluntarily. The sensational sto>
ries printed several months ago i'll
the newspapers about Alaska are
untrue. have had great deal
of experience and possess to>day a
wide acquaintance among the Al,
aska Indians. Naturally they are
iuoiiensive and harmless, as said
before, but many Of them are can
nihals aud the women all practice
intanticido.
The Innuits in the interior live
very comfortably in rock houses or
'i''1'' '0''' u spruce '"-s' lass
'c'''u '"Io'"0' "''"o0' mans CT
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4 HHED or LIVE MA2iMoTHs.
During your twelve years res
dcuce in Alaska what was the most
wonder III iaiug You ever saw OF
heard there
Mr.. tow CT smiled at this cues,
ton, and "fie"a moments besita~
ton said; "Fwo years last SENS
mer let Zodiac Tor Il trip to the
head waters Of the Satke River,
where our traveiinr agent had es-
tablished a trading station at an
innuit yii'sge. The cheif OF lhis
family Of limits was named 70 lee
tl>n a and to hin was we'll rec
ommendei. lie received NE hos
p.tabiy, and | ut once began ne
for the purchase OF big
lot OF fossil ivory which his tribe
had cached near the village. The
lot was composed OF The principal
aud inter or tusks ot the mammoth,
the remains Of thousands OF which
-i-a"tic animals are found in the
beds of interior Alaska water
courses. I subjected the ivory to
q rigid inspection, and upon two
Of the largest tusks I discovered |
fresh blood traces and the remnants
Of partly dccomposed flesh.
81 questioned To lee,ti-ma, and |
he assured me that less than three
before party Of his young
men had encountered drove OF |
monsters about fifty miles above
where he was then encampcd, aud |
had succ eoded in killing two, an |
old bull and a COW. At nay re |
quest he sent for the leader ofthe |
hunting party, young md very |
intelligent Indian, and Iqnestion.
cd him closely about his adventure |
among a race Of animals that the |
scientific people claim are extinct. !
lie told very straightforward |
story, and | have no reason to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

A little child, tired of play, Ind pillowed hEA
head on railroad track and fallen asIecS
ne tTain was almost upon him when passi6
stranger rushed forward and saved him from :.
horrible death. Perhaps you are asleep on tkf
track, too. You are, if you are neglectinR thr.
hacking cough, the hectic flush, the loss III
appetite, growing weakness and Iasstu&
which have unconsciOusy crept upon yCI.
Wake up, or the train viii be upon yd5
consumption, which thus insid olIsly fastdAi
its hold upon its victims while they are ur
conscious Of its approach, must be taken III
lime, if II is to be overcome. DR.. PierccSs
Golden Medical Discovery has cured thou
sands OF cases of this most fatal of maladIes
Ii taken in time, and given a fair trial, iE %
guaranteed to benefit or cure in every cns0.
OF Consumption, or money paid for it will ID
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, Bronchitis, Asthma, Severe
Coughs, and kindred affections, it is an en-
cient remedy.
Copyright 1888 By WORLDS DIS. MED. ASIA
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
Is Life Forth LtNinns

Not il you go through the world
a dyspeptic. Acker's Dyspeptic
Tablets are positive cure Tor the
worst torn OF pyspcpsia, Indiges>
ton, Flatulency and Constipation.
Guaranteed aud sold bv
". &. Kendrick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
2 2 . . . . .

An elegant and complete line
Of Hose, Handkerchief, Shirts,
Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, Para,
soils, Gloves, and in fact ANYTHING
and everything to be had in a
First Class Dry Goods Emporium.
Your patronage is cordially sole.
tied.
McLAIN BROS. 6 COMPANY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
LCKE jGA0RE5 GPP0SIYyC,Y.
Smother Chapter Toid Ebouf TerreU
County AarHags.

"P'e' '0I" hGcuI q fefFeij
County &arrjage.
Last v ednesday the News brief-
" Il eitioned the narriac4 OF Mr..
j. +. Cooke ard Miss Allnnie Huff
at Dover. 1t seems that the mar
mage war somewhat tinged with
romance, and We are indebted 10
the Albany News and Advertiser
tor the following additional partic,
ulars:
The marriage was a very quiet
one, necessarily so, DIS Miss Hui 5
gaa'dian was bitterly opposed to
tAe match nd had dome every hing
in his power to preventit.
they had met about a year ago
and their association Developed
that i"describaAI3, bat stron. !osI.
H. or love. TLpy wara rot L,,..
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tn. usual means OF gratifying his
pp"erui sense OF love ia the bonds
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

k9sHg1 y no are Weak Nervous
s5 and Debiiivated and suffer-
TstA slng from Nervous Debili-
". -"- wy, Seminal Weakness,
IVY =. ltIyE Missions. and all the Ell
ieg's OF early Evil Habits, which
, t;s to Premature Decay, Consump.
, I1"a Or Insanity, send for PEAKS
realise On Diseases of Man, with
P'Gucular3 for Home Cure.
lures guaranteed, No cure no
pay. ] s. prARs
'l2 and GA, Church St.
Nashville, Tenn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
VOL. WIN. 2.
HATS.

We have an extra large stock OF
Straw Hats, all sizes and styles,
and propose to sell them ut aston
;shngiy low prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
White Goods.

5000 yds. in all the novel.
ties from s to 25c per yard. Swiss
aud Piquet Flouncing, all grades
and prices. Large line Challeys
and trepelines, s to 15c per yard.
1000 yds. Chatsworth Lawn,
mcIA!al R7nS. 2cn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
l0NT THE ASK

Of losing yaur child by peyp.ittine Worms tGa
wof8 out IT'S destruction. WheD Il child fails to-
gel Well ~ re7tl SIS, unnatural ia its appetitss
an grlhdS its teeth you have strong ipdieatinH-.
.! Mottna he positive cure for this Is sk, A.
ASS AsSHshCkA'S FEKkAEFUaiE. as yeps.
drnE4ist for it. Its timely uss may save yozf
shi'd from, - grave n.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
4 Cure Or No Paw.

Is what the proprietors of Dir.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
guarantee &c thosl who use that
wonderful medicine for any blood
faint or humors, eruptions, PIN,
pies, blotches, scrofuloua sores o,
sweilings. Money refunded if ii
don't benefit or cure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29

The Sot.tiivrstesn EivSIu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
SEAL. SKINS!
At Mrs. T.. j Reynolds Mil
linery store, Num-
beT > 5 CaHal-st.
FlaS, FACTS I'D PLAN Truths
And No Evasicus OF the True
Meaning.

IL IS a well-known fact, by
many ia this city and al oyer
the world, that one company
alone have the lease OF the
sea- Islands OF Alaska 20 the
positive exclusion OF ali Others
from catching Seals, and that
company, real and only head
quarters Ia san Francisco, Ga.
ilOrnia. Now. all genuine
Alaska Seals mu { and dO come
I through that port. Do not be
deceived, or deceive your,elf
hit you can purchase as cheap
elsewhere, for they all come
through that cCmpany,and you
must and do pay over one pro
tit FIRST, no matter where or OF
who you buy. BY purchasing
of II. Liebes & Co. you pay
only one profit, but if pur
chased of others you first pay
Us one profit, then the whole
sale skin dealer, the wholesale
manufacturer. the iObber, then
the retailer; and If you pur
chase of dry goods, hat or cloak
stores, you have to pay them
a per cent, thus paying four
or five extra profits.
Now, all Seals are sold a.
auction in London on Nov. 6
of each year, to the highest
bidder, and on Nov. 6, 81,
they advanced 20 per cent, on
Nov. 6, 'SS, advanced AZ per
cent. Now, all fur dealers
must buy and do pay those
advances; there Is no possible
way of avoiding it. But II.
Liebes catch the Seals and do
not have to pay those ad-
vances, and by thus handling
the Seals raw-grading, sort
ing and packing-fOr we ham
die more raw Seals than all
retail dealers in the world.
Now, considering all these
facts. which can be proved,
is it not fact, beyond all
doubt, that by ordering o.
this firm you get from the Or
iginal and only first hands,
only real headquarters, and CT
a firm chat is fully posted on
Seals, and know what they
are telling you to be facts, and
a firm that are famed all over
the world, for selling at the
lowest prices and giving hest
goods, and always making
good their word and promises.
You may and do meet many
self-styled fur experts, who
are dealing in Seals, and some
who are not. | will say to
them, that | will wager $1,000
that there is not one that can
tell me the correct and true
meaning of these words: Fin
est Alaska Seal. best London
dyes, made in the best posi-
| BILE manner.
| have several different
grades of Seal Skins, an1 not
one of those so-called experts
can tell the difference and why
it is. | have the finest grade
of Seal Skins west of New
York City, and the only gen
uine Shetland Seals in the L.
S. Now look carefully al
ouOtatiOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

When down town do not fail to see
the show windows of Heyman q Com
nanv, 63 and 65 Canal-st They are
filled with holiday goods at prices never
before named in the city, all marked
IN plain figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Those elegant secretaries and book
cases combined, either antique oak or
walnut, adjustable shelves, with glass
doors. for $40 at Heyman q Com
pPny's, 63 and 90 Canal-st., can not be
eQualed in the State. See their bar
gains, marked in plain figures. Their
show windows are filled with them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

comment exeent tas fserssrnfI Il ...
Al. e-... ..... 1.......u -
as = ''-@1 81 '' "s''
tt1ss a4.a tA 3l.eeloa. fa4af ~
Ranes have hesa seta her. is
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tsit A'tti'"t
taeil lehas. AD.ug At. htNta
AZ ~ hurisnt ana natural II. as
-. .....,.. f.,- ,l.. .ls..,.., ,.l...l ..
-,sSt i'~'f '-4
1e p.aNs ial par. $3.50 rAtt.ieit i.-
for the refined measures of dIa..D
$3.50. -.. ..,...f .l....... .4.
teDl''"'' ~ --"f
capable II ItHtlln- tat Hti+ at
.a..afV Ia t.rsrI I.su.I, 0ratt lt
great l'at.i. ht. h"r
-euIoel. naturally nfI..s.tt.
-l.tu- far rDfa.t- llr lH
tathp ll.f.I ~ au.cl or at
nlast.fs ana r.r.e.It....
Socks f.c Iu.aul8 eriurItt ol
oI.-erttr f.r fsl ngulu.I I..a a.
taunssuse.sm al As all.- iA
Nation ,t.nced great f.Rur u-
Nna. and Juau luud u.. a
maHv k.er..au Iuu.. Htr.4.I
Charles Kent i.a-a lIllluei N.t ...-
f.fran4 r4..aIIr IsrDu Nf fraEsr..
"a. it..ts|s n..t ua-tt, ua-f l.-
>.,.I s..fs.nlen. of the manv s.d.,ati
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Sproul 4 McGurrin are showing many
handsome novelties IN piano lamps,
ancv cranes, brass Kettles, etc. They
would make appropriate and suitable
Christmas gifts, and should be exam
ned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For beautiful secretary bookcase,
solid oak antique finish, FOR so, with
glass doors, 60 Vinegar Furniture Conn
pauv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

An elegant antique oak rocker uphol-
stored i'm genuine leather for l0atHcy-
man & Company's, 63 and 65 Canal-st.
See their bargains marked IN PLAIN tx
uICs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For hanging lamp, sl.75, Sl.S7, $500,
$3.50. $40, $500, 1928, TO $1,000, 90 to
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

"Pigs in Clover" given away with
every purchase AZ q. G. Davidson, A.
Pcarl-st., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Pick a Christmas present out of c. c.
DavidSon's line, corner Arcade and
Pearl-st., and get a "Pigs in Clover
free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For a fine oak cheval suit, 20x4O,
bevel plate gla~s, for S2S, go to Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Go TO c. c. Davdson's. 40 Pearl-st..
and get a "'Pigs in Clover" with every
purchase.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Come and sec my line of Xmas pres
rnts. "Pig, in Clover" given with
very purchase. c. G. Davidson, 80
Pearl-st., conner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

| received, yesterday, a large va
rlety Of diamonds, jcwo.ry, and an cle-
CANT line OF ladies and gents watche.
and chains which are now ON display.
Purchasers of Christmas presents should
rls.t Hcryey's and examine this fine
election.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Buy a Christmas card of c. c. David
son, 40 Pearl-st., corner Arcade, and
get a "Pigs in Clover free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Purchase an album Of c. c. David
son, corner Arcade and PCarl-st, and
get "Plgs IN Clover" free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For Christmas presents visit Heyman
& Company, 63 and 50 Canal-st Their
bargains, marked ID plain figures, were
never cqualed in Grand Rapids. DO
not fail to see their show windows when
down town.