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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
WHAT OLD RECORDS REVEAL
DAUGHTERS AMERICAN REVOLT
TION DELVING INTO PAST.
Some Things Not Generally known
by Present Generation. Gather
ing Material for Local History.

Some Things Not Generally known
by Present Generation. Gather
ing Material for Local History.
Mrs. w. S. DOzier and Miss Belle
Cheatham, the committee from Stone
Castle Chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution on the preser-
walton of county records and historic
sites. are bringing to light many in
teTesJing facts connected with the
early history of this section. The
short time they have been engaged
in TINS work has been suHcient to
arouse the deepest interest, and re-
searches will be diligently pursued
as opportunity offers. All county di-
gests and newspapers with official
advertisements at the court house
are found to be neatly bound and in
an excellent state of preservation.
The first newspaper published in Ter
rell county was the Dawson Journal,
edited by E. and J. E. Christian, in
1865. Tax digests have been neatly
kept since the formation of the coun-
ty in 1856 from portions of Lee and
Sumter counties, Lee furnishing the
larger part. Where the city of Daw-
son is located was Originally Lee
county.
The first Ordinary of the county
was Ludwell z. Leonard, who died in
Dawson just south of the old MethO-
dist church several years ago. The
first marriage license on record was
issued to Michael Burk and Sarah E.
Middleton June 2, 1865, and the mar
riage ceremony was performed June
II by Rev. Patrick H. McCook.
DR.. c. A. Cheatham was at one
time judge of the inferior court, and
on June IA, 1857, performed the GER
emory uniting William H. Crawford
and Nancy Garrett. Thomas Craw-
ford, son of this union, now resides
in the county.
Myron E. Weston was the first
clerk Of the court, and A. J. Balwin,
tuncle Of our A. J. Baldwin, was the
first sheriff of the county.
The first deed was recorded June
10, 1856. The deed was made in Lee
county in 1914. The first will re-
corded was on Jan. 80, 1858.
Much interesting data concerning
the Indians, who roamed the forests
long before the establishment of
county government, and the poetical
meaning Of the names they gave to
settlements and streams will furnish
material for a thrilling chapter of To-
cal history to be published at an
early date
The committee has definitely To-
Gated the Echaway-Nochaway and
the Chickasawhatchee backgrounds,
where the whites engaged in fierce
battles with the Indians. These sites
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
DOVEREL DOINGS.
News Notes and Personal Mention
From That Community.

Misses Edwards and Poindexter
and Mr.. Poindexter We're guests at
the home of Mr.. A. S. Radford on
Sunday.
Mr.. j. T. Woods will leave Dec.
18th for Knoxville, Tenn, where he
will join the United States navy.
The principal of the Doverel high
school gave the eighth and ninth
grades an entertainment Friday.
Miss Nannette Nicholson and Mr..
j. 7. Woods of Doerun are visiting
at the home of DR.. T. A. Woods.
Cupid has done some great work
around Doverel, and is not yet
through. Who will be next?
The Dover people made their share
of the cotton this year. The gins
here turned out 1850 bales.
Mr.. Avry is going to move to Do
yer and put in a frst-class black
smith and wood shop.
Mrs. Anna Richardson has re-
turned to Fort Worth, Tex, after a
months stay here.
Mr.. w. S. Thornton is going to
have beautiful county home when
it is completed.
Mr.. Talmadge Corbin is out again
after having a toe amputated with
a shot gun.
Mr.. w. L. Patrick and sister Wis
tied in Shellman Sunday.
Mr.. A. S. Radford is going to pur-
chase a deep well outfit.
Miss Lee Mulkey is visiting rela-
tiVes near Cuthbert.
Miss Meta Mays has returned to
Coleman.
Mr.. Ebb Corbtn will move to Bos-
ton, Ga.
Mr.. J. w. Turner is moving to
Dover.
DR.. T. A. Woods is on the sick
list.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Sheriff s Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-Under
and by virtue of an order granted
by Hon. w. c. Worrill, Judge of the
Superior Court of said county, will
be sold before the court house door
in Dawson, said county and state,
within the legal hours of public sale,
on Saturday, December 18th, 1911,
two typewriting machines, towit:
Und. No. 5, 310741 and Und. No. 5,
327389, now in the possession and
custody of the undersigned Ievying
officer, and to be sold as the prop
erty of defendants under and by vir-
tue of purchase money attachment
returnable to the Superior Court of
said county in favor of Underwood
Typewriter Company against The
Organizing Board of The Washing
tOn-Lee Life Insurance Co. This Dec.
4th, 1911. NJ. G. HILL, Sheriff.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13

Tonic in action, quick in results
viii cure any case Of kidney or blad-
der disorder not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need to say any more.
Dawson Drug Co. and Peoples Drug
Store
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS
Made to Bring Shoppers to Daw-
son During Carnival.

|
son During Carnival.
Editor Dawson News: We are 60
| ing to have a tremendous big carni-
val here next week. and if the mer-
chants will put forth their best eff
,, forts and work there is no doubt that
| it can be made the banner week OF
Dawson. Heretofore carnIva1s may
not have benefited every merchant
directly at the times they were here,
but some did profit by them at the
time and all received an amount of
advertising that has paid since. Now,
if anyone fails to get his share of the
business during carnival week he has
no one to blame but himself. The
time we are going to have this car
nival here is undoubtedly the best
week in the year to have it, and ev-
eryone will realize it later. This is
a week that is looked forward to
by everyone with the expectation and
intention of doing certain trading
buying presents, etc.-and the car
nival will keep our home people at
home and bring thousands here from
every section, and we can sell them
these things if we try. They are
going to buy these things during this
week regardless of every other thing,
and the more people we can get in
town during the time the more trade
We can get.
, Now, the thing to do is for every
merchant to get busy and go after
this business in concerted action.
Let's pull together. Begin to ad-
Vertise in the paper and through the
mails. Let the people know we have
got the goods and want to sell them.
Heretofore we have advertised that
we were going to have a week of car
nival and good time, and the people
naturally expected everybody to
throw the week away. When people
pass your store invite them in and
then treat them as nice as you know
how and sell them all you can Re-
member all the business we can get
from out of town will be strictly
cash, and can be sold on a small
margin of profit. 1t will be neces-
sary to make some inducements in
the way of prices to get this bust
ness that would naturally go to our
neighboring towns. We must meet
the people pleasantly and give them
to understand that we want their
business if we expect to get it.
If we all make up our minds to
have week of frolic and good time
and stand in the door with a frown
for everyone that starts in the store
to do trading we will have no one to
blame when the week is over if we
have failed to do any business. There
is no getting around the fact that
you must get the crowd to get the
business. Now, we are going to get
the crowd and we can get the bust
ness if we will try Let's get out
of the ruts. Let's try, and we will
get it. MERCHANT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
LOOK OVER DAWSON'S
NEW JEWELRY STORE

given them if they feel that you have
been careful in it's selection and done
all you can to see that the quality is
the best to be had. You have a guar
antee of appreciation if it is from
Adams Jewelry Store. They know
it is good and do not question the
quality. Don't fool yourself into be-
lieving it is as good if you get it
from a questionable place.
To be better pleased yourself and
to please your friend best you should
select it before everything is picked
over. Do it now!
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
BAPTIZED TWELVE CANDIDATES
DIR. IVey Then Left For Doerun to
Officiate at a Burial.

DR.. J. A. IVey filled his regular
appointment at Leesburg Sunday
morning and night. At the close of
the evening service he baptized ~
candidates. Others are awaiting
baptism.
DR.. Ivey was called to Doerun ear
ly Monday morning to attend the
funeral of Mr. A J. Hewitt, who died
at that place Sunday. Mr.. Hewitt
was at one time citizen of Terrell
county and resided at Sasser. His
many friends will regret to learn of
the death of this good man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13

Dawson has a new jewelry store,
and you are invited to call and look
it over and see if you don't think it
is worthy of your approval (and your
support.
Don't feel that you must purchase
something to feel welcome. We take
pleasure in your call whether you
carry out a purchase or not, and
want you to come in.
Give us your support and we will
give you a service never before pos
sible in Dawson.
Your friends appreciate an article
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Red Cross Christmas Seals.

The popular Red Cross Christmas
seals will be Put on sax IN Dawson
by the Womans Christian Temper
auce Union to help swell the fund be-
iEg raised for those suffering from
tuberculosis who are 700. poor TO
properly care for themselves. See
that your Christmas Packages carry
these beautiful seals.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Preaching at Baptist Church Tonight

Rev. s. L. Morris, D. D., of At
lanta will preach at the Baptist
church tonight Wednesday,, which
is the time for the regular church
conference. Dr. Morris delivered an
interesting sermon here Sunday
night, and it is to be esteemed a
privilege to hear him again. The
members of the congregation are
urged to be present, as the most i'm
portant business meeting of the year
is to be held.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Bids Wanted for Bonds.

The mayor and council of Parrot
advertise in this issue of The News
for sealed bids for $4,000 worth of
municipal bonds that have been au-
thorized for educational purposes.
PARROT is one of the solid and pro-
gressive little towns of this section,
and the bonds will no doubt bring a
handsome price.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Won a Prize.

Mr.. G. NJ Couric, who exhibited
one of his thoroughbred White Orp-
ington cockerels at the poultry show
at Augusta, was awarded the blue
ribbon Mr.. Couric has some very
fine fowls.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Cuff Buttons.

There is only one kind of cuff but
ton that the man appreciates, and
that is the kind that appears well
with every shirt or cuff. There is a
and style to our cuff but
tons that make them appropriate.
Some in plain gold, others set with
birth stones. Many with diamond
settings. Rose gold finish or plain.
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13

will be appropriately marked at an
early day.
The committee is doing a patriotic
work that reaches out into the flu
ture, and will be of material benefit
to those who come after us.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Statement of the Condition of
The Bank of Dawson

Located at Dawson, Ga, at the close of business
December 4, 1911:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-12-13
Fruits. Candy and Nnts.

T. o. Whitchard & Co. is head
quarters for fruits, candy and nuts.
Remember this, Christmas shoppers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
THESE MINES PAY
DIVIDENDS ON
THEIR STOCK
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dends OH Actual Invest.
ments of l07 Per Cent, a
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
DEEP LAID PLOT IS
DISCOVERED BY TYROS
santa &c clerks Oranaize Baseball
Team ~ Gum Shoe Route Ap
prentices Find II Out.

team composed at CLERKS from
Iu, taHIuu. Departments al the luca,
Santa o. shops. b. being quirtl or
eauited wIu he intention uf uNiug
conclusions With the ilouiishing up.
prentice team before the season BE-
ended %, Iuundhonsc aud store
house b- Ncii a. the machiuists viii
be- repre-. 'uird The plot tu snatch
M, ponuan from The apprentice nine
Is decplsid, and ali possible secrecy
attcnds .f- Development rut he APP
lrcufi,, lads are not to 10, caught
mapping and fho, have already guess.
ed lh. designs oi their rivals They
are only waiting 20 attempt the scalp
OF the Nlhuqucrque Grals before
thct drive ihD m, sterious cncm, from
under cover ana make'them explain
why the, have been hiding ON in
bach iols and PLAYING bat
\ commondablo example has been
set las % generous machinisi who
Niihholds his nanc. that viii do much
90 promote "a, sport among the rail.
road boys llc has offered u prize
at sa0O or 4 John - Steison 10 the
apprentice scoring the best batting
average ol ia, season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
PERSONALS.

Gus Stahln. -on of \ : Stahliu.
ID. plumber h. reported seriously III
az his nome al lug East Grand ayonu.
Paul tarrettc Who has been scry
ing in The capacity of waiter AZ the
Fashion cafe leaves tonighi for his
home In san Francisco. where he vii,
take II sinilar position
Nj and Mrs Darlington Moore ar
rived ths afternoon from silver tity
Tor brief stas ia Albuquerque.
guests az the Alvarado motel Nj
Moor, II supervisor ion The nitrd
States forest service. with iHrisdiC
ton over national forests ia SocOrro
and Gram counties
G. j Schumann. for tht past SIN
months night clerk IN the Alvarado
hoto, has been transferred Ia the daN
Clcrkship IN the Caslenada hotel IN
las Vegas Ramsey Nandcrshc. of
Memphie. Tenn. Is the new night
man ~ the Alyarado Mr. Schuuann.
during the time h. has bsca with the
Alvarado. has won host of friends
who will regret his departure
Next Thursday night NJ a Beavers.
smoker. RoN Mabrp. tie wro stler will
Wrestlc -four local mat artists. one aft
er the other After he has cleaned
up The quartet Mabce viii take on
any strong man IN the audience and
viii pay a dollar "a minute Tor every
minute he can stay ON III mat win
him
4 u NickreN plumber today
MED suit against M and Ms John
y. burg Tor the recovery of s22>j
alleged 10 be- due for tinmork and
plumbing on prapctiy situated In the
Perca addition The complaint asks
chanics lean aud attorney fees.
Complauanl is represented hy Frank
AckcImann
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
SEVENTY SCOUTS TO
MAKE TRIP ACROSS
RIO GRAMOE
Boys Will Take Many Mile
Hike Carrying Rations
Sufficient for Two Days
Outing

ptdrr ana u,utness Wili wlrk Jh,
column of over 30 81 tho sh0uu,ru. o.
examination 90 llot scouts which uu
proceed from putuc,s wuIchou.r Geo.
thou ,ueampmant go th, uunhru
ranch. south uf thc .it. carN Mondul
morning
rh, boys VII march Ia two platoous
BACH but Nlif wear the Khaki ami
iufm OF the order ana VIII carr, u,o.
vision. foy twu DAYS IN additional
suit Tor camp wear. blankets ana GO.
,re-'fiDs Will h' carried Iu thp.r
IuU kfts ~ firearms win h, tak,u
or tI, rlp
Tho routine planned by Scout Mas.
tei john HofudHiic and Ndlntnrt "
d MOGuiuusss ls calculated Co bring
,ut the qualities 81 punctualiiv uhed.
ItuD, aud manlinrss 10 the members
The examination has been Increased
almost a. thr too mark. aud ~ stln
groWnr Petition Tor membership u
the national organization has hc,u
made Go ENoeutit" Serrrtati james e.
West dud admission b. anticipated a.
go carly dat one of IA" prrrrunis
ties FOR membership II the possession
90 permanent club room. want
which The rrusuriai board is DUNG itF
best Co uVcrtotn"
A. soon az stitablc quarters can be-
found the, Will be equipped with IT.
rraiurc upon scout lore. for the ~
rlnsiNc use of members. At present
number OF handbooks. good stories
Tor boys ANA literature pertaining to
the ordcr are being circulated among
the lads
The names upon tn, roster reflect
in many Instances tnus. OF the older
generation. IA given nam. a. vol ns
In suruam, III. following lads ar"
among thus" VINO viii go on IA. hike
Monday Willard HopcWril. Harold
Pcary. Albert iaury. LloSd \ kollau.
George Black. stanley Brown. Amadn
haveN William Crawford Robert
Carnrs George Booliitlo. William
Dorm. sydney Denton, Harvey Doug
lass. Edward Dy,. Donald Davis. John
Foe. Herbert Grunsieid. Howard Gil
bert. l.'on Guycr. James Herudou.
charles Hevn. Thomas Iiubh.u. Ralph
Hobbs. william H"rnrr Robert Hal
stead. benjamin Haines. Robert Hope
we'll Edward Johnson. Pcuton Jones
FloNd Ice. Grant Mann. Frank Miller.
{ clarence McsSer. Lewis Mchan Claud
Mann. Charles Mausard. Nelson Mo
Crady. Lawrence McGr.gur. Gilbert
McGoycru, Ray McrhesHey. Frank
Ncher. Frank O'l,irllN. Tad Olson
peion pzuuB. l., man quincy. Ruhert
i'utncy. Joseph ~hribor. Roy Shivk.
BXr"n Sackctt. Morton Stou" Set
stone. William Stangin. Kenneth
schp.r nnVmond Spruill INlc
Tcutsch Charles Fracarou Gas.t
Trundbcrg joe Thorman, Albert Rob-
eris. Joseph Ruseubach. Elmer Reihl.
,iilbcr, k"ub. Alfred R"ihl. Clifford
Nalking George White. Gordon Win
trrs Harland Woodworth. Donald
Wilson. John Wagner. Frank Wagner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
PENCIL PEDDLER GETS
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL

William lIoch. mendicant ana
cripple was today committed 30 30
days Incarceration on the charge OF
drunkenness following tridl before
Judge Craig IN police court Iioch is
handsome specimen OF tn. type
that makes victory OF misfortune,
and has the ability 10 play upon the
sympaihies Of the public to a marked
degree
Two day. ago he arrived ia the
riiy. AMI when questioned by The an-
tnoi,tios said he was TYING To WORK
bis way cas- Al the suggestion o.
chief McNilin ne was allowed lo sell
pencils without peddl"t license,
hut upon tn express stipulation that
ne should NOT >perl = cen; Tor dl'ne.
This part ~ be bargain llpCh tallpd
go Keep ana ne Wd- found in 4 boisi.
orOus state ~ ihc rcdiight dIst1c'
az 10 O'Clock last night
lie told a piteous tale IN court this
morning. sixteen months ago | Was
swiichnan on the road aud was
q steady young lellow mahiag good
money Then / lost my lcft leg. II
Nas cHi on a. the knee. AM | have
been doing me best could ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

since Selling pencils isn't very hiph
calling
Nor geitips drums said The jus.
ticc You had yon chnnc, and YOU
didn't mak" good Tibet urr plenty
OF ways fol men 10 our condition
10 make their way VI tu. bohavc N
good ailh liu Won alr Dust making
n harder loI voursci ,ud harder for
amy gool man Who comns tiuue Thlr-
iN DAYS n Tail Will ID, good hing
lur fuu
fiock s'alhod away ou hia clutches
behind he turnkey
Theodore QWrcnio - - iNis H
'Ir charge Indicted againsl HcuI
i,n native VINO was given D. days Id
default OF bal in he session 0l D1.
1u ,uiirc court The char De-
atru uom The hasty notes ol us
I,e Iofted down before 10, trll
Doctor ul DIVINITY Oh no rh,o
iu.t $500 simply drunk and disorder
Dead drunk might have answered
u- ls Vril
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
RATION BOYS WILL
ORGANIZE TEAM
v. A. Doggett, Chief Clerk, is
Manager of Baseball Club
Which Will Represent the
Santa Fe Railroad.

Ration. y NJ. April N.-A company
ol litteen or twenty of the shops boys
with the baseball fever conrsing la
their veins assembled az the Santa
Pc reading room last evening aud
perfected an Organization for PLAY.
ing ball during the coming slNnmor
months Officers were elected. suits
were ordered aud plans made FOR the
holding OF regular practice. V A.
Doggctt, chief clerk al the masto, me.
chanic's office. was selected rs man
ager. Joe Roney as assistant man.
ager. and u r. Shaw a. secretary
treasurer X q Haywood VIII oti.
ciaio as team captain Twelve white
uniforms with red trimmings have
been ordered and will be here In a
few days ready for service. Games
will DE- arranged with Santa fc teams
NJ Las Vegas. Albuquerque La Junta
and Pueblo. The FIRST practice game
will ,be held at the bal grounds Saiur
day evening NJ o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
|SP0R I |
DEEP SNOW CAUSES
POSTPONEMENT
University of New Mexico
Will Not Play St. Michael's
Club in Santa Fe Today As
Scheduled.

The baseball game which was TO
have taken place between the Cni,ci-
sity team aud the ST Michaels Mae
of Santa Pc In that city has been
called on eccaGso OF heavy snow ia
the Ancient city The Varsity has u
strong team tn oppose the college.
and Was considerably disappointed
when the phone message stating that
the game would have "a he postponed
was received The storm has been
raging in Santa he since last night
and tn. diamond is covered with snow
ana slush To the depth OF several
inches
Practice wil continue AT the Var.
siiy throughout the Week and PROBES
scr 'onwcll. faculty chairman of the
committee on student athletics. viii
endsaNor IA slate match for the
earliest available THURSDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
JEFFR|Es FINED FOR
SPEEDING MOTOR
Former Heavyweight Cham.
pion is Nabbed by Police;
Fails to Land Where John.
son Did.

Los Angeles. cal. April james
). Jviiri's former champion prize
tslu'r OF tn" world. has ~ l.tst fail.n
victim 10 the speed hug Liz hi~
conqu'r"r IN the squared ring Jack
Johnson. Whu iS languishing ~ a san
Francisco Jail for speeding. Jcffries
tried to emulate the swallow In IT.
flight
But a. johnson would put il. J.r.
tries is "un the outside looking IN. IN
stead of being on the inside looking
out should IA. over be- raught
speeding again, II win prphabl, mean
that hc viii hove Ia follow in the
footsteps of Johnson aud go 60 work
making iittlc ones out a.. big ones
Motnrcvclr OFFICERS Anderson and
Dorsey of the county speed sauad ar
rested Jrfiries. They were at their
work go the Glendale road. inst out
side the city limits of Los Angeles
Whom the, spicd u cloud of dust u
the distance. They OWNED At once
that tho county speed cdict was being
fractured and az once began prcpara-
lions ior the capture of the law break
.er
Their machines werc raced 10 their
hmii ana tneN followed IN, auto lung
enough tu ascertain that clip ~
NOR. than SO miles an hour was being
maintained hS It's driver. They then
oVerhauled 1t ana introduced them
selves log displaying their badges
Ih'S saw AT once that Jcffrics wac
ihrit Victim Although he was not
actually driving the ear IL Was being
driven under his orders and he Wa
the one arrested. The former cham
pinn took his arrest chcerfull aud
laughed ana jukcd with Ia, officers
regarding II
Yesterday he appeared before Jus
tee OF the Peace Metros. at Tropiro
ana was given suspended sentence
of So Jcftrirs declared that hc
would speed no more. probably re-
Calling the tat. OF Johnson