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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

W1utomtmen I'M tDetBen Scbntlldtd1tcben
an Der Benn1Dloanta Npcnue, 6err @roper
unb Srau @rouertn, unO 8a6D 9tutb auz
mai!
Sic brauc6en itcb. nicbt tpcgen Der Gins
rtcbtun9 SDrer reuen GeitOen3 Sbre &0pfe
3u 5erbre3en, Dere6rteS Baar. Ser quite
ltncle Sam bat S6neu NlleS outs 8eite
Dergertcbtet. 9ti6ts feblt, tpeber bas cleft
trtlc6e Stcbt nOcb aucb Die metcbiten Sep
ptcDe unO Die i6tpellenolten S~auteuils in
ben Salons, nocb aucD 8er9e BON 9toien
unb 9tlten III Den @epd6S9Gulern. limb
0o5u baS 9ibibe SaI9en9elo BON so, 900
Dollars; bocb loI CT leben, bretmal boob,
Der quite uncle Gam!
Sic braucben itcb auc6 nicbt at SEN
raucbtgen 6eero SIT ieben, unb I'M ruBigen
Sopf Sbre &iiben 81 focbsn, tpie 6aS Sbr
antif rOmildber 8orfabre 51 tbun pflegte,
bet bLlttarme ~GincinnatuS. Die 3etten
baben iic6 eben iebr 9ednbert. Ser mo-
ocrne Batriot bat ieinen fran30ftlc6en @6ei,
&O6tnnen u1o &ilbeniungen, bic firth uno
lpGt nit Ben blanfen @alieroLen bantiren.
Ser @ttcinnatus bon Deute ipet1t bon
Silber uno &rDitau, unb baS 8e1te auf
benz Wfartte lit gerabe gut genrg fir ibn.
Nrmer altrOmtiber S6ealtit, Der Stpet fir
einen 9tifel rau6te u11o auf Der 8abn ME
anoers ais pierter @laiie fubr!
90 gut tpie Ser Sdbab bon 9erIien baben
Sic es fretlic9 nic6t, SEER BrG1ioent. Ser
betur6ante 6etbe bat IN 1einen 8alGften
S6GBe i'm Betrag bon so WtiQtOnen 9olz
lars aufgebGutt tpent ct aber I'M Sommer
let1e Yroutn5en beretit, banm n1uB bic
StaatSfaiie fir bic u%ngebeuren Soften aufz
fomn1en. Ser 9eSpot retlt nit einem @ez
folge bon 10000 gerlonen, Daru11ter 300
Sarne1t, Die ibnt, UNI nit BEN Wformonenz
proprietor 81 ipreben, angeItegeLt 1tn0.
0rooer be3oblt i'm Nrltngton per Saq bic
Sogalele bon 475 Dollars un6 5tuar aus
et9e1er Saicbe. 0a Doben mir bic tpabren
YDle nte1ticbLtober Qualification bor funs:
Der GtptlfOntg, Ser fir feline 6otelrecbnuna
1etnen @beG 9tnl6retbt un6 Der aitatiicbe
Sprann, Der fir fem Blatitrc6en tagliGh
tauienO untert6onen gu 8ettIern mac6t.
@ine 9tecbnun9 bon 475 Dollars Der Soo
lit fein 8appenfttel, aber iie lGBt ftcb ihon
etn O0er SWeinnal ausbalten, tDenn man
|S%>@(lNt VIZ GCC SuleC pes SSQ>
%terlan0eS, Der grOBe George, Der 1ib nicbt
auf'S 9itgen, Gbcr lebr tpobl auf quite g8irt6z
ibaft bertrand, tpar %befanntlicb elmer Der
reihitel1 Amertfaner ieiner .3eit, urb @ros
per tit Der reibite 8raiibent ieit ibnt. Nls
ct por acbt SaDren gum eriten Wtole in's
WetBe 6aus etn3og, betrug iein @utbQbeu
auf BET 8anf bccbitens $4,000 Dollars.
gtacb bier SaDren reformotori1cben 8eftres
bens bate er iicb 3u 100000 0ouarS nernz
porgepurl0telt". Der procbtpoQe Senoz
rat5ug, nit Dem ct MACH 8aibingtOn fubr.
bate teoem %unierer 9oQarfaifer imponirt,
6erte lit @roper au6 bet bertraute Same
RAD oteier 9ouorfatier uno BON ben 8robIz
bGnien, Die iicb NttIionGre neancn, neil lie
100000 Dollars 5ulammenoeic6looe1
bdbert, gebOren tpObl nur menige st ieirtem
pcrtraltten &reiS. gu unleren sSrent6pm
ge6ort jeBt 6err Benedict, auf beIlen 0ocbt,
fir Die er idbrlicb 20, 900 Dollars ousoie6t
mir bduft9 ipa5leren fa6ren. sic 6oben
alle berrltcbe yadten unb munberpone
San0ltBe, unlere neuen Sreun6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
GlepclamS's GerfpreGmn8en betnt
9GtmtS 1nttitfe.

Sn ietner ntarftgen SltaltgurottonsreOe
felt BrGii6ent Glepelan0 Die WGbrun9s>
frage allen onberen Doran, unb ct per>
lpricbt, 9[ues, mas in ieinen &rGften 1tebt,
3ur 8eieitigung 6es ieBigen beOrObltcben 3u>
Itanbes gu tbut. NuS ieoem letner 8orte
gebt berDor, 6aB CT inter Oteiem icbltrnr1ten
!3uItart6e 6ie fortgciebten Si~l6eranfdHfe,
ben Sil6eri6pin6el, Derite6t.
Ne1BcrIt nacboriidlt6 betont Gleoelano,
6aB u1lere 8olfSregierung ntdt od8u oa
lit, BEN @inSelnen SIT bem1ttern ooer 81
bereicbern o6er ba5 8olf 3u unterbalten.
Son 6ieIem Stan6punfte aus Derbalnnlt er
Subitoien unb 8rGmten, iopte Die touen
8enitpnsausgaben, melbe tpett itber ben
9%fatioualoanf fiir patriotiibe 9tenfte 3ins
ausge6en un6 burb tpel6e nit 6ent eDlen
Sriebe 6es Golfes, 9enet, tpel6e BET Der
8crt6eibigung beS 2anbes SIT SnDaltOet ges
perOen, 6ilfe 3u ~leiiten, Elm ic6dnoltder
W1iBbralcb getrie6en perOe.
NebnLidb ME in ieiner Q(ntrtttSreoe Dor
acbt Sa6ren perlangt GleDelanO @tnfadDett
unb SparIomteit in Der 9ebenSfii6rung OeS
@tnselnen, tpte in ser bes 9roBen @emetn>
t%peiens.
9Is etnen 6auptpeg SUR 0ffcntltcben
Spariamfeit be5etcbnet ct Bic 3urldz
~petlung oeS neutrality-suspicious. unO Der
Nemteridgeret BET 8eleBung BON Nenttern,
un6 ct felt burbgretfenbe GiDil0ient>
Geform in NuSit9t. 8aS mOgcn Die Dtez
len Sauien6e BON Qlen1terjdgern, bic sur
EMANCIPATION nacb 8aibtngtOn famen, BET
bielen Q(nfiin6igun9en geoabt baben unb
no9 benfen! Sbnen mitien Die BrGit>
bententporte e~tftgereS WtB6e6agen bereitet
baben, ais Ser S6nee unb baS Sis, bon
benen bic 8unbeSbauptita0t at bieiem
pierten WtGr5, Der itc5 in @6tcagu gum
Sriibltngstage 9eftaltete, beim9eiucbt purOe.
1tnerbittltdben Srieg erfldrt @leDeLano
alien Struts" un6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rungen 5ur Musbeutung beS Bottles.
@Ietcbbeit bor Dem @eieb un6 unge>
6i16erte NuSii6ung Der 8iirgerrec6te forz
bert CT fiir 9Qe, pbne I1nteri6ieo Ser Static
ur6 Ser Sarbe. @6enio berlan9t er Sc
recbti9feit unO 6uu1anttdt gegen bic Snz
6taner.
Sine Sarifreform ertldrt er fir cine
6auptpfltbt Der neuen 3te9terult9 ltnb Sc
%iebge6ung, cine GorifrefOrm nit umz
lt6t, o6ne l1e6ertiir3ung unb @ebdBigfeit.
Seine Mfttor6eiter petit Glepelanb baz
raul BIN, baB ct un6 ite nur mittelit 6es
ber5li3iten un6 uneigenniiBigiten 3ulamz
menptrfenS @rfoGg baben f0nnen.
Gum S6Iuiie Oeripricbt er, nab &rdften
allen ietnen QlultspficDten nebSufommen ;
un6 er i90pft Otutb aus benz 8epuBtietn,
i'm ga6inet unb I'M GongreB tpeiie unb pa
triotii4e MGnner ais StiiBen gu 6aben.
Sb er Dor Der regelmGBigen 3eit ben Gon7
greB aIsStiibe ein6erufen mil, lagt ct nid6t.
9lub DerIGBt er ii3 auf bte ebelmiitbige
gtac6iibt beS 8olfeS unb auf @ottes 6ilfe.
0tit bieier 4ntritt8re6e, Sic ii9 aucb
0urcb tlaren unb 9uten Still aus3ei9net, bat
Yrditbent Gleoelaub tpa6rlt6 einen guten
NnfGng gena9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Sas 4~aterSrii&te somntaesconsert
4. SO 1rA.

f. Nv " ! s.
9ie Geranitalter Ser Snaugurationsz
feterli6feiten IN @a1bington batten be-
l6Loiien, am mprgige1 Spnntag 9facbz
mtttag in Ben I'M b~orltgen YenItonsamte
fit BEN SnaugurattonS>8a bergertbteten,
feItLtdb ausgeIbmiidten GGumen Elm Gonz
Sert NIT @tlttrittspreiS gu D%eranitalten.
Sin iebr Derniinftiger @ebanfe! 0enn
ant Sountag lit es iOnft in @ai6tn9ton
t0btltb lan9tpeiltg. Sin gutes @on5ert
aber 6dtte Sen IN Spl9e BET Snauguratton
no6 in Ser 8unbeSDauptitoot befinbli6en
@Giten cine bibicbe N6pecb9lung geboten ;
unb 5ugletc6 bGtten btele @dite unb @az
ibtngtoner, sic feline @elegen6eit ober feline
W1itteG gum 8eiu3e OeS Snau9urationSz
8alIeS Dabeu, nenigitens bte 8aIrdunltd6>
feiten unO oeren QuSi3mltdung ie9en
fDnnen.
9ob ipas geibab? grooer G1eOelan6
ribtete npcb BON 2afeippoo aus an ben Bis
bergen W}inifter be6 Sn1ern, OtpbIe, Elm
Gelegromm fol9enoen SnbaGts:
yScb bin ganS u1b gar bagegen, baB baS
g enitonS9ebdube fir Elm SOnnta9s>
Gon3ert am 5. 3. benllBt miro un6 Der>
pabre mib bagegen, oaB man ett :
d eS DING ais etnen She'll Der Sn>
auguration anIteDt.
@roDer s leneIan6 D."
Sin 6eutiber Sreunb Glebelanb's be-
6auptet, bieler babe nur gegen ben @tnz
trittspreis prote1tiren tpoQen, neil leBterer
Elm 6ilfsmtttel 5ur Nufbringung BON @elz
BERN fir unnDtbtge 8rabt 0er Snaugu>
ration iein niir0e. Nber leiber ribtet
ficb @leDelan6's SeIegramm nicbt gegen BEN
@tntrtttspreiS, Ion0ern ge9en 0aS conn
t agscDn5ert.
6err gfoble, set ais Wtiniiter 0es Sn@
nern Dte Nufii6t iiber oas BeniionsgebG1oe
bate, perfl6r i'm @eiite beS @leDelanO'z
icben Telegramms unb 3ipang bas Teit3
Gomite, DaS CONCERT bonn Sonntag arf
9ienftog 5u berlegen. sis bobtn perben
,aber bic meiiten @dite mieoer abgeretst iett.
SonntagScon5crte 1tnO altcb ourcb DaS
neue, pom 3metunbfinfSigiten @ongreB
fir Ben 8e3irf columbia aufge1teute @ez
feb, peI6es 6en SonntagS5pang 9e9en
8irtbibaften beibebGlt, niDt Derboten.
ltn6 AUDI in StGbtel1, ipeIGen Elm Sonn1
tagSjob aufgelaoen lit, fOnnen Sonnta9S7
GonSerte itattftnben, 8. 8. IN Stem Oorf.
Ser 8eiu9 zines iolc9cn ionntd9tgen Con-
3erteS fam Der 0ffentlicben Wforal 1ur 3u@
frdsli6 iein. Sci uns in Chicago tperOen
quite SonntagSconserte, Obglei3 bier iogar
(mie ihredli0D 8ier BET ibnen p%ertauft
mir6, ielbit BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0atnen unD 6erren be1ubt!
@aS fieG Dem 9errn @roDer pObl Elm,
ais ct bas btiitge Tele9ramm gegen Sonn@
tagScon3erte OerfaBte? Sebcnfaas Oabte ct
ntcbt an ieinen eriten unb an ieinen oritte1
Qnnabmebrief, norm er auf un5petoeutige
g8eiie ale @ingrtffe in anitdnbige unb uns
i9al6ise SreuOen an 8o9enz unO. Cont
tagen Dermarf.
Ser freiiinnige G6eiG Ser @inwoDnere
l6aft @aibington's miro itob iebt in iebr
unbebagli6er Stimutung baran ertnnern,
baB I'M 2aufe Der erlten 8rGftoentlbatt
@lepelanb's int benz 8unoesbe8irfe etne
dr9ere Sonntasstprannei berribte ais 3uz
Dor unO ais unter leinem gtabfolger.
6offentGt9 lit Die bier beiprOcbe1e Glepe1
lanO'icbe 3epeicbe fetn @orsetcben Der 8iez
Derfe6r zines iolcben 3uitanbes!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Sarter's stanp .tns geaterlpc.

SIS 9eiBt Dem n~iebri9en uno piDriqell
Garter $. 6arriion piel al piel
@3re eripetiel1, Denn mir i'm nit elmer
Die 9tapOleon pergleicben. Nber ME
9tapoleon bel 3l9np iie8tc, I'M gleib oarauf
bel @aterloO auf INNER beIiest gu iperoen,
10 tpiro Dem Siege, pel9en Garter inn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
GtebeIanS's treNtt@er TlOttemntiati=
tier Serbert. = Gette @Dren=
3etattifie+

9aB itcb au9 Wfdnner, bic Oor6er 6aupte
idcblicb tur Dem Notwithstanding le6ten,
uberroi3enD iDneu in Oie Nuf9a6en oes
6lottenmintiterium3 eiltleben f0nncn,
erlte9t man an @ b itnep, benz
6lottenmtniiter Der eriten Glepelan6' ieben
BrditOenti6aTt, uno an letnem 6arrifon'z
1cben 9faDfOlger s racD. 9enn btcle beiz
ben Stem gorfer 9l6pofaten ~Leiiteten betm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Giatcth4tatetS eitti& 1tmS iekt.

@iafommen I'M petBen S6ml16fditcben
an Der BenniDlDania Nuenue, 6err @roper
unb Srau @rouertn, unb 8a6D 9tutb 3uz
mat
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Important Notice to Planters.

We call the attention of our friends to
the High Grade Fertilizers sold by the
Farmers Supply Co., Macon, Ga. They sell
Bone, Blood, and Cotton Seed Meal Fer
tilizers, also Acid Phosphates, German
Kainit, etc. They claim that their "Plow-
boys Brandt guano has no equal, while
'Black Rock Dissolved Bone leads all
acid phosphates on the market. They
have ready for shipments several thous-
and tons of Cotton Seed Meal Fertilizers,
besides large quantities of all other
kinds. Our popular townsman, Mr.. S.
R. Christie, represents this firm again at
this point. We advise our friends 10
confer with him before making any con-
tracts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Georgia Mules.

Isaac McLendon, an old Carroll coun7
ty citizen, has made a big success at
mule raising during the past five years.
Mr. McLendons farm is near CarrOllton,
and he has turned nearly all his attention
to stock raising. He says he first CON-
menced by sowing down small fields in
grasses. Fe then bought up several
brood mares, and in five years he raised
thirty head of mules, and has sold over
81, 900 worth of mules, in the two years.
He has raised some very large ones, as
large as are brought from Tennessee or
Kentucky. Mr.. McLendon says Geor-
gia raised mules are mnch healthier
than those from other climates and live
longer. Mr.. McLendon has demonstrate
ed the fact that Georgia farmers can
make success of raising horses and
mules.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Boys-'fordo2 Arlington, Ivey Melton
Guyton Parks, Frank Thompson, Eugene
Baldwin, Wiley Baldwin, Steve Christie.
Frank Guerry, Warren Parks, j. j. Rob
ertS, Hill Thornton, Isham Walker. Will
lie Blizzard, Walter Christie. John Hitler.
/ George Martin, Henry ROUGH, Roy Jenk-
ms, West Pace, Joseph Pace, Earnest
Whitchard, Owen Bishop, Joe Christie,
Pierce Christie, Curt Connowsy, Burt
Durham, Roy Hatcher, Ellis McMath,
ODE Roberts, Gland Tibbs, John Walker,
Girls-Daisy Allen, Mamie Deubler.
Minnie Martin, Susie Barrow, Meta Ken
drick, Lucy Lowrey, Annie Roberts, Kate
WhitlOck, Meta Baldwin, Susie Hannah,
Maggie Kenney, Genie Pace, Lille Rauch,
Olivia Alexander, Orie jenkins, Jennie
Jennings, Mamie Kenney, Ola Pace, Alice
Slade, Emma Bishop, Clara Connoway,
Nettie Geise, Gussie Hitler, ElYie Jen-
niugs, Mary Kendrick, Johnnie matthews
Clara Arlington, Lou Ella Cannon, Lille
Christie, Mamie Lou Connoway, Inez
Crouch, Mabel Kendrick, Annie McCor-
mick, Melissa miller, Mary Yarbrough,
Eula Hitler, Matte Geise, frankie Hors-
ley, Vesta Pace, Willie May Pace, Pearl
Proctor, India Walker, Emma Wooten,
Mary Young.
High School, 10th grade, 100; 9th
grade, 976; 8th grade, 96.4; 7th grade,
96.5; 9th grade, Miss Yarbrough, teach
er, $50; 9Th grade, Miss BIoodwortb,
teacher, 96.5; 4th grade, Miss Slade,
teacher, 96.1; Bird grade, Miss Glanton,
Teacher. 96.5, End grade, Miss Alcott,
teacher, $50; LIST grade, Miss Tanning,
teacher, $50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Public school books for the counties OF
Terrell, Calhoun, Randolph and Webster
for sale by c. L. Mize.
Fancy candies, Fruits and Nuts OF all
kinds Of Jordan Bros. Call there and
get your Christmas goods cheap
Canine Bancroft Seed Oats at Mel
ron Pros &, Thornton warehouse.
Imported German Kainit sold oy
Melton Bros. & Thornton.
Cigars and cigarettes, the Leading
brands, at c. L. Mics.
Go to Mrs. C. L. Nize orfne and cheap
millinery
French candy, the finest in the city, at
C. L. Mics.
Apply to L. A. Hatcher for rust proof
oats and wheat
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Don't Give I'm.

Don't give up in despair, because
Others have tailed to cure you. 1t will
not cost you much to make another
effort, Why drag out a miserable
existence and go early to the grave
When you can he cured or made to
Ieel that life is worth living? Why
not cone to a specialist whose father
ana az mother were physicians and train
e1 him IN the successful treatment of
cnrOnlc male and female diseases of
every character? Is years experience
SINCE then has further fitted him for
handling this class of ailments. Such
q physician you will find in Americas.
DOCTOR Montgomery has many test,
nlonlals from grateful patients all
over the state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
NIcE wEArnER EoR poRER.


That Is, IL Gou Want 80 PLAY Freeze Out
Game.
The weather clerk has it in for Daw-
son, and as a result the bottom of the
Thermometer has fallen out and we have
been skating on ice for nearly month.
Several times the thermometer has
made great efforts to rise in The world
and regain its old position in society and
in the estimation Of the coal consumer,
but these efforts have all been vanity
and vexation of spirit. The harder the
mercury tries to hold it's head up the
heavier the great majority of the wealth
er weighs down upon the poor mercury
with crushing force, and there is no
earthly chance to make rise.
1t has wrapped its downy folds around
he neck of tie business man, and he
longs to go fishing on summer day;
it has placed it's fingers on the velvet of
the parlor fixtures and the young lady
sighs for the picnic days and sings,
Garry me back to the June time;;'' it
has taken up lodging in the,eyes of the
pleasant and polite man and his pa
thence am smiles have gone glimmering
up the golden stairs
When last seen the weather man was
sitting down on his pants skating across
Chickasawhatchee creek.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Mr.. E. Thornton, 126 Holiday ST.,
Jersey City, N. j., in speaking OF sal
walton Oil, the great household speclhc
for sprains, burns, cuts, etc:, sums up
his admiration for this valuable remedy
in afew.words by declaring it to be 1.-THE
standard remedy." 1t kills all pain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Nessrs. J. T. Williams and Jacob Nc
Neil will open furnishing 3oods store in
the building now occupied by g. M. Da-
Wis d Co. the first CT next month.
These are two popular young men and
Their success is assured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Some Changes.

Mr.. c. G. Lewis has bought the res
idence where Policeman Colson has
BEEN living. Mr.. Colson has moved to
Mr. Cobb's place beyond the creek. Mr..
Cobb has bought Mr.. j. A. Miller's
place. Mr.. Miller's will move to Texas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Mrs. Geise improving.

We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Owen
Geise, Of BrJnwood, is q great deal bet
ter from her recent severe attack of sick
ness, which notification will give great
pleasure to her many friends here and
elsewhere.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
rhn Humane .TaiIer.

Jailer Coop Tedder, on last Friday, on
account of the cold weather, procured
two extra blankets apiece for the pris-
oners. This was a humane act that de-
serves commentator.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
DIR. John Bulls Worm Destroyers

Taste good and quickly remove worms
from children or grown people, restor-
ing the weak and puny to robust health
Try them. No other worm medicine is
so safe and sure Price % cents at drug
stores, or sent by mail byJohn d. Park
& Sons Co., 172 and III Sycamore St,
Cincinnati, o.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
More Light Needed.

The residents upon jackson street
need more light in hat portion of tile
city. A lamp at each end of the street
doesn't fill the bill, as those who
occupy the middle portion, as they walk
at night, have to grope their way along
and are in danger of losing their footing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Judge Statham is at work in earnest
in getting up evidence for contesting the
iustice of the peace election. Judge j.
NJ simmons will begin hearing the evil
denee in a few days.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
ResiGn0ds

AT meeting of the city board of pub
lie school commissioners, held Monday,
the resignation of Commissioner j. W.
Turner was rendered and accepted. MF;
Turner resigned because he has moved
outside of the city limits. The vacancy
has not yet been filled,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Worthy of His Hire.

1t was a virtual recognition of the val
lie of Rev. E. M. Whiting, pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, and who
also gives one Sunday to Georgetown,
that his salary for the year was assessed
at $1,000 He is laborer well worthy
of his hire.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Notify Them.

All PERSONS having guns or equip
ments belonging to the Dawson Guards
are requested to notify Quarter Master
J. W. Brown or Sergt, E. j. Hart. 1t is
necessary that they be gathered in.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
uo1ding Court in Wilkes.

1ndce Query is in Washington this
81, holding Wilkes superior court for
7ndge McWhorter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castor7a,
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriS'
when she became Miss, she chung to Castorl"'
when shs had Children, she gave them Castorias
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
rl,e al Crop Au Right.

Farmers who were in the city Satur-
dov we're of the opinion that the oat
croo had not been very mater ally in
iurad bv the cold weather.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
putting in the Clock.

THE workmen are now engaged in
,ttiro the city clock in the court house
tower.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
New Firm.

IA. Lowrey & Co. have been sue
.aJod Nv Lowrey & Shields. MIR. L. A
rovrey has retired.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
A Fine school.

Prof. Tilley is teaching fine school
in the sardis neighborhood. He has an
excellent school and his patrons are well
nleaSed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
CITY Election Case.

papers preparatory to carrying the
city election case to the supreme court
we're filed Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
The Cold Did 1t.

The cold was so excessive on last Sun
day afternoon, THAI the exercises of che
mems prayer meeting had to be brought
to a sudden close.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
He's Farming

Mr.. Jesse Goss, so well and favorably
known among us, is now at Gooseberry,
Webster county, engaged in farming.
He was in the city ia portion of last
week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

l will leave Dawson on the first day OF
February. All parties having work in
my shop will please call and get it,
l. WEISsBURG.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

In the alley, next door to o. B. Thorn
as, am prepared to do ali kinds of
blacksmith and wood work. repair
wagons and buggies, also all kinds of
repair work in the wood line. 1 do any
KIND of blacksmith work, and shoe
horses the best of any in my line.
1t. G. w. SMITH.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

The merit OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is
proven by the many wonderful cures it
is accomplishing. 1t is just the med
icine for you.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Good Shoes.

We are sole agents in Dawson
for Harper Blacks celebrated shoes.
Always reliable.
1 mo. T. O. WHITCHARD & Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
The Sick Sheriff.

Sheriff Dave Christie was confined to
his home several days last week by
spell Of sickness. He is out again, how
ever and is in as fine trim as ever to
catch a criminal or levy paper.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Mad Dog Killed.

Mr.. John W. Hortman killed a mad
~ an his place last Friday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
20 Bushels

Genuine Georgia raised Seed Rye fo1
sale At ]. R. Mercer & Co.'S warehouse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Hevwood's Celebrities

VIII appear at Hart opera house Sat
friday night
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18
Oats, Oats, OatsI

We are now offering genu-
inc Texas Rust Proof Oats at
90 cents per bushel. Call early
as they will not last long.
T. >. WHrrCRARD b %
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-18

Milo ,oF pretty millinery go 70 Mrs.. @. L