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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
$1,000 CASH
DEGoLIA BROS.

I HOUSES and inss. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange Tor farm
sr personal property
leo ACRE FARM In Bovine township. Kent
lUU county, 40 acres Improved. Tor sAse at
s;s per acre. Has = large hay barn. large horss
barn. good water. windmill pump. forcing
Sater 10 harm and house: ~ acres fine apple
orchard and all Kinds of other fruits; soil
heavy clay lean; s35oo down aud balance 70
suit purchaser
AND s0acrs Farm to exchange for good
city.
polR tenement hricx block. lot 50 feet front.
4 on North OTTAWA. 10 exchange for good
improved fsrm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. llxioo feet. on SCI Hall-st.
~ for sale NJ = bargain.
, HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. 10 trade for a
- giit-edge farm within 10 To II miles Of city,
% ACRES Improved land. - miles southeast
W OF ~; A No buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. AL kinds small fruit: well
Tor city property. or 80 or ~ acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids oil furnished, 20 ex.
"A change for property In city or farm.
on ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
" City. nearly al improved; good iences.
etc.; free Of al incumbraaces 10 exchange Tor
city property.
1,EN-RO0M house and lot. g Lagrave-st.; has
L good cellar. heated By furnace. lighted By
sas and has . splcndid barn; lot 5oxlsS. with
alley In rear.
90 ACRES OF land. Il mile north ana miles
% east Of city. 70 exchange for city prop
erty.
Oh ACRES. I mile north of city lmits. on
~ Alpine-RrAvel road-for sale; desirA-
BILE tract for plating.
d ACRES. IL miles south Of Hall-st, for
III mle or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS In the city and SUBURBS Tor
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette-st for
IL sale or frSde.
70 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
40 city. 10 exchange for city property.
MONEY TO loan ON real estate and chattelS.
O. & FOIITS {sa Ivor-sTa9sr
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
TOWER
Employment Bureau
Re su0. es s IA ! ro gxc LAM

NEAL G0lAyG GANUANOG1
kooms AND TOWER slock-
DEG0liA BR0S-..-.-.--...----fr oprietors
EoR sALE--or Exchange-S sc1uf lots on
stewart Whites adj: IS psymsat an
south part o. cltS-
E>oR sAlE-s vacant lots on Plainheld- ave.
susI INSIDE OF ole limits; the fnssl bulidlns
spots In the city
VO ExcHANGE-Fer farm. . good sreom
lnrFe lee ana vel located would psy sosas
oiEkerens1-
TU EXCHANGES acres lsnd In barry esua-
q. - miles from eity. ~ acres improved,
sei. price s2sua
no ExcHAKoE-Esr good rsntias city prop
erfy. y acres, nne honse. barn and out-
buIleinsA 70 scres improved. hsasnoe GA;
peach lso spPas; ssars plans ana smail ffais
ENOR SALR-s room house on Terrace ave.
neaern nnish snd handy 60 street car SER
.ics: nsrfs1s is es: sSs one wishing ssuss kna
WANrED-To seil general store IN fass
w growing portion cf city; stock and IA
lures in Arsl Slass condition; invoice about
established trade.
WE-aaye some Ane Bursery STOCK. fruit.
w shade and ornamental trees for aaie =.
cne.haif regular prlcsA IL yon are thinking -
on quality ana price.
kOk sALE-IWo Groom houses on Norm
Lafnyettest-. near bridge; VIII seii bcgG
Or one cheap Il SOLD within the next - oayz.
EOk kALk-9Toom house on Aunson-Si 4
loot front. good CELLAR we'll and clsfernl
graded street; water and GAsi price Sls0os easy
k0R 6ALE-S-roem house on Third st.. sfons
= foundation; good veil and cistern. vii
sell on contract Sloo down. balance months
pnymeuts-
E0R RxcHAHGE-si acres two miles from
kaugstuck. 100 peach trees bearing. 80
standard pear trees. % cherry, y apple, -
good house and barn. Price SOU.
MONEY TO LOAN on real ana personal prop
IA erty IN sums 10 suit koomss ands. Tower
DEGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04

Artificial musk - good - the ani-
w.l mask b now successfully manu-
eseturea
Henp culture - beins msds IN Inn
unrtant cultssre In the Bahama islands.
v~~r >o.ooo acres being under develop
menk
Anew substituse for quinine h Known
- pambu4onc. II b IN sqneous ex-
kr~rt frpm Ne r0o& Of . shrub Of that
nnme-
A 4oo4eeo es.f1s pDwev eleeerie hehs
- = lfrRthcuss % lie eoast 81 Juslend
= s.td n be - nose pswsrfai eieesrfs
neht in he world
fnesnapsreas inmp esooes blscken
nors readily with ALTERNATING cnrv~nss
hhan WITH Ne direct eurrentr. While NJ
he Of the n1amens y shortened
! cs11Dn<~ka xtz1 11hfho = cntnnD -
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
NEW KIND or SAW.

H Teeth Rivsesa rogsthsr Into . ylsxi-
bic Chain.
An English engineer has designed.
and h now manufacturing. . portable
croAscut saw-thaSis, . large twoman
saw, that can be folded up into small
compass. 1t is really flexible chain
of ssw-teeth riveted together as shown
BY this cut:
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04

When folded up II can be put into .
case 8 inches long, 4 inches wide, ~
inches thick. Its weight Is only two
and quarter pounds The saw Is de-
signed for the use a surveyors. explor-
:ers and others to whom portability is an
3mportant consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
MOVING. PACKING { STORAGE

RADCLIFF 4 HOLT-ReliabIe uph0la erers
IL st III South Dtvisson-sf.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ASK
for them or not By 'phoning Ne. 500 or 6o6 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVEST
YOUR MONEY WHERE IT rs SAFE.
NO COMMISSIONS TO PAY.
WE OWN THE PROPERTY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS IN
THE MARKET.
WE CAN SUIT EVERYBODY
IN A LOT OR A HOUSE AND LOT.
THIS MEANS YOU.
OUR PLATS ARE ON
CHERRY, DIVISION AND w. FULTON
STREETS.
CAR LINES AND SCHOOLS
ADJACENT.
PRICES AND TERMS To SUIT YoU.
CALL on THE OWNERS.
TURNER 4 CARROLL,
NEW HOUSEMAN BUILDING.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04

nm sAfH1 spses1ts sns~ssment one Fl
u the he4s povsaq fnrntesre loefcr3es - the
sf1ts 81 fndsaoa: the pfeseof e2Eers 80 e
r~ffv. asa 3 rrlseved freH the ee1ee 80 heN.
nsss5ress No. pef1 . are dfvt4ee4 svsry ye4f
for ne iest A1eee yee<e; y<Sf cveers
eea,d ecAf1oee - hsl9 pett q t2e go = - g
ks.. So. : ~ slss;Sss -; 3
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
]. v. CLOSTERHOUSE

Dealer In Real Estate, Personal Prop
erty and Loans.
TOR SALE-I have for sale several OF the
= best homes Ia the city. have I've on foun
tain-st. one Mt 5000. one NJ $4,000. two al
Sl2.U0o. one at 5000; have several in other
parts OF the city ~ prices 10 suit. at biz sac
rince. Call and will show them TO you-
E'OR SALE-I have left several desirable
homes that can sell you on small payment
down. and balance same 30 rent. Prices rang
ing from 500 TO S. 900. Cai and see thcm.
TOR SALE-A nice home Of 70 acres. fair
= buildings.S miles from city limits. facing
Division-st. VIII sell cheap II sold within =
few days.
I LOOK Mt those lots on my addition or
~ Wealthy-ave.. about n half mile east 81
East-st.; II they suit you l will sell you one
cheap. or will build YOU house TO order.
Finest location for suburban home In the city.
EARMS FOR SALE-0ne Of 10 acres. nnr
Il brick house. and good barn and outbui.a.
fngs. two orchards. good soil; will sell NJ
bargain. One Of 20 acres within 2 miles OF
city. all hrst-class improvements; price. $3.50
One Of l0& acres 81 miles from city limits: wrii
worth g coo. You can buy IL within a few days
for $3.50. Will take city property as part pay
WE HAVE several farms large and small
w near the city limits that We would BE-
pleased to show you. Houses for rent In al
parts of the city. We have several thousand
dollars of money to loan on first class security.
No trouble to show property. Gail and see me-
NV. CLoSTERHoUsE.
Il Canal-st. Phone IS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE tft<k hsoek located On West Br5AeeSt.
Nes. W. 10 snd Isl - for sale- Beck ecnfsfps
tAree stores. The secopd fcor n - sa5fee 81
VIII Ell fee cash Or VII take part N city
properts " sefd n - tav4 1naasfe ~
Eu A. A. LORD. Isl tess bf1dee-3
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
Estate

Gua sALH on ExeBAxaE Uee~pa non
sse ~ = SssSs '' ess " 80 ,ssssts ~, ~
~ ocxpa 81 koe4 f{Hh<x fs5<4- emtex Me<e -
H5e4lfDa. spHt tnfpntte te4f 0{A N1eA{&egy
r. e1c6efGe ~ peysEeal f{epeft1 - mem -
sTXx5 ~ 81. - - s.unsussA
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
rIscELl.AuEoua


WANTED-A lady or gentleman with $40 to
w 500, to take charge Of business that u
psying 80 TO IN per day; no canvassinE; no
risk; costs nothing 10 INVESTIGATES: this II .
rare chance for the hight perfp Call Or al
dress Mrs Stoddard Co.. - LaGrnye-st.. cor.
nsr Oaks. Ia
IF YOU want nrst-class dressmaking done.
call at Mrs. Cal smith. 20 n. lonisst. Is
KINsEY or Mercer will be found At House
IA mans Fair Ground addition every week
day afternoon from - 10 3:y. TO show lots.
once corner Madison-ave. and MAif-st. q
M s. COOK. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
1u. Plating. sewerage. earthwork and timber
estimates. Outside work solicited; charges
reasonable. Room sLevetss blk. lel Jamesst.
pE0PIsE wishing chimneys cleaned are re.
quested 60 call on T. A. Crane. professi0nai
chimney sweep and smoxe-eaaek painter.
not iAave any orders 81 any Of the peanut
stands. especially ~ the one on corner Canal
and Pearl-sta. - do net get them 80
A CHANCE n life time Tor men vita capt-
"A tai ana active men without cApitAI TO -
cure vexy pleasant and profitable buslHe
No drcneo or curiosity seekefp need arply
Address With cent stamp. Consolidated Al
iystabie shoe Store. ~ Arcade BuisdiBe
Cleveland Onto. 3fW
WANTED-Every pcsng maa 70 step in ana
- what We en- DO With them IN po1f
order. }oigt. Herpclshefmef Co. q
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
A NOVEL SUGGESTION.

Proposed Apparatus for . Fall Of One
Thousand Feat
Here Is an idea On the subject ofwhieh
b u, perhaps. not without interest ID
learn the opinion If the public. and
which we recommend 60 American en-
gineers at time when work on the
Chicago exhibition is about 70 begin
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
IAN HAPPY AS A LARK


BECAUSE people are tAainx slvnossge 81
- some 81 the bargains l an a4erfng In
hou>es and lots and vacant lota l have cot
one house sad bot that p1f On NY list today
wrrth slson but shall seIl 10 to the FIRST man
that errees Tor us9 aad perhaps i<ss. Tou
-" WILLIAM n. GILBERT.
Rcen ! Wid4fcnmb BaildfnG.
VCHo HAS GOT v>ry nsee arsvfne horse
" and carriage t. exchange sos cheap lot.
In 4 god BEATEN &pp}y 70 William n "a :
beyt. Kscm 4 Ntdticoanh BslsdtnG
40 AND LOON ~ N caesst snd then ee4se
VI u and go ne fhet IL : n<assifui home.
ana soa esn set y rfehf. Ion
4cesn Wt41,coxno Enil61aR.
- srspeffy Es~pss rsfss = Interest
WILLIAM 4. GILBERT,
n>sm&N1o11Dono D16n
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-04
FOR REsr-BusrnEss PLACES,

FOR RENT-The stores. Easements and sec
= ond floors at Nos. 10 and Il Huron-st.;
may be rented entire or separately. Anton q.
Hodenpyi. Il Fountain-st. HIT
TOR RENT-Sccond and third floor Of Me-
chanic's block, corner Louis and CAmpau-
sts.; each floor 4x9o; light on three aides; also
store No. Pearl-st. Inquire IL. NJ. Reynolds
Is Pesrlst.. or w. C. Hopson. . Pcarlsf. l30
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
COMPULSORY VOTING.

The press of New York is Just now
poking a good deal of fun at the bill
introduced in the legislature to make
voting compulsory on the part of citi>
zens, and the New York Herald, saws
the New Orleans States, takes the
right ground when it declares that
it is idiotic to suppose that men can
be made patriotic by legislation, and
that if citizens can be compelled to
vote they can also be compelled to
part their hair in the middle. Such
a law, instead of bringing voters to
the polls, will make them stay away
because the average American has
great regard for what he considers as
his rights, and when law is passed,
and he is told that he has to do GER
tain thing whether he wants to do it,
or not, that moment he stands on his
dignity and kicks with all the fury of
an uptamed mule, and 10 nine cases
out of ten with disastrous results to
the law which he believes to be an
infringement upon his liberty as a
citizen,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
IN A SERIOUS SGRAPE,
THREE YOUNG MEN SHOOT INrO A
PASSENGER TRAIN.

Last Sunday Chief of Police Hatch
err was notified that the west bound
passenger train on the Central rail
road, due here at 3 a. M, had been
fired into just beyond Kinchafoon ee
creek, about ten miles above Dawson.
Chief Hatcher at once began the
work OF ferreting out the guilty par
ties, and during the day was given
valuable assistance by officer Mooney,
Of Albany, who was here that day on
business concerning another matter.
BY night the officers were on a hot
troil, but officer Mooney was compel
ed to return to Albany, and Chief
Hatcher waited until morning before
making further movements,
Monday morning Sheriff Christie
Joined the chief in WORK ing up the
case, and by ten o'clock they had ar
c sued three young white men of the
ritY.
The parties arrested are Will Kelly
Jas. Brisindene and jas. Mathews.
They were jailed until one o'clock
that day, when they were taken to
Smithviie by Sheriff Christie and
Chief Hatcher for a preliminary trial,
the shooting into the train having
occurred in Lee county.
Brisendine confessed shooting in tc
the tram, and he and his partners in
were placed under a 800 bono
each.
The young men were out on lark
Saturday night, ard they boarded the
II o'clock train for Smithvile. There
they met the train coming to Dawson
and changed cars and started on tn,
return trip home.
When the conductor asked for thei
tickets they refused to pay their far,
and became bOisterous, The trail
was stopped in Kichafoonee swamp
the young men put off land as the trail
started on several shots were fired in
to the cars.
Kelley is a native of Dawson, Brls
endine came to this city some tim,
ago from Atlanta, and Mathews cam,
| here from Albany about two week
ago, and were all employed at tn,
, shops of the Dawson Variety MP,
Company.
Brisendine appears to be ouly abou
eighteen years OF age, and Kelly, WHIT
5 is the oldest OF the three, is not more
, than twenty-five years old.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
Hoods Sarsaparilia
soldby all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD 81 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
Sheriff's Sales.

viii be sold before the court house
door, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga,
during the legel hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday IN April next, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
property to-wit: Lots OF land Nos. 81
and 81 and the south half Of lots OF
IaudNos. II and rs in the E'eveath
district of said county; levied on as
The property of !, {. Edwards to sal>
sya fl ia issued from Terrell superior
court in favor OF A. J. Baldwin
vs.. said j. {. Edwards.
Also at the same time and place
will he sold lots Of land Nos. %, "a
and ~ in the Eleventh district Of
said county levied on as the property
Of Mrs. Minnie Sawyer to satisfy a
tax fl ia issued by j. II. Crouch,
tax collector, for St and county
taxes for the year 1880.
Also at the same time and place
will be sold so acres Of lot of land
No 272, in the Fourth district Of
said county: levied on as the prop,
erty Of S. A. and W. A. Rentroe, to
satistya tax Fl ia, issued by j. II.
Crouch, tax collector, for state and
county taxes for 1890.
Also at the same time and place
will be sold two hundred and fifty
acres of land more or less, the same
being one hundred acres of lot No. 81
and the north half, and one hundred
and fifty acres more Or less of lot No.
90, in the 11th district, the same be>
ing levied on as the property of Mary
Gay to satisfy a fl ia in favor of A.
j. and w. Il. Baldwin, executors
of NJ. II. Baldwin,, deceased, VS..
Mary Gay.
Also at the same time and place
will be sold three hundred l3OO)
acres of land, mole or less, situated. |
lying and being in the county of Ter
rell, State of Geor- ia, and being on
the road from the town of Dawson TO
Chickasawhatchee in said county, and |
being about five and one half miles
rom the town of Dawson aud about |
one mile from the town of Chickasaw
hatchee, and formerly known as the
Moreland place and bought bv Rev.
c. G. Pendergrast from B. F. Mel
ton on March 10, 1888, being in the
third district of Terrell county. Ga.
as will more fully appear from
deed from B. F. Melton to c, &. PEN
1ergrast. Scld to satisfy Fl ia issued
from the Superior Court Of Dough-
erty County in favor of j. II Mercer
verus G. q, Pendergrast. Levy made
by I. r. Thornton, former sheriff.
Also at the same tine and place will
be sold lot of land No. sixty three in
the 18th. district of the said county |
OF Terrell, containing 10l / acres more
or less, levied on as the property of
j. ID. Laing to safety a mortgage Il |
ia issued from Terrell Superior Court
70 favor 81 johnson n Harris vs.. j
p. Ilaing. This March Bird. 1891
&+ -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
ASIA As A cOT7ON COUNTRY.

The presence in Georgia and 9th
er southern states of agents of the
Russian government, whose purpose
it is to master the cultivation of the
cotton plant, may mean disaster tor
cotton fields OF America,
The ear has determined to make
his empire the seat of the cotton in
dustry, and, borrowing an idea from
the Farmers Alliance, will establish
warehouses and advance to the grow"
ers 20 per cent on the market price of
the staple.
Edward Goujon, at the head of the
movement, bas just finished an app
premiership of thirteen months on a
Louisiana plantation. He tells an
interesting story of the origin of the
scheme. With the car OF the Rus,
sian empire and some Of the other
members of the imperial household as
his hackers, Mr.. Goujon proposes to
| cultivate cotton on a gigantic scale
in central Asia, and eventually tC
furnish the markets of Europe witt
the products OF the Asia plantations
The 600, 900 bales of cotton annually
consumed in Russia, of which the
United States for decades have fur
nished twO~th'rds, will be sent to tn,
empire from the Asia plantations
for the car assurcs Mr.. Gouion thai
the tariff on all cotton except tha
raised on the new plantations will b,
raised to such figure that the Unit,
ed States, Egypt and India will be
unable to export the article to Russia
Cotton of as fine a grade as any grown
in the south, Mr.. Goujon declares
can be produced in Asia He goes
so far as to say that superior quail
ity of cotton can be ma lie from the
products of the plantation he propos
es to establish. 1t is not a leap il
the dark, says he because cotton field
have fourished with excellent result,
in the region he intencds to cultivate
The only drawback is drought, ant
that, he says, can be overcome by ir
rigation. Atlanta Constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
TO THE TEACHERS OF GEORGIA.

AT the last regular meeting of the
directors, 1t was determined to hold
the next meeting Of the association at
Brunswick, Ga, provided satisfactory
arrangements could be made. The
matter of location was thus intrusted
to the president, secretary and treas
urer, with power to act. We have assur-
ance that all requirements would be
fully and cheertuIly met.The question
Of railroad rates had then TO be ar.
ranged W. are uow elal to au-
nounce that all railroads in Georlia
belonging to the Southern Passenger
Association have 'granied a rate OF
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be sold April 26th, 29th, will
be of iron clad signature form, and
limited to continuous passage in
each direction, with extreme limit
May 9th, 1891. The Central rail
road of Georgia will sell tickets Tor
this occasion from coupon stations on,
ly. An educational exhibit will again
he held in connection with the meet,
ing of the association. If you will
contribute to the exhibit, notify the
secretary at once. The Southern Ex>
press Company has granted twoo
thirds rate each way, on all articles
sent from points in Gle a. The
opening exercises of the association
will take place Tuesday evening,
April 26lh.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
GEN. FITZHUGH LEE.

Lexington, Va, Jan, rs, 1890 -
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes--DeAr Sir: When
| require the use Of glasses wear
your pantiscopic crystalized lenses. In
respect to brilliancy and clearness OF
vision, they are superior to any glass
es | have ever used. Respectfully,
FTzHUGH LEE,
Ex-Governor of Virginia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

This yarn comes from Iowa, and
the inventor of it deserves higher
niche in the temple of fame than Mum
chaussen. Here it is: A farmer near
Scarsboro, Ia, while digging well
the other day, "struck vein of nat
ural cheese three aud one-half feet
thick at depth of eighty-three feet.
lie has Just received an analysis from
a reputable Chicago chemist, who says
1t is cheese of very high grade.
1t of a beautiful color and will keep
any length of time"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

Atlanta would sink into "innocu-
GUS desuetude" without a daily sensa
ton of some kind. The latest is to
the effect that Col. j. Troup Taylor,
OF that city. is the prospective heir to
an Irish earldom and an immense for
tune. Somehow these big European
fortune which Americans so often in>
herit don't seem to materialize salts
tactorily.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

The recently elected United States
sepatoroi Georgia, General John b.
Gordon, says;
Mr.. a. X. Hawke Dear sir:
the pantiscopic glasses you furnished
me sooe lime since give excellent
satisfaction. have tested them by
use, and must say they are unequal
cd i'll clearness and brilliancy by any
that | have ever wore.
Respectfully, JOHN B. GoRDoN,
ExoGovcrnor of Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

Noble Tom Hardemau died in Ma
con last Saturday morning. AS pubs
lie officer, as soldier, as the friend
of the farmer, and ss private citi-
zen, his life was biareless, and he
leaves a name that will live among
Georgia's honored dead.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
At mh Opera House,

special engagement of those qdmi-
iaoie expounders OF refined minstrel
~ ~: the famous Guy Brothers Elite
NJ Challenge Silver Band and
" Glassic Orchestra al the opera house
thursday night March 18th.
The oldest and the largest minstrel
organization in existence, everything
new: Brilliant FIRST part, spl endid
singing, wonderful specialties and the
hnest dancing.
be sure and see the grand stree
parade at IL O'Clock. Popular prices
Secure seats now.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

Following the testimonials have thoroughly tested the
merits the Rang: $1,000 ~
Albany Ga March M Olive undersigned citizens of Dougbery
adjoining counties have each purchased andase using
Home Comfort Steel Ranges and take pleasure saying that they
all that the CLONE ComorD implies They up quicker bake
Uniformly require radae less heat and are the hest and
most convenient cooking apparatus we have everseen
A. PYt. JOHN c. FRAZIER
GEO. PYE T. H. KIRKSEY,
DREW ROBERTSi L. B. G. EVANS
MRS MINDA HOLLOWAY j. w. WATERS
Rs SAME Nc ARDELL. P B. TWITTY
MRS L. T. WHITLOCK. j. F. GRANTHAM.
j. z. EVERETT. MRS MARTHA HOBBY.
d. F. CHAPMAN. g. w. MCDONALD
MRS ADA. WILSON. REBECCA MCDONALD
J. E. CROSLAND. E. G. BARTLETT
I. ]. PINSON. NJ. F. POPE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11
FROM THE EX- GOVERNOR OF
FLORIDA.

Tallahassee, Fla, March 5, 1888.
Mr.. /. X. Hawkes., Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir: have thoroughly tested
the glasses you fitted to my eyes
some time since, and have found them
to possess softncss Of vision which
anything Of the kind have
even used. Respectfully,
W. D. BLoxHAM.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

On the lat of April the duty on
sugar will cease to be collected, and
the price of that article ought to drop
about 2 cents pound. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that the shrewd mer-
chant and thrifty housewife will not
be caught with big stock on hand.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

1t is cruel to neglect symptoms Of
worms in a child. Many cases ofep,
ileptic fits can be traced to this source.
You do your duty when you give
it DR.. Bulls Worm Destroyers. 1t
will save the child.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-03-11

The number of people who licked
John L. Sullivan during his tour
tn rough Georgia increases as the emf.
nent slusger gets further away. In
the meantime, it is probably all news
to Sullivan.