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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-05

90, ssx., ss,osseks - the center.
III. q 3 rs ~ ~ '5lzak that night, Just
$500: tne desert ends and the noun
80. .ain =. peg ms. 1nc governor pitched
80 49, 'n tle garden behind his house,
s 49,. esiesl ta'neu Inc messenger Of the
81 w ear most sumptuously- MY Cos
saek VINO, ike true Russian soldiers,
TT. dni'e saIe 50 long as their com
,nahaing ofhcer showed no sign Of AJAX
y 80 swo ponnds ef piiah IA messs
81 rlce ana mutton) apiece. and theL
leii asleep quite comfortably.
y siumpers, however, were not 80
auies ~ any means. had head
enough q the ameer to be sure that he
rouiin = pe easily taken IN; and Il he
!. .V ua me Out a. would be only being
spI sureu lo death by inches, instead Of
kc.eing cut down at once.
once or Twice thought Of waking
~ ny Sossacks ana making run for
~ out every time looked out Of tie.
EN- tnere We're two or three Box
narlotes strolling about with guns On
tnslr shoulders, and soon saw that
.nere was nothing for It but to go right
.hlougn win ~ 70 the end.
" 2 started again q little before sum
~, r,se' anu got 70 Samarcand about noon.
lne view 81 the Tchepan- Alta hills,
s.anding outover the rush and foaming
y me river, was very fine; but TO my
Great disgust as soon as we got to the
outskirts q the town, they blindfoidcd
me Win silken scarf, 50 missed see
ing lust the very thing that ! especially
wanted 70 see.
We passed through several streets,
seemingly crowded, to judge by their
noise. Then felt myself led up q
winding path and through a gate; AID
tnen, al at once, the bandage was
taken away from my eyes, and found
myseH n large paved court, In the
MIDST Of which, on pile OF cushions,
sat a short TAT, avy-looking old mao,
Win small, narrow black eyes.
Il The moment the Bokhariotes who
were with me came near him they all
1eli upon their faces; and then guessed
tnat TINS Old rogue must be the ameer
himself.
What seek you here, OoroossT
asked the ameer, looking keenly at me.
20 tnen ! plucked up courage and
told him as steadily as ! could (for the
unsheathed swords all around were
rather unpleasantly suggestive) that !
giving him at the same time my gold
watch and my revolver
HE was quite delighted with the re-
volver, and must need fire 1t off at once,
nearly shooting some Of his own at
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-05
DEMOCRATIC TITLES.

We often say with Joy and pride,
Our hearers to convince
OF some ones quality that he's
A veritable prince.
An equine beats tho record whiio
She's foaming as the surf.
And then she is tho reigning queen
o. all the Yankee turf.
In speaking Of the lion wild
That on the human feasts.
!. We all admit, admiringly,
That he's the king Of beasts.
1t strikes me as remarkable,
And hard to understand.
How royal titles shine in this
Most democratic land
Methinks In speaking Of o prince
Whom we with favor scan,
We should proclaim him far and wide
A blooming alderman.
The fastest racer on the track,
To fame should ever be
The lady OF tho white house Of
The turf, It seems to me.
The lion. while he caracoles
With fair or foul intent,
or all the animals on Garth
Should be the president
"real bona fide" duke
In whom some good we see,
senator we should proclaim.
In our unbounded glee.
Our playing cards we e'en should talxo
And tear to smithereens,
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a LITTLE NONSENSE.


"A Fable. Eel I'M onto your chuckled
the Fly. as he settled down on the
Mans head. Eyes, = remarked the Man,
as he knocked the Life out Of the Fly.
II see-you are dead onto me2"
Too Much For Him. -Blithers az
concert garden) 81 wonder why that
director always sits whom he conducts
the band?" Smithers--"He can't stand
the music. Tsuppose. IN. <. Herald.
HAS that young man proposed
YETI" asked the fond father. Eyes.
pa, !" she answered. "Did you accept
himP" mo, pa; because. you see. he
didn't propose to me."-Harper's BA
Ear (
--Mudge-'It Is foolish for young
man without capital to indulge In the
hope Of getting rich Wickwire--
Eyes, that's 80. The better way Il for
him to quit hoping and go TO work 49,
Indianapolis journal. !
The Mark Of Gentlemau. -Geral-
dine--''See over therel A gentIemau
and an usher arc having 8 disputel'
May--"Which Is the gentleman?v
Geraldine The ono who ID talking 70
loudly IN X. Truth
-Professor--sT understand, young
gentlemen, that you are opposed 70 The
introduction Of co-education in this COL
lcgc?" Students Yes, sir, We are.
What do girls want to 60 10 college Ton,
anyway? They can't row. =" Buffalo
Express.
Virtue Unrequited. Bibblns
Lord, what bad luck I'm playing inl
You know how early went home from
the lodge last night?'' Juggins Yea
Said you were going 70 surprise your
WIFE well, she was asleep =" Light
"A Fortune Out Of Her Piano And
Minnie has made fortune out d hsr
piano playing. How did she do Il 10
quickly?'A "She practiced 10 much that
her uncle committed suicide. and 1h6
was his heir, you know Demo<ost's
Monthly. ri 4
Experientia Docet. Mac --ssD on'(
you think Miss Slimwaste n 8 young
lady Of very refined taAtesY Arthux~-
~ do; took her 70 supper thc okho<
night after the play. and her rc1ned
tastes got away with Over n worth %
the choicest things on the blu 81 faro
brooklyn Eagle.
Coroner have foand on thf5
BODY 4 letter which indicates that ~
naa's name wns Brown can - sd
acre identity himY' streneor Brown,
lid you sayp / used ~ know man
named Brown down IN Texa4 Z Cor0113
Thank Heaxeni Here = 3 cIox =
last Binghamton hsedtz. f
In : few yeara The story q sIynoIi-
Ing Will contain - account u HOW ~
trembling wretch Was hus}[c1 q ~
nearest e;sctrie light plant - IN.
iessly connected VIM IL dyn1Ino "a
how th6 mob cscapod 81 81 1n<|I -
while the nlumina(lnr duid ~ 1zulor.
In6 tie victIm's Inner rocca1e9 y q ~
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or GENERAL INTEREST.


nr ceNrpxt rNrrpeer
y = - : -
"A physician n Ashland. No. has
On his ofIice wall this touching motor
Patients are virtue.
Here Is the prayer 81 the minister
Of the cumbrays, two miserable islands
IN the mouth Of the Clyde: 80 Lord,
bless and be- gracious ID Che creator
and tho lesser Cumbrnyg. ana III Thy
mercy do not forget the adjacent islands
Of Great Britain and Ireland
The New Orleans Times Democrat
concludes, Oh the basis of Nj. P6rfer's
census, that 81 the population of the
United States IS pcr cent Il Enulish: 20
per cent is German: is per cent Il
Irish; per cent Is Latin; 5 per cent
Scandinavian, and ) per cant. SIav.
yer0snnes VI. /. AZ th,rd o,dest
citv n fhe limited States hav;no hren
Chartered II 17ss Hartfor,i ana Nav
Haven. Conn. vera ..harterrd IS 1raa
yeroennjfe Is nroba hly The IN Hest and
most Quiet citv n the country. hayine
s nonnlafi.n n 4 "a ara crver,rg orlv
Loo acres. Nevertheless It has {
mayor, . city council, board Of aider-
men. and ali other officers pertaining 10
q full-fledQed city.
HEY At least "a ,i)f) Amer,can. nnnna,lv
20 10 Europe Is make the 0rnnd tDns'
This army 81 nleaaurc-seelxers nav sls. !.
600. 900 to the steamshin ompanies and
sa6' ooo. 600 Is hotel bills. nreserts ana
tina. The exnenses ~ ira oriinnrv tr.v-
eaer averaging 81 per dav Tor forty davs.
-Four milton dollars NAV Il safely
charged e presents. II win thus be
seen that the Total amount exnended 4
about s5c. ooo. 600.
~. .xr,-,s 49,, ~. =. ~.
Trnited ststss II, t,,e ve.,. s,,s..,s rnns
ID .,,,.4.d = ear oro ooc ss...ss,.
st.nd;ng tl,e ;,,rrsrss fsii;r,, ~ Il, ~.
shipment Al raw sillr az account - ina
denression ~ The s;lx indnstrv q ~
United states and Is the sh;nrnents ~
frnit from sicily OWING - ! def,ciant
cron Had the shinmants - hi, ard
fruit been, e1nal ~ chose ~ the ,,reced-
;nr vaar AM exnorts vo,,,d nav. -.
ceeded s2s. 900. 900
IN. h,.l ~ rnd,.a .~x !. ta,nu
49, q, ~. :, 80. .t.s,. ~ s.sa Is
sr,,,. .v,s~;,s,.,.s - go X. ~. ~.
h,s,~ -, Is 49,, 81 80 49,. ~ ,, ~.
.nd afts~ ta;rr ,,,,xad ,,,.,, - 80; 80,
srd thoro,absv h,;Isd th. -. , $3.50 $50 :
liza - ss.asn. a 49, ~, NJ r,n.;. 49, :
s,,,s.. Tb,a - ~, 1898
& hrdr.,,,;- 80 /" g 49, z 49, :
- -'..x. 49, q ~. 49, s.
8 81. az. -. 80 49, ArsA:s IN -
i. ,.,ori,ad x va,.;or. rsvs 4 80 :
~. 49,. 49,. 49, 4.,,..
49,. -. s s,. - y 800, ~ IL sSs
assS.. . u. & ~ ~ "" s ss :
soD. q = q ~ 4. - s1sSo. sn. 's ~
g as s. . .o". = WY ~ Is. 1919 LOW
s . $500 - ma la s , -. sns' , =
.aem, $500 .a'u - Z An ~, wouiu n
~ ~, ..' ..a 49,. - ,,ae ~ l1tssse
- ! g s 80 '. 90. ca s.'an .ne
1sss ans "a. ZINES mofo voiume
80 .,,s = go 80 az s,ne = : al Pm ~
nss1 .le' ~ 80 1911 l'oOo y ssoov e.
E,opu e $3.50 nunoer q la.
= s as s:,s - nli !, na es ~ ~
81 - ivy snousaiu D'il'ons = Wy, o0o'oVo'-
wv
some experiments were recently
maae az tne riverside IRON works
Wneeaing, y. ~, on tne comparative
ilaoillsy 70 rust q IRON ana SOFT besse-
Ancf otcSk- n PiScc oE irou~ pidlc anu u
similar niece of etnel both clean and
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Lively wires.

1t was couple Of hours after mid
night and light rain, was falling. A
couple of newspaper men were going
home after a hard nights work Sud
denly there was q break in the line of
the flashing electric lights. The lamp
directly opposite the two. men was
spluttering and sending only few
CLEANS through the darkness. The two
men involuntarily stopped to look at
it Then came a tiny flash from the
bottom OF the pole. Look! There is a
live wire hanging down." said one.
Suddenly there came another flash di-
rectly in front of the men, ard then
another and another just beyond.
Take .care!' shouted the other man.
1.-THE wire is on this side of the street. !"
The.two scribes hastily backed away,
and prepared to beat q mastery re.
treat. A moment more and the whole
street seemed alive with these danger
GUS flashes, while visions of the horrors
of electrocution brought gray hairs
to the heads of the reporters.
.'Pshawi They're only lightning
bugs!''
Two hats were jammed down oyer
the owners cars, and the men splashed
along through the rain. Albany Argus.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-11-05

t,AAp " t4AEsA 81 A1APAteA"tl0Ms
Hubby, x said the new wife. Il fear
you have some family secrets which
you have kept from me. I,
~. Family secrets?"
.'Yes, dear. Have you not I'm aunt
who is not what she should be?n
81? An amt? Why, what do you
mean?'
oh. know, and respect your solic-
itnde for her morals; but, my dear, You!
should not have kept the matter secret
from me. Possibly could help you in
the good work.
II don't know what you al. talking
about, my dear. What do yon mean?,
sOh, know il all heard yon last
night talking in your sleep about maxi.
ing your auntie good. ~ Detroit Free
Press II
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SOME BEAUTIFUL FANS.


| Anderson" Quite Unique.
But few people have any idea Of tho
amount of time and skill titilizei in
identifying fans. or the cxorbitant
prices paid for some of these unique
little works OF art.
We see them at all prices, varying
flom a. few cents to couple of hun
dred dollars. The most expensive and
ell borate are imported from Paris, al
though quite a number OF the ostrich
feather fans, SO generally admired,
como from Vienna.
At this season Of the year the gauze
fan is most popular, many of them
beautifully decorated and hand-painted
by celebrated French artists, as Za1in-
ski and Rodiguez.
One of the most beautiful fans ever
imported to this country was seen at a
fashionable establishment the other
day marked to sell for one hundred
and fifty dollars.
The sticks were of pearl, exquisitely
inland and mounted with silver; the
decorations were by a noted Ere nch
artist, and portrayed a group of young
people in boat, not only the boat but
the water being represented by the
most delicate point lace woven in the
silk gauze.
Another work of art was decorated
with the finest of real duchesse lace,
beautifully hand-painted, with pearl
sticks delicately inlaid with silver, the
price of which was seyenty-fve dollars.
Such dainty affair noticed at fifty
dollars-the sticks were Of pearl, most
exouisitely inlaid and ornamented with
gold; the fan was of light gauzy mate
rial. with the daintiest imaginable deco
ration, representing Daphne drawing a
shell---the shell being woven in the FIN
est of point lace, an edge of point lace
making pretty finish at the top
Duchesse and real point lace enter
into the decorations Of most of these
elegant novelties, the prices of which
vary with the fine quality of the lace
and decorations used. So elaborate arc
many of these in fact that one would
have to study them to make out all
their beauties
The pure white gauze fans, with In
laid pearl sticks. are very pretty and
simple. quite the thing for young girls.
and may be purchased for twelve doll
lars
A novelty in a Vienna fan made Of
impian feathers, with shell sticks, was
very handsome, and marked thirty dol
lars.
Another novelty, marked forty dol
lars, was made of pheasants' feathers,
and had amber sticks.
Elegant ostrich feather fans are seen
in different colors. with pearl sticks,
and vary in price from eighteen to fifty
dollars, the white being the most ex-
pensive, as the eighteen plumes which
go to make them up have to be care
fully selected.
Besides these there are the mourning
fans of plain black crepe de chine, with
richly carved ebony or smoked pearl
sticks, ranging. in price from sixteen doll
lars upwards.
"A very unique idea is the MARY An
derson," one of those open affairs COM
posed Of five light gray plumes, and
handle of white ivory, with ring at
tached. and ornamented with large,
graceful bow. This style is very effect
lively worn with evening toilets.
Special mention might also be made
of the pocket extension fans with violet
and sandalwood sticks, the delicate per-
fume of which is SO pleasant The lat
ter sell for four and five dollars. -Bos-
ton Globe.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

PATR0HZE HOME MERCHANTS.

The spring trade is now in full
swing.
All who read THE NEWS will gee
that the enterprising merchants of
Dawson are Offering rare attractions
A walk along the business streets ot
the city will convince anyone that the
statements Of our advertisers are bas-
ed on facts, The stores of Dawson
were never before so attractive as thew
are NV. They are well stocked and
beautifully arranged for the DISPLAY
OF their goods. Our merchants are
famous for their enterprise. They
buy in very large quantities from first
hands. No city in America of Daw>
sons size has handsomer sbops
and nowhere are goods offered at more
reasonable prices. There is absolute,
y DO reason why anybody in Dawson
should send out OF the city tor any.
thing. People of small means will
firc prices low here. They can get
as much for dollar in Dawson as
they can in any other market. Those
who want expensive articles can find
IN Dawson opportunities to crafty
the most luxurious taste.
Patronize home merchants!
In doing so you not only show the
proper spirit OF community, but you
subserve your own interests. The
merchants Of Dawson have done a
great work for the city. While many
Of them have made money for them
selves, they, by their large ideas of
enterprise and by their fair dealing,
have given Dawson a magnificent rep
utatiOn as great commercial cens
ter.
They deserve the cordial support o!
the people among whom they live and
to whom they offer such excellent adj
vantages in the way of trade.
THE News takes pleasure in COM
mending the merchants OF Dawson tor
their energy, their enterprise and
their liberal policy. 1t is gratifying
to observe a rushing spring trade,
making our streets every day scene
of busy life and commercial activity,
and to know that the people of Dawr
son appreciate their home merchar is.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
Notice Of New Militia District

-'CtiNS VI WV -Nlllllld lDlSlGlCI.
Whereas, Application has been made
III due form for the establishment of a
new militia district in said county.
and commissioners having been ap,
pointed TO lay out ami define the lines
thereof, and their report having been
approved, and entered upon the min
utes, and the Governor having been
furnished with Il certified copy of the
proceedings, it is ordered that the
same be published tor 30 days at the
courthouse door and in The DAWSON
News.
Report Of commissioners to lay out
ard define the line, of new Militia
district, commencing at county line
between Terrell and Webster c0un.
ties, ut the land line between lots of
land nos. 236 and 237, in the 811th
militia district and running South on
s1id land line to the southeast corner
Of lot Of land no 22O, and then. west
Oh the land line between lots OF land
nos. 1877 and 22G, 20 the county line
between Terrell and Randolph coun-
ties, at the land line between nos. 20S
and 2O9 in the 18th lard district,
then north on said county line to the
Webster county line, then east on the
county live between Terrell and Web
ster county to the starting point.
Done by order Of the board OF coun,
ty commissioners, April 4th, 1891.
}. W, ROBERTS, Clerk,
3. {. Z. I. Z.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
PUBLIC ROADS.

Richmond county has the best pub
lie roads OF any county in the state.
here IS some system and method used
in working her roads, and the men
who have the work in charge are pro-
vided with good implements and have
control of the county chain>gang.-
The plan, as pursued generally
throughout the state, is, perhaps, of
all farces. the greatest on record
During the year about two days are
set apart for road working. The coun-
ties have no implements for working
roads, and each hand, when he is
summoned, is told to bring with him
hce or an axe. The day is set
apart as holiday, and is devoted to
! frolicking. If in the summer, every
shade tree is utilized in collecting the
hands where the best takers can in
terest the listeners with tale telling.
The world is so full OF humbugs that
the people even love to humbug them
selves. In fooling themselves, OF
course the courts and grand juries are
imposed upon. The judge III his
charge talks very earnestly Of the
importance of having good public
roads, he reads the statutes, and, With
tears in his eyes, begs the jury to re-
port such commissioners as have fail
ed to do their duty. While making
this charge, be knows that the law is
so defective that no set of commits.
sioners could meet the needs of the
public, and that no provision what
ever has been made for carrying on
such work, and that there is not SIN.
gle implement in the county suited
for the work. The people spend
a good deal of valuable time in cons
pleinmg of the impositiohs that are
practiced upon them, and yet they
themselves are the prime movers
and abettors. If they, themselves,
without reward or remuneration,
practice this sort Of imposition, on
each other, is it to be wondered at
when they elect to office one of their
number that he should still travel in
the same beaten path. = WayUesboro
True Citizen.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

SEVERAL Of our neighboring towns
have aD ordinance which says that any
person found Idle and loating about
the streets without any visible means
Of support shall be deemed a vagrant
and punished, etc. Dawson could
very pro6taaly adopt similar law.
The News has urged this matter upon
om city -athers several tihes. 1t
would catch up and dispose of mum
Der Of disreputable characters who are
menace to good morals, and dis
grace to the town, Let us have a
vagrsnt law.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
Sheriff Sale.

Will be sold, before the court
house door, in Dawson, Terrell county.
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in May
next, within the legal hours OF sale,
one house and lot in the city of Daw.
son, COUNT and State aforesaid, stu,
ated near the Sardis colored Baptist
church, known as the Iverson Jack.
son house and lot, and where the
family OF said jackson now reside :
levied upon by W. I Lewis, l.. c.,
% 18Th of February, 1888, in favor
OF J. r. Mercer d Co., versus Iver>
son jackson.
d. X. CHRISTIE,
March 30, 1890. Sheriff.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
CLOTH G..
HERE !. snail .keteh Of what We can M f., rnn

HERk is a small sketch Of what We can do fen
$50 pair Chidrens Par - 20 cents only Claa.
N 10 two pieces handsomely made up price now 81 6
inner grade OF Chidren Suits Size - pieces made Of Ia
$3.50. ~ ~ ' 'I'''' regular pn2e
Chidren Suits size 70 10, pieces Wool Cashmere IN
ohpIIe1 @ ald Light Checks all going price
Boys suits size IL to 49, three
$340-a bargain $500 Boys to 49, three r III a.
mon Goods IN the latest style. ALI s50se elseer
s0 some lone and see our Boys Suits sizes 10 49, made the hand
Nest uo2dsa regular $40 suit We give you $500
lug Pants light checks striped s17Oa bargain at 81 So
We sell hne Custom Made made imported in the latest
and Pernregu price for from sos co. Now goin for ~
lis value. ~" eo'"s lor nan
Mems Suits ranging from s400 suit We want 70 say ~
do for in this line. We you come aad see for
II this is not selling goods for fifty dollar - ''
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

PRoF. ToTTEN of Yale College, who
is said to be an accomplished scholar,
a close student of the Bible, a mills
tary man and scientist-in fact, any
thing but crank-has figured it out
that the millennium will dawn on this
sin-cursed earth in the year 1899, and
that the Savior of the souls of mans
kind would once again visit the world
TO make it better.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29
4 HARWKG.

1t is horrible to think, ssys an ex-
change, that almost one fifth of the
farming lands in Georgia are under
mortgage to foreign capital for NOM
ey lentoL five and ten years time.
The farmer pays a costly premium
for trust, and the interests the first
year generally runs at least to the U.s.
urious rate of twenty-five per cent.
1t is sad, indeed, to think that in a
few years we shall stand in line with
Kansas and other western states,
where the very surface of the earth is
plastered over with mortgages, and
whore the grinding neel of monopoly
has driven the people to desperation.
Our farmers should be warned in time.
A mort gage once established upon
your beloved homes in cancer that
takes root in the very vitals of your
happiness and slowly but surely eats
it away. It is better TO be poor al
ways ,han to rest ', bile in the false
idea ofsecurity. 1t is better to live on
bread and water than 10 subsist upon
slow poison, however sweet. Z cab
in that is all your own Is richer in
comfort than the borrowed ease of en-.
other mans palace. Farmers beware;
the money lender is the curse of our
fair country; he is tenfold worse at,
fiction than any plague--while he
coos like dove be stings like an adj
der.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

INSTANCES are numerous in which
men have been hanged or imprisoned
upon circumstancial evidence who
were Afterwards found to be innocent.
one OF tue most remarkable cases of
this kind is that of James Hitchcock
oil Michigan, who was convicted OF
murder thirty,three years ago and
sent to the penitentiary, where he hal
patiently borne his punishment
through the long, weary years of al
average lifetime. A few DAYS s;nc
1T was ascertained that he was anot,
er victim of chcpmstantial evidenc
aad was innocent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

DEPEND upon Secetary Blame Ia
score good point against an artago-
mist whenever an opportunity pre-,
sents itself! His statement to Pres
mier Rudini setting forth that the
United States is not doing 81 insur,
auce business, and therefore cannot
undertake to carry any risks guarans
teeing the personal safely OF adventur.
Gus foreigners who may undertake to
defy the local law where they may
chance to locate, was rather a strong
point to contemplate Ii Italy or any
other country wants us to guarantee
protection to her wandering popula-
lAtion she must manage to restrain
them from infractiOns OF our laws
both local and federal.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-04-29

MAJ. J. F. HANSON has been in
vited by the E. S. Jones Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic to deliv-
err the memorial address in May next
at the decoration of the federal SOL
diers' graves at Andersonville, and
has accepted.