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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Cine 9roBe 9tl5lpabl Galbmert
SDuiuls, Scnrf5 uub 8raps 81 ieb,
nicbercn Srciicu bel 6rau 8. &oe0cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

SOnmt unb beiiebt' erd ben Suuerz
ldliisen sGl6 itdDlernen Seerin9 SuniOr
Gelbltbinber BEL $. $. 8ule.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Wtnn perseiie ni9t Die sroBe gors
1tellung bcs Surnpereins, am fommerz
Den SamIta9 @beno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Die I60nite Nuswabl Der moberniten
Sute fir !6erren unb 8naben Bel Sobn
s.. Giautid).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

@cnn Sbr cine neue Gdbmai3iue 81
baben lpilni9t, pbcr cine alte gut repas
rirt babcn wpllt 10 ipredt por bel
st. s.. Saeuritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

DEN beiten &io 9afee uerfaufen iUir
INNER nod su 20 Gents pro Yfunb.
Brabot & g 6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

9(m nd6iten Monta9 be9innt Der
Mai 9ermin Der bieiisen gountp
Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

@unoerl9Dne 9eltldte SleioerItpffe
Embroidered dresses) 81 aQen Yrets
len Bel Srau 6. SoeIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Is YIuno 3wttl69cn ST.. fir BEL
Seq. &racttlO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
sc

Ytdbmoi6iuen Daben mir bis 9utu
DcrfauIt uno un9efdbr bier Wtal 10 picle
reparirt, iOl9li6 iito mir Der Meiauu9
I'M 5tanoe Su fem u~nlern Sunbcn III
bieierSrande uullitdnbige 3ufrieeenDeit
III qardntlren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Sine 9rpBe Nuspabl &aabenan 5ti9e
uon $500 ~.aufpGrts BEL
8rubot & S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

SPITE Der ncucIten MoSe 5u 80, so
unO 75GentS bel 6. GbriItmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
4irMliaes.

0d9iten SOnneritas, ais am 5eite
Der Simmelfabrt Seiu gbriti, peroeH
in Der bielissn fntb. ct. Georss air9e
fOlsenbe &inoer gum eriten Wale gum
9ii6e bes Serrn sebeu: GeOrs StObls
mann, Sobn Gtetn, SObu Sans, Stepb'
on 9auer unb SObn 9uHner. 3ubem
perben nod Is pom porisen Sabre iid
on Der 1eier betbeilisen.
lin 9 u6r gorm. perben bic &inoel
prp5efiionaliter bon Der S9ule 5ul
Stride seben, t%uorauf tie Seier ibren
9ufans nimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Dress GOODS, neueit e 0tuiter, BEL
Geo. Srnettlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Serr Sc. g. 8eniin9 befano ii9 legte
ISOLDE III ct. 2oui5 tpo er sruBe @aa'
reteinfduIc fir iein G'ei9dit ma6te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Srau Suliu5 Yfautl6, bon ct. 2outs
befinoet li6 bier Su geiu6 bel Sreunoer
uno 8erpanotell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
SQtincs.

@unbcri6Dne Muiter III Satine3
BON 8 bis IA Gents pro garo bel Erl:
Dot & Sderer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Neue Nn5et9en.
NerIotcn.

Serloren: einen solbenen Sbrrina.
Ser ebrlide Sinber miro gebeten ben
ielben 9esen cine ansemeGene 8elobn,
un9 in Der Office 3. 81. absuiiefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Inter sen Salu9cra uoa ~ausludrts,
weldJe am pOri9en Gonntag unIcr
Stdot6en NIT ibreu @e9entuart ~erfreu.
ten, bcfauoen iid audi Die fulgeuoen fri
bcren Sermultler: Die 6erren 5riB
5uefel, Gcur9 3ipi Martin @e5er,
9ouis 9tee, Ism. Scrneberger u1b @err
aarl alenf, neblt 6amilie. Serr Silent
llrb Die 5einen ~befanben iiG nui benz
@e9e nod SeiferiUa Gitp; Do aber6err
Silent an bieiisen Depot erfubr, BOB
feline beiubrte Mtuttcr e~rfranft iet, be-
idtoB er bier 5l bleiben, unh berielben
geIu9 abjultatteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

5Olsenhe Buare erbielten Seiratbss
erlaubniBIdeine felt unierem lebten
8eri9t:
9ourao Brandt uno 8auline Ro6el.
Sobn q. 8ea unb Sauiett Smitb.
s. 8. Nlbertp uno Mabala 9ancp,
Geo. MotI9enbn6er unb Nu9uita
@iHmnnn.
s. s.. Steer uro WarD 2an9enbers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Sn 6ul9c Der bcftigen &~e9cn9iiIit
ooms ouuta9 unb Wtittuud lebtcr @ode
begann Der 5luB iebr raid 5u itciscn,
uno am WOntag iab Die Sadie iogar et=
mas beOenflid aus; Gas @aHcr itics
beincGc nm ei,en 5uB per Stunoe. gs
wdre lcbr ST iuiini6en, oaB Iolbe
bwere, aufbnlteuoe &~e9engiiiie eine
3eitlan9 nadtieBen; anSernfals itebt ju
beiiir9tet, baB uiele t~ief(insenoe 9unbs
~itrefcn amt llfer oes 5luIies eutfnug,
uou Der S1ut6 uiel Sdaoen leioen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

3uei gnten fir 5 Gents BEL Srubot
II. S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
S. 8. Steer uro WarD 2an9enbers.

Die leBten i~turten &eseu9Iie iino
benz 8ei5en iebr aiinitis sefpeien, oa lie
beiien 8udstbum unsemein fOrberten
uno uu6 Der 5erit6renben Irbeit Der
.Gbin9bu9s", bic ii3 bier unb ba 5eiss
ten, GinDalt 9eboten. @tluns miBli6
no Der 9iesen fir iolde 5arlner, bic
lift 9orn nod mi4t sepIlan5t baben, bd
oas Groreid SIT NAB lit, III, III ben MIDI.
item Susen bas 8flan5en ratbiam 81
MAIDEN. SoHentli9 ,uerben iu,r uns
iest einiser i60ner Gage 5u erfreuen
6abeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Maihiueu>SeI

20, 25, 80 unb 50 Gents pei. @alone
2arb6l so Gents, Gator Del uno an
pere Mai6nen=O ele iebr biai9 BET
8ruoO Il. g d r r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
]. /. PFAUTSCH


nerfamft
&rbudles &afee, per 8funb rs Gents
8weti@sen n Yfunb fir.... $1.0O
Gin Bfunb Badpulper. 49,. 20 Gents
Soadnbii6e Sdrinse, per 5dB=
6e1. 45 Gents
&artoffeln, per 8ui6el ..... Is Gents
@insema6tes SiBforn, per
%arne ............ III Gents
4 @allonen MolaiIes. ..... 1.15gents
9lnoere @aaren gu entipre9eno nies
beren 8reilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
6aftunc

), 6 unO Z Gents pro YorS bi YruOot
uro Sderer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Prudot & Sherer

babeu ue @aaren, Die fe in Gusrdt auf bic g. nte5 cit ier bit9 pertaus
fen meroen, /. g. anHee, 3uder, WohHes, 3uetfben, Sdrmse, rufIi6e Sars
oines, geis, aaer sOrten ade gsurt uO mod unenSlid uiele anoere Boaren:
g8r baben 20 SuBerb Eener, Die mir gu rs Gents per Suseno pertauten
peroen mo Saien unb rntertaHen BON 1910 Gents per Get.
Meher uo gubeln gu 60 Gents per Get; @aibinen Dele, ale SOrten 30
so Gents Der @aQone.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

9as am lebten Gonntus a~bsebaltene
8reis:S 9ieBen bes Sermaan Sdarfs
5bIiben Sereins, fam in ieber SinIi9t
mir als elm Grfol9 be5eiduet Iuer=
ben.
Sugar BET GuBerit ldunenbafte Gbef
ors @etter>0 Departments bate einGiuz
lebsrr, 81 @unIten Der sbibenbriiber
uno belOr9tc ibaen bas nOtbise quite
@etter 5u ibrem 5eit.
Sn Sol9e oeiien gins cs ald Den
ganjcn Gag binourd, i'm S9ibenpart
redt lebbuft SIT; auber benMeitsliebcrn
~unier,c riibm!i6it befarnten t6ermanner
59iBensiloe batten ii6 Die S6iben
aus Der l~ln9e9eno au6 5tclnlid 5abl=
reib eingefuroen. Iud bas ibDIle Sc
l9lebt mar iebr 5a6lrei9 uertrcten; ie,
oeniaIl5 Der bette Seweis, Dap Ole 8af
f~eniibnn9 Der Mdnner ibren SeiiaI fin
oct.
SaB audi Der innere Meui9, nit Se.
5ug auf Speiie unb Grant, ni6t 5l furs
fam, braudt faum seiast gu iuerben;
oaiilr bate Serr Soblten, Der suporz
tommenoe Sdibentuirtb, audi biesmaG
beitens seiorst.
Die nadfolsenb uer0fentlt6te
elite Der @etuinnite Seist, baB uniere
56isen nod ebenio CUTE Erefer iino,
tuie ebebem.
Breis=2iIte nit Qufleaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
W6tuna.

2aut Sel6luB bes Stabtratbs wirb bas
Sras Il. S6nitt) I'M itdbtii9en Yart in 4
Sar;eaen unb bas gras inn Sir6bofe in 2
Var3eQen, am Samstas ben %. Wtdi 0fipnt.
LID an ben Weiitbieten6en p%ertauft perbeu.
Der Serfanf besinnt i'm Yarf nm 4 Ilbr unb
anf benz Sir6bofe nm 5 ubr gta6mitto9s.
Sm Outrage,
8beo. @raf Glert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

@ranulirten unb ~" 3uder II
8iuub fiir $1.OO bel Eruoot II. S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Or. S. Saffner reiite seitern in &c
i6diten na6 ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Strob6ilte ioebcn erbalten uno biui9
III baben BEL Geo. &raettlD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Gtolpe sur lesteu eiuisen Rube sebettet,
mo Baitor Simmermann cine einbrudss
polle @rabrebe bielt. Den traueruhen
Gltern unier innisftes 8eileio.

Our Muifers@ onpeHtion in Gebalia
6atten iid BON bier ni9t 10 oiefe I'm.
ierer ginmObner eiuseiunben als man
mad ben 9orbereitunaeu gu urtbeilen,
ertuarten burfte, bod es mar innerbin
elm redt ftattli6es Contingent oas leb-
ten Sonntas bic Mitslieber Der Gpoitle
8anb mad Der i96nen Brairieitubt be-
s~leitete. Die Sermunner famen am
Gonntag Na6mittas in Seoalia al unb
murben baielbit am ga6nbofe BON Der
Seoalia Gornet 8anb unb elmer Dele
CATION bss beuti6en Sarmunie 8ereins
feierli9it e~mpfansen unb nab benz bon
unierem friiberen Ritbirser, Srn. g.
8usfe unb beiien Subn, 9eeisnsten
Mer6ant's SOtel seleitei, no bieielben
i6r !S%auptquartier aufi9lusen. IuBer
ben Mitslieoern Der Ipofle 8anb
ipar Sermarn bon ben iOl9enben
Gamen uno Serren pertreten: Srau
96eo. Soeidel, Srau Senrg Maus.
bunb, SRI. Bauline Ballet, 5rau Sbeo.
@raf. 5rau S. 8. @eniel. @m. Slinser,
uno @attin, Srau Con. &linse, 6rib
Sranf, 8m. Ser5Os. Geo. Stard. 8.
5. Mertens unb Ius. 6. 2eisner. Die
Sermanner iinb ooG bes 2obes iiber
Den freunbliden @mpfang Der ibnen tes
reitet uuroe uno bic fr6bliden Stunben
welde b%ieielben in Der bliibenben sur
Metropole bes Beitens %beltimmten
Staot perlebten iperben ben1elbcn
nod larse lit ausenebmer grs
inneruns bleibeu. 8eionbers rabmen
ii1 bic beiben Serausseber bes
,Sournals," ioiuie bic Serren
5r. Srueser, 8rauer 2bias iOiuie bic
Mitslieber bes beuti6en Sarmouie Ser
ems iiberbaupt, Der Sermunner 9ele9a.
tipn in liebensiuirbisiter @eiie an unb
limb mir ben %senannten Serren fit bic
eriuieienen 4ufmerfiamteiten 81 gang
%beionberem 9anfe perpfli@tet.
Sn Der Notwithstanding Der
Mulifcr iuurbe bon Seiten Der Sermar,s
ner fart bafir asitirt bic nd6te Gons
ueution in %unierer Stabt a%b5ubalten,
bod blieben Die 8emiibunseu unlerer
5reunbe leioer e%rfolslos, inbem Gar:
t9nge, Mto., NIT 7 9e9en 5 fir Ger
m1lln ab9e9ebenen Stimmen als nd6s
tier 8eriummlun9sort beitimmt tuurben
Sermunn lit aber oo9 ni6t 9an5 leer aug
9e9unsen unb tuurbe uts cine b%eionbere
@bre eruieien Our9 bic @riudbGung bes
9iri9enten Der bieiisen MuiitaapelIe,
9crrn &indeual, Sum @i5e=grdiiben=
ten Der Southwestern Band Associaz
ton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
8eien.

@ir p~erfaufen einen 9uten Belen flir
Is, 20 unb rs Gents.
.8rubot& S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
6ern',nnsr 3ol1sbl'tt

Entered at the Post Office at Hermann, MO-,
ndadmitted for ion through the lhails
second class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Die grobeeren iinb reif uno tomnerl
ihpn maiienbait in Den Wlartt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
THROUGH The CITY.

Mrs. w. S. D0zieI has rented
Prof. Parker>s residence and will
b ,arl school pupils.
There are over one hundred pu>
pills in attendance upon the col
lege, and still they come.
DR.. Farrar has rented his vacant
store to Bostein & Co.. of Nash
vile, VINO will open up stock of
general merchandise.
Track laying has been suspended
on the Columbus Southern for a
few DAYS on account of a trestle
not being ready for iron.
There was no applicant for the
Scholarships the School of Tech
nology on the recent day set apart
by Commissioner Kaigler for exams
nations
Rev. Mr.. Waddell tells the
News man that he will begin a
meeting at the Presbyterian church
on Wednesday night before the
fifth Sunday. The Macon Pres.
bytery will meet here on that Sun
day.
Mr.. j. A. ChambIiss has puro
chased lot next to Mr.. A. p.
Hatcher's residence and will sooa
begin building. He proposes to
moYe to Dawson about the first of
January Mr.. Chamhliss is one Of
the county's best citizens and will
be heartily welcomed to Dawson.
While searching for negro who
stole $500, last Friday, Sheriff
Thornton ran up on three negroes
playing cards on the outskirts OF
the city. One of them msde his
escape hut two of them were jailed.
At commitment trial one Of them
was bound over TO appear at the
county court in the sum Of $4,000
for gambling. while the other was
discharged, it heirg proven that
he did net have "a hand in the
game
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
PerSOnnL
Miss Lizzie Whiichard is visiting
at GAINESVILLE.

Miss Lizzie Whiichard is visiting
at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. H. o, Crouch Is visiting
relatives at Butler
Mr.. R. /. Statham was hero
Sunday to see his parents.
Reed Jones has returned home
alter a stay Of several weeks IN
North Georgia.
Col. Charles J. Graham has
moved here from Americas to
practice law. See card.
NJ iss Bessie Hatcher, OF Dawson,
is visiting friends and relatives in
and near Leary. Courier.
Deck Brown left for Florida
Sunday after spending several
weeks here with his mother.
John Lowrey has returned from
Savannah. He came home to res
cuperate from a spell of sickness
Judge Query and Solicitor
General Griggs are at Georgetown
this week holding Quitman Snpe-
rior court.
Col. Clarence Wilson, of TT.
Gaines, has rented Dan Crouch's
residence aud will move here to
practice law
Colonel Charles Mercer has gone
to Georgetown to remain until
October, when he will 90 to Ma.
COZ to practice law.
Rev. Mr.. WaddeIl came to Daw,
son Ffiday last to receive Misses
leo Farnum and Daisy and Kath>
lean McNulty into the Presbyteri-
an church.
Prof. NJ. L. Parker will leave
for Macon Friday. where he
will open his school on Monday
next. Mrs Parker and children
will follow about the first of 0ctc>
Der.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11

DAWSON, Ga. Sept, 3, 80,
The following is list of une
claimed letters in the Dawson P.
0. which will be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office if not called for in IA
days. w. r. BALDWIN, p. NJ
Barstein d Goldberg, Beatty Rev
l.. s, Befbam Mrs. L. j., Brown
Tiddy, Cotton Robert, Davis
Matte, Dennis Sam, Dillasd Will,
Faulkner Waiter, Garvey +. L.,
Goss John, Houcheson Miss Lizzie,
hitchell Miss Matte, M0oYe Miss
Denna, Oliver Miss Fannie, Olive
Samuel, Robertson Mrs, Charlotte,
Smith Mrs. fannie, Smith Griffin,
simpkin W. s., Stokes A. W,
Thomas Matte. Watson Mrs Jane,
Wimley Joe, Williams Henry.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
TO KRERE ARE WE 08IFryNce
Gambling and 0tser Eress the Orser IF
ire Day.

]
tke Day.
They may say what they please
about Macon and Atlanta" said a
prominent citizen a few days ago.
but there is as much genuine cass,
eaness going on right here, accord.
lng to the size of the town. as anv
other place"
While the gentleman may have
been somewhat extreme ia his re-
mark, there is certainly much to
condemn, and rigid steps are nee
essary to bring about change.
The amount of hellish depravity
III this city, on some nights, would
make a Ute Indian blush with
shame.
We dislike very much to give
prominence to the dark side of
our city, but the matter can no
longer Re disguised. We are on
the high road to Hades with a IA.
pidity that will rival some of the
many other towns in tn state.
Gan bling goes on daily within
the city limits This is an undis-
putable fact, and can be proven
Only few days ago, while hunt
ing a thief, Sheriff Thornton ran
up on a gang near the cemetery
who We're handling the pasteboard
with the ease and utter careleesness
ofprotessionals. Numbers of idle
negro men, with no visible means
OF support, infest our streets. How
can they subsist if not by ganbe
ling something equally un law
full? We doubt if there is sin
gle negro urch;n in this city who
is not perfectly familiar with al
most every game of chance known
to the profession.
Nor is this spirit alone confined
to the blacks. We have strong
reason to believe that some of the
white boys of the city constantly
indulge in this netarious sport.
Gambling in all its d,pravity Is
common feature, and drunken
ness Is almost as familiar to the
eyes Of our people as the bright
rays of old Sol. From the negro,
ora2ed With the yilest bust head,
to the teather>headed boys, made
dizzy by beer, roam our streets
after nightfall with all the gusto of
a Texas cowboy in his native wilds.
Pistols break the Silly quiet of
night. No one is hurt, and no
one is shot at; they simply shoot
because it is wrong.
Is there no way to prevent sue
as this?
We think there is, and the rem.
edy should be applied,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
Readr for business.

Mr.. T. Bethune of the Ex-
celsior S4loon," has everything ar
ranged at last in his new store.
He is fixed up as neat as a pin,
and is ready to mix the best drinns
in his usual fine style. He keeps
anything that can be thought of,
from the purest Hardshen Corn,
to the finest wines and champagne.
His goods are all standard and
when you buy them you know
what you get. Drop il and sec
him 10 his new quarters whether
you want anything or not, it is a
treat to see how well he is fixed.
1t is unquestiunably the "E x.
CE LSIOR."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
MSS IDA E. JONES.
Resolutions Passed By the RodHake EGp-
list SUNDAY School on Her RemoEaf
In m wsoo

~ N~'SS"E
To THE SUPERINTENDENT AMI
MEMBERS OF TIE ROANOKE
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Your committee appointed to
draft citing resolutions of thanks
to mark your high appreciation OF
the services OF Miss Ida L. Jones,
as organist of this Sabbath school,
respectfully submit the following
as their execution of the pleasing,
yet sorrowful, task you have as
signed them:
WHEREAS, Fortuitous circum-
stances decree that the connection
OF Miss Ida L. Jones with our
school be severed, and
WHEREAS, For several years
past she has been most faithful,
most loyal, and during all her stay
with us has exhibited the charac>
ter of a christian lady in its
noblest and gentlest features,
therefore, as a faint evidence of
the universal esteem in which she
is held by this school. and as fee
bic token of the loving loyalty in
which we hold her, be it
Resolved LIST, That in the re-
n. oval OF our crganist, as well as
one OF our best members, this
school sustains an acute and irre~
parable loss.
End, That in the rare symetry
of her personal character the com,
munity to which We Lose her win
gain an ornaments as bright as
purity and as gentle as peace.
Bird, That as her walk among us
has lett Il track OF radiance to
guide our loyalty to her wheFever
she may go, will best be shown by
an emulation Of her many excel
lencies.
4th, That from the purest rill
ofour heats we commend her to
the christian people wherever h r
It may be cast, and that While
these resolutions Of sincere esteem
must be our goodbye" yet it is
the prayer OF this united school
that in the golden dawning of
that brighter day" we may all
bid her good morning."
9th, That a copy of these rese,-
lutions be spread upon the rain-
utes Of the Sunday school, that a
copy be given Miss Eda T. Jones,
and that the Roanoke Herald be
requested to publish them.
5. HENDERSON. Jg.
JOHN FAUsETR,
r. &. ROWLAND.
ConamiAtee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
Valuable Land For
Sale.

r. 1900 acres of land on Bear
.leek in the 18th District of Web
Her county.
1900 acres in one body, under
pretty pretty good fence and in good
"a'e OF cultivation. Plenty OF
f S' water, cane and grass.
Sest place tor a stock farm in
s".O.ul'h"est, Ga. Will sell. all tos
s se or 100 acres south of the
s osek in one body, 255 acres
S iOGth OF the creek in another
~. 10y 100 acres north of the
s s.. in another body, and the
,~s,@l9ElOipg 1850 acres, known as
tss ~ nome place, must all be sold
%" . cash purchaser can get a
kO 200 bargain by applying soon.
i,o!, information can he obtained
s sSa J. N. Foster, on the place
seesn miles North Of Dawson.
W, G, KENDRu K,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
PROSPEROUS 0AwSo..
In Increase Of S95.Sf4.00 in Taxable
Property. in Taxes.

In Increase of S95.6f4.00 in Taxable
PropeTty-.RedUcHon in Taxes.
From the tax returns of the city
the News has gathered an item
that speaks volumes for Dawson.
One year ago the total amount
of the taxable property in the city
was S657 ,961.00. To-day it reach
es the sum of $743.775.00, an in
crease Of S95,Sl4O0 ia the short
time of twelve months.
Who can look at these figures
and not realize the tremendous
boom that has been upon us for
some time?
VINO cannot see that ours will
will soon be the town OF Southwest
Georgia?
Few. ii any, of the towns of
this sectio have the future before
them that is in store for Dawson.
So great was the increase that at
the last meeting of the council it
was found that only about halt the
usual tax would be required to
run the city government, and ac-
cordingly taxes for 1889 were fixed
at 40 cents on the 500.
We are informed that the city is
out of debt and has money in the
treasury.
Dawson is prospecting and no
mistake, and now would be a good
time 10 build water works. Taxes
reduced one>halt, money in the
treasury, big increase in taxable
property, population of {, 200
and yet no water works.
City fathers, you have lately
displayed commendable enterprise
in several matters; now come to
front with water works.
The city needs them and it will
not be long before the people will
demand them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
The Texas Burr,

A now variety OF cookie burr,
growing in the rear OF the News
Office, is attracting some attention.
Captain Martin thinks it is cross
with some other weed. The hurrs
are larger than the ordinary kind
Haackinspilie Nelgs.
The burrs doubtless grew from
seed brought here in the tail OF a
Texas horse. The other day we
saw some grown from seed brought
to Dawson in this manner. The
burrs were several times larger
than those grown here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
ARon,nntic Mnrrinna.

On last Tuesday Mr.. j. S. Hud>
son, of Camilla, arrived at Broa-
wood on visit to his sister, Mrs.
r. +. Evans. On thursday Miss
Rosa S:.arpe, of Albany, arrived
on visit to the came family, and
on Friday night the two visitors
we're quietly united in marriage at
the parsonage, Rev. R. F. Evans
officiating.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
THERE rs NO UgcERTaiErK.
So Says s.ea. W. A. Lntts. of coiumbg

So Says hon. w. A. Littie. of Columbus.
The following correspondence
between Hon. 0. B. Stevens and
Hon. w. A. Little explains itself:
DAWSON, Ga, Sept. 5, 80.
Hon. W. A. LITTLE,
Columbus, Ga.
| write to get your opinion re-
garding the Columbus Southern
railroad.
First. Is it now a certainty that
it it will be built?
Second, Ifso about what time
will it be graded to Dawson.
Third, When will the road like
Is be finished to Albany.
L have subscribed and given
notes fer the stock, and have
friends who have done the same.
The time is here for part OF the
notes to be paid, and daily | am
approached on this question and
would like to give an intelligent
opinion. Your early reply await
ed. Yours Truly,
O. B. STEVENS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-11
Insane.

On last Sunday DIR. B. r. Eleapy.
an insane yonng man from, neal
ShellMan, was brought here iuom,
the country aud jailed till MOnday
when he was sent home. Ieanv
was roaming through the counssy,
and badly frightened several ladies
in the neighborhood Of Mr.. Esaae-
Hay. lie Will probably be sent to
the asylum.