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By E. L RAINEY.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DAWSON,GA., Sker. 25, 1889
- Advertisers should remember that
the News s the Ofif/'ftfl paper of ’mfh
the - Town emd County ( filcers, end
we guarantee our Circulation to equal
the eombined eiculetions of the two
other papers published wn the county.
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It is said that Sam Jones will
not live a year longer,
As a cotton market Dawson 18
getting there with both fect.
. Goveryor ‘Davy’ Hivy, of New
York, has heen advertised as one
#* the attractions of the ;Piedmont
shor.
Mfiffi;r a town to
have a publie school system. Daw
#on is a big town and wants big en.
torprises,
TaE bill to create a new road 1
Jaw for the State, recommended by
the road congiess, has met ite
death in the house. |
MRe. BiLrie GLesy,of Whitfield,
is busily engaxed on a dueling bill.
Make at strong, Billie; Georgia
must ‘put a stop to this outrage cn
“her fair name.
THE Atlanta Journal has perpes
trated the most ridiculous joke of
the sea<on by suggesting Sneleon
as a candidats for gdvernor, Great
man that fellow Snelson,
A BoRT of armistice is pending
in the Huff-Patterson afluir. They
have submitted therr differences to
& committee of twenty-one promis
nent citizens ot Macon.
Tuae Georgia legiclature has
passed a dozen or more bills author
izing the establishment of public
school systems in towns of the state.
“The demand for such laws is a d:-
rect protest egainst further state
aid to the cause of “higher educa
stion.”
A cABLEGRAM from London
-says that it is expected that cotton
will go as high as seven pencc in
“October. This would be fourtesn
cents per pound and would pay
‘the farmer for holding his crop,
‘but such reports ave generally
‘speculative.
Mr. Fevrox, of Bartow, ana
‘Mr. Humpbhries, of Brooks, have
been calling each other a liar in the
house. These little fellows can't
cope with the “Sage of Bartow” in
debate, and when he turns his
hatteries on them they always lose
their temper and say something
ugly. - :
IT is publicly charged that the
revenue officials are in collusion
with eriminals in Cowetaand Heard
eounties, and as a result a large
number of warrants have been
sworn out against iunocent citizens,
eynrzing them with illicit digtilling,
This practice wins money for the
officials and justly damnis the ins
ternal revenue system.
A pisearcn from the city of
Mexico says: Messrs. Ellis and
Ferguson have come here in the
interest of their scheme of bring
ing negroes from the Sovthern
stetes to Mexico. They have thus
far received no encouragement,
either from the authorities or from
private individuals.
W EILE our laws exclude laher
ers from foreign countries coming
to work in this country, they freely
admit Anarchists, Mormons and
other mischievous and discordant
ple. One hundred and fiftys
mr Mormons arrived at New
York from Europe one dav last
week and at once proceeded to
Utah.
Privus JoNES says that he coes
not want any more of Sne.son's
sseolly-fexing.” We have looked
over tens of dictionaries, waded
throngh Webster’s unabridged,
gcampered through the pages of al}
the enclyclopedias, but we'll be
hanged if that curious word can be
found. - It must have been boen in
Baker county ina legislative was
termelon,— Montezuma Record,
SExaToR Brapwerr's bill to
extend the public school term six
months is a good one. Tt provides
that on and after the year 1890 the
term of the common sehools shall
consist of six months. The coun
tw boards of education of each coun.
@l have authority to deters
avhat mouths of the year the
senools ghall be taucht, and all the
“Behools ghall be closed un or before
December 15th,
Let Them Go.
The National Assceiation of Col
ored Baptists, which was 1n scssion
«t Indianapolis a few days ago,
went into the wholesale resolution
business. They passed resolutions
toundemnine the Baxley, Gu.,
trouble which were tendered the
president in person. Tha next
resolution was to ask the president
to take steps to punish the whites
who ejected the parsons from the
train, and to give the southern
negro protection. The most im
portaut resolution was to memori
alize congress for an appropriation
ot fifty million dollars to enable
‘the negroes to leave the south and
.sottle where they will be safe {rom
‘southern lawlessness.
i Whenever there is trouble with
the negroes in the south it is gens
l crally the case, a 3 it wasat Baxley,
that they have attempted to thrust
themselves where they did not be
long, and every attempt at social
’cql‘,fl’&{y.,iu_.t,he, gouth will always
be repulsed.. The whites and
blacks in the south get along re
markably well togzetber, and when
there is any disturbance among the
races somebody has gotten in the
wrong pew, which is not countes
nanced by the best people white or
black.
The whites and blacks in the
south will get along well together
it they are let alene and each stay
in their respective place. Howev~
er,ifthe blacks want to emigratein a
body we will utter naught against
the government aiding them.
Don't Treat.
It is eaid that the auti-tr-ating
societies formed in New York
about a year ago,have already pro~
duced much practical good for
temperance.
Why cannot these organizations
be extended quite generally
throughout the country?
The drinking habit, says the
Jackson News, is quite generally
aequired through our vicivusly
absurd methods of “‘treating.” Tt
it were not a condition of our social
code to make drinking a part of
the convivial amenities of life,
most men would never think of
drinking strong whisky and old
rum apy more than thyy would
think of drinking kerosene or eod
!liver oil. To ask » young man to
take adrink of whiskey whose
‘stomach had not been demoralized
to the whiskey standard, is abeut
equivalent to asking him to take a
social glass of beuzine. Any man’s
stomach will in time learn to ac
commodate itself to strange visis
tore. Mithridates trained himself
0 eat poison, and there are plenty
}of men in the country to-day who
’publicly dine, in the dime muse
-3 umg, o a dinver of window ¢l ss
and lamp chimueys. But in ors
der to do this they must educate
their stomachs, and this is precisely
‘what the habitual whisky drinker
does,
Such Is Anarchy.
A few days ago a rough, poorly ‘
clad old German inveuter named
Deyhle walked into the office ot a
German jeweler in New York,
named Gesswein, and drawinz a
revolver demanded five hundred
dollars or blood. Gesswein very
naturally declined to put with so
much wealth, and Deyble fired on
him, sending a bullet through his
heart and killing Lhim almost s
stantly. At a iz anarchist meet
ing, held iu Chicago, resolutions
were passed esmmending the act of
Deyhle and declaring that the kills
ing was “‘vot murder, but poetic
retribution.” One speaker declar.
ed that such is the only chance the
poor have ot getting even with the
rich. For a poor man to kill the
rich they scem to think is no harm.
Thisis a fair sample of the clasg
of immigraticn that Europe has
been pouring into America for
several vears. We can lessen the
evil by closing ovr ports to the
slum of the Old World, and the
sooner we do it the better,
e a L
ToE Georgia farmers and news
paper men who went to Olio speak
in high terms of the energy and
enterpiise of the Ohio farmers,and
of the productiveness of the soil,
but at the same time they declare
that the natural advantages of
Georgia ure superior to those of
thai state. Atter all, Georgia is
the empire state and Terrell is the
best county in Georgia,
WBEN it comes to any move
ment having tor its object the ad
vancement of the interests of Daw
gon and Terrell county, you may
count the News in without cop
su.ting the editor,
LETTER FRGM DR. RENURICK.
Four Local Bills Passed For Us---Wily
Not b 2 & Condicate For Senator.
Eprror News: Somethine over
one thousand bills have heen intro
duced in the House. Ahout four
huvdred, mostly bil's of a local na«
ture, have been passed. Abhout
two hundred are now on the calens
dar ready for action. Quite a
large number of them are general
in their nature and are of considers
able iwportance. New bills are
yeu betng introduecd every dov
~ ‘l'he senate has ot a 8 yet taken
any acti n en the House Lill to
lense the W. & A.R. R., =0 you
can sce that the chances are not
very good for an early adjourument,
Lut a 8 the committecs are near
enough up with their work to ada
mit of two zessions daily it is to
be expected that we will make
wiore rapid progress.
The Lill that was asked for by
the Road Congress, and waa gotten
up by a comnittee on roxds and
bridees, was defeated in the House
on ueeount ot the direet.tax it pros
posed 6 levy. The Lill for the cs
tal lishment of an industrial school
for the white girls of this state
met with pretty general tavor, but
ou accorrt of the depleted condi
tion ot the state’s fiaance reccived
only 86 votes, lackin only two
votes ol a eonstitutional majority.
The proposition to extend the
charter o the Marietta and North
Georgia Rgilroad to Atlapta, I
think, shoyld ard will fail. This
road was partly built by state aid
vith the express understanding
that it was to bea feeder to the
state road, and upon the assertion
that it would develop the
resources of the mountain country,
enhance the value of lands and
increase the taxes of the state and
would be a goad investmeut to the
state. Now they want to parallel
the state road from Maretta to
Atlauta, a distance of twenty miles,
thereby seriously damagving it.
Since coming here I have intros
duced four bills, viz: To incors
porate the town of Parrot, court
house bill tor Terrell county,
schaool W)l for Dawson, and bill to
incorporate the Georgia Pharma
ceutical Aessociation, all of which
huve pussed the House.
I want to say that the sugoes
tion of my name, by a correspond.-
cut, in your last issue for the next
Scnator, was without my knowl
edge or coneent, and does not meet
with my approbation:
W. C. KENDRICK.
A Big Rattler.
A few days ago while returning
home Mr. Jesse Wall killed a big
rattlesnake by the side of the road
near his residenca. The reptile
was as large as his arm and had
fourteen rattles and a button,
which have been added to the
NEws” muscum,
The finest buggy harness in the
city at Statham & Farnum's.
™~ -
THE ACLDEN HABVEST
IS UFPON US. COTTON IS UP AND
EVERYBODY'S HEAD 1S UP.
1 have been slow in saying much
in advertising this season, watchin r
thc current and the big blowing
adveriizgements. posters, ete.. of‘
other dealers. [ take the limited
space to say a few words to the peo
ple and trade generally. I am
truly thankful for the liberal pat
ronage extended this seasor, for
my trade has been fine up to date
I am headlong and h(‘adquarters
into and for fancy and fami'y gro.
ceries of all kind. Remember I
work cheap—in other words, at
Allianc: figures, Especially 2o 1
mean this in Liquors, while lonly
keep 40 barrels on tap, of the va
rious kinds, I have to arrive daily
liquors, besrs and wines of the
very best brands. It is etrange
that some will try to force upon
intellizent people that they sell
only a two (2) stamp goods. Ev
erybody knows that every liquor
dealerin all this land se{ls both
single and double stamp liquors.
The highest price liquor on the mar
kot today, is a fine old blended
Rye Whiskey, which has only
on 2 stamp. { have in stock, the
‘pure and only Hardshell Corn
Whiskey in the city of Dawson,
’which 18 twe stamp goods, and
‘branded at the still house, and not
by a vectifier or wholesaie deusler
in Georgia, This whiskey comes
from the mountains of North Car
~olina, and 1 am the only agent tar
‘fllis whisky in the city, and will
be the only agent in the future.—
Che genuine two stamp Hardshell
Corn Whisky cannot be sold at re
tail for less than $2 00 per gatlon,
' I also handle the best 2 stamp Rye
Whisky in the city, besides other
fine geods too numerous tomention.
Ca.land exanine for yourseives,
aund prove that these are facts as
stated.
I sell only full measures.--
Everything in my baris kept
niceund elean, and ice cold to suit
the trade. A large lotof the best
Jjugsreceived. Ido not charge for
Jugs when filled.
M. C. MIMS.
Notice.
We bave sold oyt our drug
business, and are compelled to
collect what is owing us.
If you dou't want a lawyer
moukeying with you come fore
ward and pay us at once.
HILLMAN & WADE,
The EXCELSIOR Saloon
—AND-~
BILLIARD ITALYL,
For Fine Liquors,
Domestie and Imported,
STANDS HEAD.
Ice Cold Porter,
ALE and KEG BEER,
Soda and Mineral Water
All on Draught.
Milk Punches
And Mitk S'inkes.
Mint Juleps, &e. . &e.
Only 2 stamr “ HARDSHELL
CORN " in the city.
F. Bethune, Proprietor.
Notice of Copart
nership.
STATE OF GEORGIA—Terrell
County.
This is to eertify that we, the
ur dersigned, have thigday formed
a partnership under the firm name
aud style ot T. D. Sale, for the pur
[;nf,e of doing a general retail drug
usiness in the city of Dawson,
said State and County. Said firm
is composed as sollows: . D,
Saleis the geneial partner and
manager of said business. A. J.
Baldwin & Co.. a firm doing busi
ness in the city of Dawson, said
State ana County, and O. B. Stev
eus, of the same place, are special
partners, having each (that is to
say the special partuers) paid in to
said business one thousand daollars.
Said business is to be carried on
and managed by T. D. Sale for the
benefit of said firm. All the ex
penses of said firm to-wit: house
rent, clerk hire, ete., are to be
paid out of the business. The
net profits of said business are to
he divided as follows: A. J.
Baldwin & Co. to rezeiie one
fourth, O. B, Stevens to receive
one fourth, and T. D, Sile to
receive one half. It is further
understcod and agreed that A, J.
Baldwin & Co. and O. B. Stevens,
the special partuers, are not to be
liable for any debts or contracts of
said firm, except to the excent of
the one thousand dollars each paid
in to said business.
In witness whereof we hereto
subeeribe our hand and seal, this
Sept. 16th, 1889.
I 1) baLe,
A. J. Barpwix & Co.
). B. Srevess.
Witness:
J W Ronerrs, Ordinary.
'GEORGIA—TerreII County ‘
[, T 1) Sale, doswear that the
said AJ. Baldwin & Co. a 1 d the
said O I Stevens, the special part
ners in the firm ot T D Sale, doing |
a general retail drug business in
the city of Dawson, have each
actually and in good faith paid
into sail business in cash, the
sum of one thousand dollars,
mentioned in the above aud fore
going certificute. T D SALe
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this 16th day ot Septem
ber, 1839 J W Roszrrts, |
septlB- 6t Ovdinavy
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ‘
¢F COMPTROLLER OF THE U UR
reNew. Wasnmarox, Sep-
TeEMBER 10th, 1889,
Wnrreas, By satisfactory evi.
dance presented to the undersign
ed, it has heen made to appear that
Tae Dawsox NATIONAL BANK, in
the eity of Dawson,in the county of
Terrelt, and State ot Georgia, hag
complied with all the provisions ot
the statutes of the United 'States, ‘
required to be complied with bes !
fore an association shall be authoy«
ized 1o commence the business of
banking:
Now, therefore, I, Edward S.
Lacey, Comptroller of the Curren~
cy, do hereby certity thet the Daw
son National Bank, in the city of
Dawson, in the county of Terrell,
and State of Georgia, iz author
ized to commence the business of
banking as prov ded in section fifty
one huvdred and sixtysnive of the
‘Revised Statutes ot the United
States. In testimony whereof
witness my hand and seal of office
this 10th Xay of September, 1889,
E. 8. LAcEy,
| Comptroller of the Currency,
) Notice.
' GEORGIA—THRRELL UOUNTY.
To Whom This May Concern,
} You are hereby notified not to
‘buy either of two notes payable to
W. A, Griffin, agent for Jim Grif
‘ fin. One given tor the payment of
threebales of cotton and dated Aug.
‘ 24th, 1889 and due Oct. Ist, 1890,
and the otlier given for two bales,
| dated Aug. 24th, 1889, and due
Oct. 10th, 1890, as I bave a good
defense to said notes and refuse to
pay them. J.M HANNER.
A 1
For Sale.
The place known as the Daniel
Kennady p1ace,222% acres,2} miles
South of Bronwood. W ill be sold
to the highest bidder for cash on
first "Tuesaay in October uext at
court house door, Dawson, Ga.,
unless gold prior to that time at
private sale. If you wantto buy
cell on the undersigned.
HOYL & PARKS.
Sept. 7, "89. 5
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For Rent.
I have tor rent 75 acres—two
mule tarm—in good state of cul
tivation and under good fence.
Far terms, etc., call on
JOHN SANDERS,
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DAWSON, GA.
Always on hand the frezshest
FACY ANDFAMILY
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GROCERIES,
At my Bar wil alwivs be found
a complete aad clinive line of Do
mestic and Imporiad
Whiskies, Wines,
BRSRDY AH) DBZIE..
Duting the Summer you will al
ways fiod st my storo
DELICIOUS ICZ COLD
Kex and Bottled Beer--the best
in the city.
Pickled Oysters
Are an excellent lable delicacy,
and can be found at my store.
Try them.
linvite the continuced patronage
of the‘})ubli(', and can be found at
my old stand on Mzin Street, next
Joor to A. J. Baldwin & Co.
XY MARTIN Sy
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Mrs. C. k. Mize
Has Received a beautiful line of
MILLINERY
and would be pleased to have the
Ladies call and examine her goods,
Dress Malzing.
I am also prepared to do Dress
Making, and the ladics would do
well to bring their work to me., 1
sell the Domestic Sewiag Machine,
1 am sfill on
ROGERS & JANE'S BLOCK,
DAWSON, GEORGIA,
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SENT FREE.
Every reader of this paper who
expects to buy anything in the line
of Diamonds, fine Jewelry, Silver
and Clocks, or who thinks of buying
Should send for our new illustrated
catalogue for 1889, which we send
free,
J. P. STEVENS & BRO.,
IWHEWENRERS%
47Whitehall, St. Atlanta, Ga.
m mg;;:‘f:gl:;{: rr.‘.l&}l‘:.}:) Ll'udigcs;ion
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
{t cures quickl{. ¥or sale by all dealers in
- &edicing. Get the genuiue, ;
-A-P,Efi?fififlj
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nardware, Furniture & Stove
ITam
now res
ceivinge a
large stock
of goods for
the FaiL axp
WINTER TRADE, und
I puarntee ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES on everything,
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ALLMY GOODS ARE SOLD AT THELOWEST ['OS-IBLE MARG
AND 1 CORDIALLY ASK A CALL FROM EVERYEODY:
@ AP HATCHER: &
Al BARKED
lE‘, Hi%hi)io
We havepurchas
ed the entire inter
estof J A, Bishop
in the Lee Street
Market,and propose
torunoneof'the best
beef markets in the
state,
The finest tender
est beef and best
pork and sausages
will be kept always
on hand. Askine,
for a liberal share *
your patronoge i"id
promising satisfuc
tion, we are,
Y ours &ec,
J.T. Lawhon.
GLD CLOTHES MADF NEW
DOC FLETCHER, COL.
Is now located in Dawson to Clean,
Repair and Dye garments, All
cowors always on haitd at first
l:l(]):;e below M:, Hart's carriage
FURMITURE:
STOVES
I 0 THE TRAD
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We are now receiving the Largast and most var
Stock of Goods it has ever been our pleasure to handle,
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WE GFFER YOU
Dry Goods, Noions, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Furnit
Hardware, Flour, Sugar, Coffor. I'obacco. ctc, ete
prices which cannot be undersold, g
Give us your patronage and we guarantee satisfaction
We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to our FURNITUR
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THE FINEST ON THE MARKET FOR THE PRI
In addition to the above we carry a full line of BURIAL CA
strictly Pure Pain
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We call the attention of Painters and everybody to our (elletz'fv“
PURE : READY : MIXED : PA
which we sell under the following positive guarantee: 1y spled
We guarantee our Ready Mixed Puints, \\'l)Cl)J)l‘op(;l’f\"fH’L
good surtace, NOL "T'O CRACIK, C first
OR PEKI., and to give perfect satisfaction sll-‘;):w e
paint, aud if after Three Years Wear, it failsto mw“h’e‘:l)uildiflg
ments, we agree to furnish paints free ot charge to 1’0}’:\11’1 -
The Ullmann & ¥?hi pot M’ig-
A full stock of these paints on hand acd for sale by
CROUCH BROTHERS.
iember
I imake a
SPECIALTY
; of FUENITURE
and SPOVESad it
will always pay to call on
me I IN NEEDOF ANYs
THING IN T[IHIS LINE,
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