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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

Ordinary j. W. Roberts has received
the money to pay the pensions of the
widows of Confederate soldiers. There
o W. q of them in all, and in the aggre-
gate they will receive $3.50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
FascinatOr.
All notions, dry goods, etc., must
go at the Red Flag Store.
Personal.

Dennis Davis was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Nora Cox, of Perry, is visiting
Mrs. j. G, Parks.
Mr.. Mccullough, of Senoia, is here
engaged in railroad work.
Mr.. Will Harper, of Americas, has
been IN the city this week.
Mr.. j, L. Bunch, OF Shellman, was
IN the city Sunday visiting relatives.
Judge Query is in Macon this
week holding court for Judge Bart
Mr.. G. W. pozier returned home
SSaturday from a several days trip to
New Orleans
Mrs. John Per1yman, of Benevo
5.ence, is in the city visiting her
laughter, Mrs. James Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Thompson, OF
lawson lawson, spent Sunday afternoon in
'osh0ers, visiting Mrs. Mollie Hickey.
I1e critical illness of Mrs. j. w.
IeaGy Is the cause of much sollc.tude
~ III u Inc part Of her friends. Il V ish OF
Q" :, ,nat she may speedily recover.
Mr. 5; E. Dryfus, representing the
4 Speciality Company, was in
r W. city Monday. He is ole of those
5 peasant hustiing young men that
people love to meet,
Ne Mr. Heny Wilson and daughter,
y 4l:s Annie, Of New York city, are
AZ the family of Prot. B G
/ az aoans on Orange street. Mr.. Will
/ fGn Is genial gentleman aad at one
H.. published the New York City
i1nuee'ory, where he was successful
e @I1asslng a fortune. He is man
Vii; ears old and this is his first
! r 'e,S 10 Georgia In sixty years. Our
t. FsOPe wish that he will not make
visits 50 far bet Teen hereafter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

Mr.. Oliver Altman, of Mt. Pleasant,
Westmoreland Co., Pa, cured pain in
the back of ten years standing with Sal
walton Oil. He says: II was troubled
with pain in my back for ten years,
and spent much money to cure myself.
At last was persuaded to use Salvation
Oil, half bottle of,,which effected cure.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
Gone to the Convention.

DR.. John f. Lamar and Messrs. F
N. and W. w. Green left for Aus
gusta Monday to attend the State
Agricultural Convention. They took
with them a twelve pound turnip.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
VIII Merchandise.

Ex-sheriff lobe Thornton is opening a
stock of groceries in the building occu-
pied by the late j. F. Bussey. Success
to him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
CLOSED UP
Was Jordan Bros Store AJter Making an
Assignment to Colonel Hart.

was Jordan Bros store AJter making an
Assignment to Colonel Hart.
Saturday morning Jordan Bros, gro
cels, made an assignment. Colonel E. j..
Hart was the assignee.
In the afternoon the store was closed
by Constable Lewis on a fila in favor of
A. w. Turner, of Macon.
The assets of the firm are about 1000
and the liabilities are but little more.
There are two preferred creditors, Mrs.
j. F. McLung and Preston & Strauffer,
of New Orleans. The former holds a
mortgage of $3.50, and the latter one Of
S33.
Jordan Bros. are popular and clever
young men, and the misfortune that has
overtaken them is universally re 5retted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
The County Institute,

Tho teachers will meet in Dawson next
coturday, that being the time fixed fo'
tho first session of the Institution this
rnar
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
New Fire Compano.

A fire company has been organized
at the Variety Works, name
Mechanic Hose Reel, The officers
are D. H. Ozier foreman, w. G..
Moody assistant foreman, G. f. Al
bOtt secretary, 7. r. Hannah trt as
urer,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
veal,
Fascinator'
Neu citizen for Bronwood.

Dr Homer Wall, of Marion county, is
now resident of Brentwood. We well
com, him among us, and hope for him
lucrative practice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

Genuine Bancroft Seed Oats at Mel
ton Bros. & ThorntOn's warehouse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

Glass lamps from 15c. to $1.0O.
Good tobacco, 6 plugs 25c. at Red
FLAG Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
The Carpets Here.

The carpets for the new Methodist
,,rob have arrived. They cost $3.50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

Imported German Kainit soldi by
Melton Bros. & Thornton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

All notes and accounts due
the firm of Arthur, Crittenden
& Whitehead must be settled
at once or they will go in our
attorneys hands for collection.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15

325 ; tb G1ats, p1uts andj vests,
'' al lied Flag Store. :" "a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
1t Isa Wen Known Fact

pa h al food cooked by steam is more
lourisIii5,'. easier to digest, aud more
The 4Tr L9 Than by any other method.
simple a .,oju Automatic Cooker is cheap.
thompson & RICHARDSON.
cole Agents, Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
Money for the Widews.

FasCinstOr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-02-15
CITY Ordinance.

]. L. JAMES, Clerk.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
WAVERLAND!
A Tale OF Our Coming Land
lords---A Story Of Ire
lands Wrongs.
BY SARAH MABIE BRIGHAM

ora
80 ~ 'f' ~ Anhh.eA,
ICY io,iv" ing .ne one on. when the
M ,n''s H' MS purchase ne s'tia 10 me
S,n,Ior.. "a.e'ia'',' we VIII WISH i-orl
faai ~. y, esa.'s an" see now ms tenants
-, ~. ,'''..,o''i SUBJECT,
~ ~ "''i'' vi MS estates shaii we COZ
~ nv,
r.w hour. ,n ra.nh !. :, - !" ~ '"'S '''Ne d
Tho ,nnrn;,,,, Wa. ,,.,;.,,,
shower lad fsl,.r i, 80 ,'i,,,,, i., n..e
t,inn, ...,,,,.1 r,;,,i'.;.. -. '''e'
shine, u. nnsseI off frn,, Nv. hi,1, ,nd
hustle of the noisy civ ir.o fin. cain cool
air of the country X. saw lnrg. hnrd. nt
horses and cattle lazily feeding in great
pastures under the shad, %. oak. elm nn,!
maple trees. We passed through a country
tha; lay before us like an immense man
marked Oft bE ditferen, shades of green,
vast corn field, with ,heir deep rich green,
wheat ana ont fields shaded 10 a bright
,iiit- on' on we sped. past large farm
houses surrounded by orchards fnll OF
growing lfuh' great red barns that tolu OF
circ ana comfort, towering wind nill-
lhht could rival the imaginary giants of
Don 'luiSote, full corn cribs ladcn with
'l'e SVi'.eh ears past villages mi of hnsi-
i'"sS' me churches, large school houses,
coy dWcliih-S ana substantial stores.
commerce. culture, society and religion
were an provided Tor III response To the
meets ana industry nj man
! men cthlc Il cilnnge-iitt!e rough shan
'4es' straw barns, and raj! cribs without
corn
We entered little trlmbie-down village
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

do you make u comfortable livng.'' /
asked.
Not very comfortable though we never
suffer-, said the woman, with u peculiar
look in her dark eyes IF we could choose
on: own ZINE for selling our grain we
could do better. There comes my h,ls-
band, she said, he can tell you better
than about the place"
y large. line looking man drove near the
shnnty with Il team and cultivator We
babe the woman good-luy and went TO in
tcrview the farmer himself
Have you been on this place lonc?,
asked the duke, after few words OF in
production.
six years" said the man, land am as
poor today rs when came here
WHY do You stay here then, when lands
ere SO cheap out vest
''iou must know il costs good deal to
get a start even if>lantls are cheap had
Il brother who went west. He made him
self a good farm with good comfortable
buildings. He had quite start and was
proud and happy in his new home, that he
had made from the wild prairie of the
west. But he had taken lands that were
astcrward gobblcsl up by the railroad COM
pany He lost all he had aad came back
here to rent. keep hoping that by work
ing Il little earlier, Il little later and little
harder, tina: can get start here. There
is neighbor Jones who has the same num-
Der of acres that l work." said the man,
pointing across the road to where neat
little frame house stood, shaded by tall
maple and cottonwood trees "He is max
ing money every year, and has some COM
forts for his family besides. He is all the
time making improvements. He has u
nice young orchard, grape vines and small
fruits that add to the comfort and value Of
his place. came here the same year that
he bought there. work just as hard Us
he does, but can only raise enough to pay
the taxes and the rent, aud have little to
live or"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Mrs. Caroline Foster. an alleged
spirit medium Of, Indianapolis, vas
indicted for obtaining money under
tal>c prttenseS, il being chayged that
she got s., 800 from Milton Howland.
a wealthy manufactures. by giving.
portraits of his dead child. A
motion Was made TO qu1Sh because.
the pretenses alleged are those that 4,
person Of common intelligence and
ordinary caution should not give
credcnce TO nor be miS!ed by. Judge
Cox overruled the motion.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
asked him if lie liked living in America.

asked him If he liked living in America
he said:
Och, and it's bad luck to me that liver
came to America at all. for am under
the self-same old master as | was in Ire
land, woe be to him He evicted me
there
What do you mean" I asked.
Lord Sanders had hundreds Of US
turned out at once, like pigs in a stye: ye
See he wanted the land for cattle. But we
made him sick of it. and he sold his land
there and bought here. Bad luck to him
And IN one of his tenants again. I left
Ireland and came to free America To pat
iiic home
Every tenant we visited was discomfort
ed ana eager for Il change But they did
not dare To leave for fear they would not
ana another place As good Hard AZ ii
seemed and Disconnected as ther wer.
they all realized that there were plenty Vi
other men waiting 10 get e.erl n chance on
place Nearly all We're hop.fui THAI
times would sometime be better, and TIA.
they could then make something for them
selves some even thought thai a lnv
might De made, whereby nv lord ,yoiIlf
he forced Ia sell hi, lands. and then they
expected ctlancr To purchas. They
Needed the stimulus Of hope Want and
discpnragement WAS visible in every hon.
we visited. The shnuie- and cabi,ts w4r,.
a Clean a. possible, Yet the one room
summer and winter. must hold the whol..
family. whether few or many. The,,.
>Aantiee We're always cheap rough and
imprinted They were uniformly eNposeti
10 The chilling winds III winter or the broil.
ny sun, without the kindly shelter %. tr.,.
or shrub
A. We left the little settlement. with o.-
i a iew farmers WHO had am -i.ow of
comfort said
I ST. the same conditions here tina. We
have in Ireland except that here WE NM
intelligent people who make An eflor, ro
improve themselves with some hop. %: Tie.
future
Mud, said the duke. ii the people are
forming into unions and clubs ~ work
against us we will soon lind ourselves a,
the man Said. iii II den of tigers instead u
among i hard Of asses
do ypu believe The Ir-hruans ,ro-y.
that b" is working for the -amr landlord
iiere that he was under in Ireland"
II MAY be true Lord sander, once.
owned The e>t;te Sir Wreu now ;yus in
Ireland
Why, was he the man Sir Wren told
me had three hundred tenant TURNER'S
eNicted because he wanted To make the
wlIolc estate into :. tenant farm
Il presume he is the man said the
duke
Well. he did not have !, very pleasant
tine OF it. Sir Wen said that the cnrased
tenants would drive Off his stock AZ faS, a..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

SATURDAY. Feb =
SENArE-The s9na,. resumed consideration
of the house bills on the calendar ana
passed Il number of them in regular order
ana closed just as quarantine bill was
reached. Mr. Harris asked unanimous con
sent 10 take ii up Monday morning As This
would interfere with MIR. Hills notit.. b..
moved 10 take up the bill 10 repeal the
sherman act al that time. Mr.. Teller gave
! notice If Mr.. HITS motion prevailed thcr.
would b. no further business for this session
except the passage OF the appropriation
bill. Consideration OF the Cherokee outlet
bill then began. The house bill 10 rArify ,h,.
agreement with the Cherokee for the session
OF their interest in the outlct lands and
appropratns over SSSH,IOt 10 carry il out
was PASSED i'll the shape of a substitute. Mr..
Morgan introduced Il resolution, when ,>l.
agreed 10. requesting: III. president To send
To The senate Il draft of the annexation
treaty negotiated in lS,4. bu; not co:nplc,-d
between the pcnipotentarcS OF the United
states and the kingdom of Hawaii, Win The.
correspondence between the TWO govern
ncnts relating TO the negotiations. Memorial
proceedings in memory of Mr.. Gamble of
South Dakota, Mr.. Ford Of Michigan and Mr.
Stockhuu>c OF South Carolina, late u,mbcrs
of the house, were then held.
Horst-'rhe anti-option bill was RIFF rre,i
10 the committee of the Who'll. and the lutls.
proceeded 10 the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill a remarkable and
unprecedented scene WAS then enacted IN
il!e house. Ii was tribute 10 Mr.. B!out Of
Georgia, who retireS from congress AZ lie
end OF this session, o; when consideration, of
the diplomatic bin has bt-n completed. The
diplomatic and consular appropriation hill
passed, hir. Herman taking occasion % .......,
q few remarks on the subject of annexation
and having read the resolutions adopted by
! the legislature OF his state fnvoring annex
| alton. The military academy bill then
passed, and after memorial services in honor
OF the late j. W. krndallot Kentucky the
house adjourned
MONDAY. Feb. c.
SESATE-ln the senate Mr. tiiu Il. -, :,
York made a motion to proceed to the con-
sider;ition OF the bill to repeal tho Sherman
silver purchase act, and in supper: ~ his
motion made II speech in which he declared
himself Internationally u frieai Of tree
bimetallic coinage. Mr.. Vost gave notice OF
an amendment providing that silver dollars
4lsh grains in weight shall be mnted In the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Nearly 800 Bohemian families that,
nave found the great northwest too
cold for them are about to migrate
10 warmer climate in old Virginia.
The scheme 10 form colony of
hohemians a short distance from
Petersburg, Va, is being brought to-
q successful conclusion by Aath ony
,-o:::e!. About 25,c0o acres have .oeen
purchased and townsites are to be
located thereon.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

One of the interesting incidents
connected with the courtship of
Prince Ferdinand of Roumania and
Princess Marie of Edinburgh was the
receiving once a week by the princess
of one of Fcrdinand's old love letters
TO Mile. Helene Nacaresco, to whom
he was formerly engaged. Helene
was his first love, but for reasons of
state he was not permitted by Russia
and Germany TO marry her. There
fore the spiteful Vacaresco got even
with him in truly feminine fashion
by sending his love letters, one by
one, long drawn out, to his new
Detrothcd. This must have had a
soothing tendency upon Princess
Marie's feelings, especially as she
is said 10 have the true Russian
temper. Now that she is married it
Will be her turn to get even with
Ferdinand.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

ni'h.s OF the United States provided in
1856 "hicn said coins and all silver dollars
heretofore coined OF like weight and finene.s
shall be legal tender for all debts both pu.-
He ana private. except where otherwise stIpu-
lated IN contract and it authorizes and
directs the -ec rotary OF the treasury to pur-
chase from time 10 time silver bullion mo,
less than ..UCuC nor more than 4SoGnl
ounces each month and cause it to he coined
monthly, is ta>' a. purchased. After q good
aeai OF Infusion and parliamentary wrangle
the question was brought tn direct vote on
MT. mn : motion to take up the bin to repeal
the Sherman act and the motion va, defeated
yeas y nay ~ The quarantine bill was
taken up and passed without division; also
The BILL for the payment out OF the treasury
ot !ocll taxes on lands held by Indian, in
>'tver;,l'y Finally tine automatic. counter
piit Wa Ia iieii up and discussed .pr a time.
"iiet It "e'i' over till tomorrow Adjourned
hoCSE-fiibu>terns against III. anti
+. option bill BEGAN before th, reading NJ tine
louiNh! Nf hii-ore ~ 1.xa, raised the
( point o: no quorum \ .:lan.e. around tb.
"hatnler convinced the >Dea ser %. the
/. c"ftectae>~ Of hi- point and he directed tn.
ter 70 c4A tAe roll fiHbu,tvriu- con
/ t'nued While VI. ku-Ofc'- opposition
/ btu Mn. -, ~ 'A''-'p''oh
,,,,.,,,..,,.., ~ ''''''"'iafS
r,,,,t,,,,r,..,. t,.n r. N'- 'hs
calls the house adjourned wf,hotlr having
feA''hed tn ant.-opr:su ~ bankruptcy
TUESDAY, Feb. :.
~ ~ no 'eaa'e iatihei ths i:us,lnn
'N'fh'tt'"E t'tttF @iTt amendments. Ii
'a'f too dp iar car compiler blii fs; after
considerable p"taie it went "Eei without
I AZ ~
r --,-',1 % 'e5A. Eepre-e'5'''.'e~ at John
rhc n!r4d So, ~. az n ,.,y ",''', '.'e ~
from TIM calendar and p..--ea' Adjourned
uoU~g- The legislative, aI.prorr...,,on hlu
wi- ,aAsn up ana Mr liu-ley ~ala ne
, anp '',.'.'i NJ, moe by 'Ii, g9n'.-- would
'''i''~ mhde
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

A Frcnchman who had by chance
passed over narrow plank lying
across deep gorge in the dark, on
viewing the spot the next day fell
down dead while contemplating the
dangers Of the previous night.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

In Sitka when an Indian wife has
lost her husband by death she goes
into mourning by painting the upper
half of her face deep black.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Argus Leader: The most interest
ing specimen SO far received by Prof.
Cross. who has charge of the worlds
fair exhibit, is Il magnificent Oxford
Down sheep. This animal belonged
to Edmund Cook Of Wilmot, one Of
tile largest sheep raisers in the state
and the owner of fifty Of the most
valuable sheep in South Dakota.
This ram weighed $50 pounds and
was mounted by Taxidermist Camp
bell of Huron. Fully 500 people have
called at Odd Fellows block to see
this sheep and many Of them believed
him alive, so natural was the mount
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
sILyE. II Tax sEshIE.

GeDator TeiIer fsid, ysEts-dpJ, uAeo
psese2L3nzs ye1ls92 Gzslast the re-
peal n tns gnei:aso Act. sas: u L3s
js3zoea: q dsei5ed 9s52si! ~ nth
tdes y :Ss Eessr @sIs oppose5 ~
tbs repeal, atS tcet ia his o2sni2o IL
cogd S9E ~ axAe q political question
81 toepsEts ~sgFigo, E7stpTe, cai21tIe
tie dedication oit5e asaiag Pass,
dsa;. He oogl3 ~. gCE45G4Dd #kst
tie Pfesi5eot-lsct As5 % % wish tie
question Hs bEd bsTef o9so saY-
thing . iOdss .! II Il coy3d lie
traces yyaazfs bsar - tas .Dc2niEX
administration.
Ia c1nSllsisaTs Teller feasSsrts5 his
eonE4ent bgi-sf ipst i YGs ~: aro>cz
the ppsabiIlIsy tie. TIE Sherman
Art @opld be rs,es-e1 u AIs Geltcp
u C5xreaz.
YsS.. u Missouri, feis complied 81
a DecIp=rstD bDj@s BhEt bgd boea
sSid ab9us tho Pre- LIsn.eisct. E-
he'd 10 authority - sresb Tor hin
ED did not sgtss aiih biD On tic Ill
re, question, bVs ho baj ueyer saE
p.etej any IGjitccipD ~ CSs7slan5s
part ~ feg4nJ ,otbBt Or sn 0ibs, pup
lie qgssl25 Tie character u 10
public msD BsIij ~ safe il he Gsrs
beid Tesront.b,e irrtgi paper utter
sDels.
EbermsD ssid ybepsTsT 10 sss Sc.
suTed that ,hefo q MINORITY u tie
EeBste 10 favor IL the bill reported
by him " bosphsd tho purchase o
silver bullion he stDld moSo 70 tsso
IL up.
Gray, of DelaaaJs. Inquired What
better evidence there cGalJ 10 of the
disposition Of tho beHsle than the roll
cali
6bsrman replied that IL sas the
righ. and duty u any other SeEator
who believed that the bill could be
passed 80 move that IL be taken up
lie bad taken means 20 hgcpttsio tho
sentiments Of the H~e6atpfp, AID vac
satisfied that the Bill could not 10
paeeed az ths present eoasiDn
Hi, III SeW Yofk, said 10 biz judg.
mont The best way W lost tho ssnss 0i
i5s Scnsto<sh ~ d direct motion,
and 30 therefore gave notice that on
Hohds? next. during tho morning
hour, 10 should more 10 taho up tho
bill IN which Bbetmon referred.
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