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The South western news., 1889-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION,

Col. Tom Black was at home
Sunday.
King Pickett of Americus, was
at home Sunday
Will Wimberly Of Eufaula, SPENT
Sunday in Dawson.
DIR, Dean of Dawson, was in town
on last Sabbath.-Quitman Co..
Courier.
DR.. G W Farrsr speat a few
days of last week in Lumpkin and
Louvale.
Capt. S A Loyless is of on a
few weeks TRIP in the interest of
the Fidelity.
Mr.. WIN. Fl Parker, of Hart
well, Ga, is visiting his brother,
Prof. NJ L Parker.
Mac Davis, a veteran "knight of
the grip" and one of the best
hearted fellows alive, was in the
city last week.
Col, S Wise Parker of Americus,
brother of Mrs. r G Jones, was
circulating among his Dawson
friends last week.
Miss Villa Wooten left yester.
day for Wesleyan College, Macon.
She was accompanied as far as
SmithviHe by several friends.
Mss Jessie Perryman of RAM
dolph, has returned home after a
visit of several weeks to her sister
in this city. She was accompanied
by Miss Salie Wall of this
county.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
Hare shell Coin

Pure and genuine, for medicinal
purposes. at the drug store of Hill
man q Stevers.
Hot and cold baths at the city
Barber Shop. BIB Wilburn,
tt Proprietor.
Don't buy your Furniture be-
fore seeing A. P. Hatcher's new
stock. He will please you in prices
and quality.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
Excelsior Sdfoon.

Get your Christmas Whiskies at
THE EXCELSIOR SALOON.
for every barrel on tap that is made
with proof to-is tull proof-this
excerpts only q certain class of
goods, which is made without any
proof to, such as Peach and Honey,
Rock and Rye, Tom Gia, and
Wines. +. BETHUNE.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
Application for Z sar's.S Sup.
port.

GEORGIA-Terrell County;
Ordinary's Office Dec 7 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that Il
A l. Kitchens, widow of John
Kitchens decd, has applied for a
years support; and the County
Commissioners have assessed tof
such purpose the sum CT S425.
All persons interested having
objections to said amount are mott:
fed to file them III terms of the
law. II. S. BELL,
Ordinary.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
FOR $50

We will convey your sawdust any
reasonable distance from your mill,
ii you will allow us the use of the
exhaust steam from your engine,
Patent applied for.
j. A. WARD AND j. d. LANG.
Dawson, Ca, Nov7.
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What 1dwson Needs.

For many years the growth and
prosperity of. Dawson has been Sc,
riously retarded, and almost held
in check, by the, righteousness OF
her moneyed men,
BY keeping the town at its pres,
ent size, they can more easily con-
troll it, aud there gan be no doubt,
some of them at least, are unwill~
ing to see her'population increasing
and foreign capital brought to the
aid of her industries.
With an increase of population,
comes an increase of capital that
directly or indirectly will be
brought in competition with their
own, Money cannot bring from
twelve to twenty per cent. as usual,
it can he had for less, and they
have to meet the demand, conse-
quently it is not strange that when
one is asked to aid in an enterprise
that will help the town, her people
and the community at large, he
always says, Elm not able"
What Dawson needle, and whet
she must have, If she expects to
become place of Importance, with
anything Ike rapidity, is an influx
of foreign capital that can be had
| at reasonable per cent. and will
aid in any enterprise that will bens
eft the town. 1t is al ABOUND US,
ready, willing and waiting to come,
IT only the proper steps are taken
to get it and some encouragement
given.
Dawson is bound to come to
the 'front.', she. has everything in her
favor. Nature has done everything
calculated to promote her prosperi0
ty, ami even,it we persist in set
ting back in the lreeching," still
she will grow,
Dawson commands the trade of
the finest farming lands in tie state,
Terrell, Calhoun, Webster, Rams
dolph and Lee counties are unsur-
, passed in this respect, and the peo-
pie are prospecting as was never be-
fore known, and Dawson gets the
bulk of the trade from all of these
counties. But if the proper amount
of capital were put in circulation
in Dawson, the eject would be
marvellous. Americas, for instance,
has the Georgia Loan Company,
three National Bands, and plenty
of private capital besides, and
Americas is prospering.
We say again, what Dawson needs
is more capital. Give her that,
and in three years time her popu>
lation will have doubled.
Shoes of all sorts, sizes and quail
tiles that must go in the next %
days. Take advantage of the low
prices. NOLAN Bros.
Many goods at 25 per cent.
below cost in the Laing stock.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
GEORGIA-TerreIl County:

Ordinary's Office Nov, 7. 1858.
Whereas, q. N. Geise Admin.
strator OF Reuben Geise deceased
represents to the Court in his pets
ton, duly filed and entered on rex
cord, that he has fully administers
ed said Reuben Gise estAte. This
is therefore to cite all persons cons
,cerned, kindred and creditors: to
show cause, if any they can, Why
said Administrator sh6tild not bs
discharged from his administration,
and receive letters OF dismission on
the first Nor day in February 1889.
II. s, BELL Ordinary,
II times
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Excellent pillow stocks, names,
traces, back bands, and a good line
of farmers implements, at the low
estpossibleprices, lat A P Hatcher's.
For Ribbons, Hose, and Jewel
Try, 60 to the Laing store.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
donkey Party.

On last Friday evening a delight
full Donkey Party and the first
ever had in Dawson, by the way,
was given at the residence Of Capt,
} NJ Alexander, complimentary to
Misses Matte Willis of Madison,
and Jessie Perryman of Cuthbert.
Owing to the very inclement
weather, only eight Or ten couples
were present, but that in no way
lessened the fan. Nothing more
entertaining or better enjoyed, was
ever seen ia Dawson.
DR.. j. G. Dean carried eff first
honors, while Jim Lowrey got the
Leather mvdalP
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application for Yeaf'a Sup.
port.

OEONOIh -Ierreli county;
Ordinary's Office Jan 7 1889.
Notice is hereby given that APP
plication has been made for years
support for the widow and chill
dren of j. A. tarter, decd; and
the County Commissioners have as
sessed tor such purpose the sum Of
$500,
All persons Interested having
objections to said amount are no-
tilted to file them in terms of the
law. II s BELL,
Ordinary,
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Some very fine Washstands in
the Laing stock at cost.
Read report of committee APP
pointed by the Grand Jury to exo
anime books of county officers.
&c.
Sparks Perfect Health and al
other patent medicines at
Cheatham l. Deans
Feed Oats and Seed Oats
at I q Whitchard & 20.
Reed Jones is now behind the
counter at Melton Bros, & Co.,
and will be glad to see his many
friends.
just Received at Melton Bros.
y Co., a splendid line of New
Hats.
Mr.. George V Pace has erected
neat little cottage on the lot OF.
posite Mrs McNulty's.
Selling strictly for cash, I can
give you good bargains.
w. G.. Kendrick.
Prof. NJ L Parker's new residence
on college street, is nearing COM
pletion, and wheo finished will be
the handsomest in the city.
Feed Oats at
I 0 Whitchard O. Co.
Look at the Laing stock for
bargains in Dress Goods, Silks,
Satins, etc, etc.
Messrs. anthony & Mcdonald
dill some ..ood work in roofing Car
Ter's Warehouse. They have also
the contrac> for Tie Rogers builds
Ing.
Complete parlor and bed room
suits, latest styles and all prices, at
A. p. Hatcher's.
TO Whitchard & Co, will sell
you Oranges, Apples, Nuts and
Candy cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
The "Sewanee" is the latest thing
in collars for sale by
MELTON Bros. q Co.
rs we will have poem for next
week, from the pen of our special
poet entitled THE beautiful snow"
we will not give anything lengthy
on that subject in this issue.
Staple, dry goods, and shoes at
close prices at NJ E Jennings.
Best 2 ~, 5 and 10 cent ci-
CARS for sale at Hendricks Drug
Store.
Horse for sale, for cash or on time
call on A BRITT.
Mr.. Kenney deserves credit for
the improvements made in our
cemetery. 1t is now kept serupu4
lousy clean and presents better
appearance than it has years.
Car load of seed and feed oats
just received at TO WhitcLard q
Co.
Fulton's Iron King and Derby
Stoves are selling like hot cakes.
Read additional names in the lists
of his ad every week.
IF you are not fond of Corn, re-
member that my Georgia Club Rye
is in the lead and is the thing for
the holidays. NJ. q. MINIS.
Mr.. Jno. A. Bishop experienced
hard luck the past week. Owing
to the bad weather he was unable
to do any work on the Rogers
building. He says, however, he'll
"put 'em through" this week, and
doesn't intend to let the weather
delay him.
= The best and most complete
stock Of general merchandise in
Dawson at A. p. Hatcher's. Don't
fab to CAL ON him for genuine bar,
gains.
Don't buy a Sewing Machine un-
til you have seen US. We have as
good machines as can be bought in
the market and will sell them for
cash or on instalbments
Al BALDWIN & Co.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
IT rs SAID

That Reed Jones has q horse for
trade: That he refers to jim Black
as to qualities.
That JEFF Davis is the incest
young man in Dawson
That Charlie Griggs rides home
via, the College.
That Dawson is to have q .marris
age at an early. day:
That the South Gil, College has
over 1850 scholars and is the best
school in the state.
That Williams, Davis, Hatcher
G. Co., have sworn off on "souse."
That there are over 100000 lbs
Of feathers in Terrell.
That lobe Thornton makes a
model Sherii.
That Jim Lowrey will more his
trank down, next wees.
That jim Williams says the
charge that he shaves in. Americas
"is a base allegation and he dc
nounces the alligator"
Strong bedstcads, chairs, bu-
reaus, etc, cheap at A. P. Hatch
er's-large stock and complete as
sOrtment.
Go to NJ G. Nina and get
your Rice at 20 pounds to the Doll
lar. He has just received large
supply.
The Laing stock must be
closed out i'll the next thirty days.
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Plows, plow stocks, names and
traces, at bargain at NJ f. Jen-
nings.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
T. Or. T.P. Parks,

Of Dawson, Ga, address one and
all of the people that have been
treated by me f8f any disease; To-
write me a testimonial to same, if
you feel so disposed, as I am going
to get up a publication for which I
will need them, and oblise,
Yours very respectfully
Il 2. PARKS.
Jan, 22nd, 1889.
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Go to Hendricks for best and
cheap garden see1a
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Fresh Gardea Seeds, onion
sets, &C., at A. P. Hatcher's.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
WantAd

Vacant city lots. Fer particulars
enquire at this Office.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
& Plano to be GIVEN 6wqK,

The Georgia Music House Ma
con, Ga, with its characteristic
progressive spirit, will this year,
give some lover OF music a hand.
some Upright Piano. This is big
stroke OF enterprise, and those who
would like to have an elegant pia,
no, tree, should write at once and
learn all particulars. 1t will cost
you but postage stamp.
For Garden Seed and Onion
Sets, call on HilInan q Stevens.
Theirs are fresh aud fine.
The South western news., 1889-01-30

had n ntilns is at the same old
Year, @r'' ttn tn during the
syc s,' s., to sell more goods
lake ., ",,u IN order to do so,
lonn',o,' lle special inducements
Rat ' h.. And please remem.
b v5o Is S. the {, only man in
Mi l C,,. handles i,5i the genuine
The South western news., 1889-01-30
Application for Y ears sup:
port
GEORGIA Terrell County:

Ordinary's Office Jan. 7 1889.
Notice is hereby given that ap:
plication has been made for a years
support tor Marshie Whine, minor
child of Margaret Bozeman, deS
ceased; and the County Commits
sioners have assessed for such pur-
pose the sum of $48.
All persons int rested having
objections to said amouat are no
titled to file en in terms of the
law. III. :, BELL,
Ordinary,
The South western news., 1889-01-30
II times
GEORGIA, Terrell County.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.
Ordinary's Office, Jan. 7 1889
Whereas, ". L. Sessions Ad-
ministrator Of Morgaret Bohemian
represents t0 the Court in his pets
ton, duly fled and entered ON res
cord, that he has fully administered
said Morgaret Bozeman's estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors,
to show cause: if any they can, why
said Administrator should not be
discharged from His administration,
and received letters Of dismission on
the first Monday in April 1889.
II times. H. S. Bell Ordinary:
The South western news., 1889-01-30

.een large and small, correct
SGo. .. loI = sale at A j Bal,
purcbass'. r. nSuresJ thats will
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Best Cigars and Chewing ToS
bacco ut Cheatham Il Deans.
The South western news., 1889-01-30
,uTHE MEMSh.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT
lawson, Georgia.
CHANCE or SCHEDULE

West bound train ar. 12:25p IN.
East bound train " 1:51 nm
The South western news., 1889-01-30

We keep always on hand first
class lot of Furniture and will sell
it on the installment plan.
A j BALDWIN 81 Co.
The South western news., 1889-01-30

Shoes of all sorts, sizes and quail
tiles that must go in the next %
days. Take advantage of the low
prices. NOLAN Bros.
Many goods at 25 per cent.
below cost in the Laing stock.
The South western news., 1889-01-30

The thermometer registers 35
Pretty cold tor Dawson.
Splendid stock new furniture lust
arrived at Hatcher's.
Mr.. R R Greer, of Cuthbert, will
move his family to Dawson next
week and make this his home.
Genuine Eastern seed potatoes
cheap at M E Jennings.
just received at Melton Bros
d Co, a splendid line of New
Hats.
Jack Powell cannot keep out of
journalism. He. is now with the
Monfezuma Record.
A one horse farm to rent, lust
outside of the incorporation. APP
ply to, w. Z. Kendrick.
Some very fine Washstands in
the Laing stock at cost.
Read report of committee APP
pointed by the Grand Jury to exo
anime books of county officers,
&c.
Sparks Perfect Health and al
other patent medicines at
Cheatham & Deans
Feed Oats and Seed Oats
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sad Closing of a Prima Donna's
Life.
LFrom the stannton vlndleator.l


Mrs. E. BrownoId, wife of our re-
spected former citizen, Mr.. E. Brown
old the ieweler, formerly of Staunton
and now of Charlestown, W.. Va,
was sent to the Lunatic Asylum at
Weston, w. Va, some time ago, her
mind having failed. A letter from
there this week, from one of the phy-
sicians, says she has not improved
and pays no attention to anything
going on around her. In her youth
Mrs. Brownold was a noted singer
She was married twice, first to Herr
Scheidler and next to Mr.. Brown
old. As Madame Scheidler she
was prima donna of the Royal italian
Opera at Havanna forseveral seasons.
Coming to the United States from
Cuba, she gave a series of brilliant
concerts in this country and we have
seen programme of a concert given.
by her assisted by other artists. at
Castle Garden in New York, where
Jenny Lind sang-in that day, the
fashionable Opera House of that city.
Later in life she was musical instruct
resseihesi I'D efaEni of I2eterB. Sweeneys
an eminent lawyer of New York
Her children all have remarkable mu-
sical talent. Madame Ruhl, the eld-
est and wife of the late Peter Ruhl,
who managed one of the theaters in
Richmond during or soon after the
war, is well-known vocal teacher,
having held that position in several
of the Virginia colleges. Like her
mother, she was at one time an oper-
attic singer of success. Her other
children have all exhibited remarka-
BILE musical talent. Max Brownold
and his sister, Mrs. Amelia Brownold.
Hamaker, being pianist of note, and
her little granddaughter, May Ham
aker, having already exhibited talent
as violinist which has attracted at
tention in New York where she now
lives. The old couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownold, while they lived in Staun-
ton showed touching affection for
each other, the more beautiful for its
exhibition by persons of their adj
vanced age, and the husband has the
sympathy of his Staunton friends in
a separation as effective as the grave
and more to he dreaded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
q Curious caIculation. !.


Open q book at random and select
a word within the first ten lines, and
within the tenth word from the end
of the line. Mark the word now
double the number of the page and
multiply the remainder by 5.
Then add 20.
Then add the number of the lines.
Then add 5.
Multiply the sum by ten.
Add the number of the word in the
line. From this sum subtract 250,
and the remainder will indicate in the
unit column the number of the word.
in the 10 column the number of the
line, and the remaining figures the
number of page.
The above can be simplified as fol-
lows, which is more easy to remem-
ber, and will afford amusement to
school children and others who may
be interested. Ask a friend to open
a hook at random. Select a word
within the first ten lines, ana within
the tenth word from the end of the
line. Tell your friend tolwrite the
number of the page, multiply it by
100, and to the product ada ten times
the number of the line; and to this
sum the number of the word selected
in the line. If the result be called
out, you can state the number of the
word, the line and the page. The
unit digit will represent the number
of the word, and the tens digit the
tens digit the number of the line,
and the remaining digits to the left,
willindicate the page. Your formu-
la will be this: 1OOpXl0LXW-P.
L. w. (digits) in which p indicates
the number of page, L. the number
of the line, and w. the number OF
the word.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
Murder win Out.


About twenty years ago Daniel, son
OF Daniel Doves, very wealthy but
somewhat eccentric man living in
Rockingham county, had q difficulty
with ms Iatiter,, and satd he Intended
to leave home and never return until
the fathers death The mother sided
with the son, telling him that as he
could not remain at home in peace
she would give him money-some say
$500. With this amount he left home
and, it seems, stopping at the house
of man by the name of Hall, liv-
ing not fsr from his fathers. Whilst
there he Showed his money, and Hall
remarked that he believed he would
put him out of the way. Daniel beg
ged him to spare his life and take the
money, as he fully realized that he
was in the hands of man with no
principle, Hall concluded to spare
him after the money was handed over.
but later killed him, after which he
conveyed his body to the cellar and
buried it. The young man had n
faithful dog that followed him where
ever he went, and this Hall killed also.
In the distribution of his property by
will his father made provision should
Daniel ever return, but nothing had
heen heard of him until quiterecently.
1t seems that Hall and his aged wife
could not agree, owing to some of his
dishonest transactions, and have sep
arated and she has revealed the MUIR
der. tits said that relatives have ex-
amined the cellar of the building,
which has been torn down many years
and filled up, and brought to light the
bones of the young man and his dog.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
PoETIcAg.
Mr.. .c.B. Rouss.
Liaes Respectfully Daftcatai on ne OcoasioR al
His 5Sr,d Birthday.

From the Winchester Times.l
Just ffty-three to day. my friend,
Just ffty-three to day;
Aud on the shady side of life
That stretches far away.
Whilewealth aud fameno crown thynam
At fifty-three to day,
A retrospection Of the past
Recurs in vast array.
Lifc's battle fought and won, my friend,
In all its varied scene;
The sunshine and the shadow of
Yicissitudes between.
With every year stepping-stone,
Ambition's high progress
Emblazoned on the page of Fame
The splendid word SUCCESS.
But comes there not to thee, my friend, s
Amidst life's trials brief,
The unseen guidance of hand
That brings a sweet relief
While peace and plenty crown thy lot
Unto its utmost ken
An unseen Power upholds for good
Lies richest blessings
May every anniversary
That brings thy natal day
Light up the slow decline of life
With Heavens brightest ray.
Neto York STATE, Jan. II. 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
Some Results Of the Election.

The Hall Safe and Lock Company. of Cincin-
natl Riuce the election have reduced the waees
OF their employees 20 to30per cent. They were
notified to accept or quit. Johu Caruth, cotton
manufacturer. of Philadelphia. has reduced th9
wages OF his employees 10 per cent since the
election. James Kerr. who also Owls cotton
factory, has done the same thing. The Frank
Lear starr mills have resumed work recently
with thirty per cent reduction on wages. Thus.
says the philadelphia Record ie the seed of tar
aft reform for future fruita9e being Eovyu-
The Portsmouth Times snys: Asa Bushnell.
the Republican politician and manufacturer Of
Springfield. Ohio. has cut the wages of his
hands since the election. Before the election
he was shouting for protection and good wngls
These. says the Charleston Stdr, are but the
legitimate results ofso-called Republican 'tpro-
tection,v by which our markets are limited and
supply and demand is regulated to suft the
manufacturer. OF course. this being the case.
the employees are entirely at the mercy of the
employer. who quite frequently gives them the
choice between working at rednced wages. or
having the factory shut down, thus throwing
them out of work entirely. In such cases they
usually choose the former alternative. With
reasonable tariff reduction we have expected
to compete With other nations in the markets
of the world. which would. in a short time.
have called for almost unlimited production
from our mills ard factories and the employ
ployment of allthe available labor in the coun-
try at almost its own price. But the people in
their wisdom have declared that they would
not have this, end we are necessarily com
PEELED to bow to the win Of the najority.-
-Four years from now we hope for a more eatis-
factory verdict from the jury which win again
be empanellee. aud with this end IN view we
are already donning our war paint and sharpen
ing our tomahawS preparatory for the battle.
CATARRH CURED. health and sweet breath
secured. by shiIoh's Cafarrb RemedyD Price
% 1,.s,l cent?; Nasal Injector free. Sold by C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19

Now IS YoUH TINEl READ TINS
We shall sell for the next thirty days,
our entire stock of goods, such as
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Silver
Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, &C.,
at a small margin above cost. Want
you to price them el5ewhere and then
come to US and ne will sell them to
you, If you want to buy, cheaper than
elsewhere. n Prize for some o1e--a
fine Silver-Plated Castor. A Ticket
for each % cent purchase, and all re-
pairs Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Watches cleaned for S1.OO, MAIN
springs Sl.00, clocks cleaned for soc.
to Sl.o0. Now is the time to have
your work repaired, no delay; all
work repaired by the Boss Watch
maker, Fl. A. L. BURToN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery. DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell so well
or have given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, II satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. c. F. Jones
Druggist
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-02-19
The Best RabY

Medicine on earth is what is solne-
times applied by enthusiastic patrons
of Victor Infants Relief. Now sold
under absolute guarantee. See adj
vertisement elsewhere. Crag Bros,
merchants, Scotland, Pa, write !:
Victor Infants Relief is as staple
as flour with our customers" It is
safe, simple, sure and so pleasant to
take that some babies cry for it; and
we know several instances where
child took over a half bottle without
experiencing any dangerous results.