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Tue Atkinson papers may how! un,
bu: Evans will be the nominee.
Ir the Columous Southern is extend
ed Dawscn will grow some more,
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Twenve thousand dollars have been
been raised to erect a monument to Jeff
Davis.
WEg hear that there is going to be
s yme fun in the senatorial race over in
Randolph,
SENATOR WALsa has introduced a
bill for the nncounditionn’ repeal of the
state bank tax.
GENERAL Evaxs is steadily marching
on to victory. Georgia will be proud of
Ler noble governor.
THE NLws, unless it is badly mistaken,
has seen eunough to convinceit that the
congressional campaign wili open ina
few days.
Tue people of Kansas are not consist
ent. They profess to have shot for the
negroes thirty years ago: now they
threaten to shoot the negroes it they
don’t get out,
Somi idea of the congestion of wealth
of New York can be obtained from the
statement that 21 per cent. of the mort
gages held on real estate in the whole
urion is held in and about New York
City.
MRr. CLARENCE GROOVER, editor of
the Quitman Free Press, says his county
is full of watermelous and Evans enthu
siasm. “The people of Brooks are for
General Evans by a decided majority,”
said he.
Proresscß BENJAMIN HARRIsON de
nies thas he is a candidate for presi
dent. The editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, who recently hada
long conference with him, says that he
is, however,
It seems that My, Seifert’s New York
Macor Telegraph had rather misrepre
sent the democrats of Terrell than to
tell the trath about them. It can’t for
give them €for having sense enough to
vote for General Evans.
TrHE Madisonian says it learns from a
gentleman who has recently traveled
thrcugh the mountains of North Geor
gia that Geuera! Evans is very popular
in that section of the state, and that he
will carry every county except possibly
three.
Tae Richmond State rises with this
poser: *lf it is true, as the census bu
reau alleges, that there are 100,000 more
married men in the country thap there
are married women, what, in the name
of Hymen, are those 100,000 men mar
ried to?”
Tukre has been an unusual number of
hail storms this year. R-cently a hail
storm in the upper part of the state did
great damage, and last week a very dis
astrous hail storm occurred in Jowa.
These are only two of the very consider
able number of such storms this year.
It will not be surprising if Colonel
Breckenridge's campaign results in a
few funerals. Already one editorial
champion of the gay and amorous con
gressman has been put under bond to
keep the peace, and a considerable num
ber of hip pockets weal a suspiciously
pletho ic wppeara ice.
AT Leavenwoith, Kansas, 300 women
voted at the late election; 2,500 had
been registered in the suffrage herd
book. It looks as though the women
meiely desired to satisy their curiosity
about the ballot, and when that was
done the polls had no further charm for
my lady. The women saw their has
bands, brothers and fathers come home
flushed with exuberance and a hreath
spiced with odors of various kinds, and
they desired to know what was what.
AS 70 THE JUOGES AND SoLIICIT2RS. t
So ‘‘all the judges and solicitors ini
Georgia are for Mr. Atkinson,” are they? !
And this but shows that “theintelli-g
gence of the state is arrayed againsti
General Evans,” does it? t
The “‘juages and solicitors™ are welli
enouzh in their places—they are ser-{
vants of the people, and most of them |
are good and efficient servanis in their%
line. But the citizenry of Geargia is§
:not composed entively of “judges andi
solicitors,” The backbone of the coun- |
try is the producing class, the men who 2
jmake cotton. corn and meat, out ufi
whom the ‘‘judges and solicitors” get |
their pay. These are the farmers, ;
men who produce. They compose theé
great mass of Georgia’s citizens, and §
among them there are thousands \\ho,s
though unlearned in the law, know just l
as well as the “judges and sulicitors"%
how to choose a governor, Pcnlmps§
they know-a little better, for theyi
have no sclfish interest in the matter:;
they have no old debts to pay. Mr. At- |
kinson has never helped them atmin!
their present state of prosperity, as he ;
bas heiped the “‘judges and solicitors™ |
to their present lucrative poaitions;‘
they are not expecting future aid from |
Mr. Atkinson as the “‘judges and solici- !
tors” are. These sane farmers, these
same producers, and all other citizens, i
be they doctors, lawyers, mechanics,l
manufacturers or merchants, who have |
only the welfare of Georgia at heart, are |
the men most competent to choose "1
governor.—Madison Madisonian, }
IF YOU WANT 10 HELP THE TOWN
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Don't fail to sound its praises wherev- i
er you are. 1
Don’t make your money out of its citi- i
zens and spend it somewhere else. ‘
Don't frown on every public improve-‘
ment simply because it will cost ycu a i
dollax or two. : %
Don't sneer at the effort of your fellow
citizens to build up the town, bat lend a |
{ hand yourself. 1
. Don't talk a great deal about what
should be done and remain on the back ‘
seat waiting for some one ¢lse to do it. !
Don’t say a board of trade is *‘no gocd 1
on earth’’ until you can prove it by sta
tistics. l
Don’t stay at home on election day,
but getout and ‘‘hustle” for good men
and for good government.
Don't forget that in building up the
town hearty co operation, united endeav
or and a spirit of get-there are what win
the day. There is no pull like a iong
pull, a strong pullanda pull all together.
J ACKSONVILLE, Fla., is an anomaly. It
| has just recoyered from a fit of squeam
ishness. It has moral spasms now and
then, but the present instance is an epi
{eptic fit of moral turpitude and no mis
take. A jury of wise men, not sclons.
possibly, but good, true citizens who
were peers to any 1n the realm, pronoun
ced Corbett and Mitchell to be innocent
of any offence againt the law when they
vere principals in a prize fight there.
Another jury has decided that it is a fel
ony to exhibit a copy of one of Reuben’s
paintings there, on the ground that the
partly draped figuves in it are indecent.
In other words, Jacksonville has drawn
a bioad line between a brutal exhibi
bition of fisticuffs and an exhibition of a
reproduction of a famous picture, in fa
vor of the former. The keen sensibili
l ties ot Jacksonville taste are almos sad
denning in their extreme refinement.
i Amoxa the guestions that are likely to
| come before the general conference of
the Methodist ehureh, south, now in ses
sion in Memphis, is one tha' relates to
the itinerant system that has been so
! effective in building up the church. No
!o'.hcr charch in this country has grown
tso rapidly as the Methodist. The mem
| bership of the Methodist church, seuth,
ll has increased 167,000 since the meeting
i of the previous general conference fom
years ago.
' DaAawsoN must have the Columbus
‘Southern extended down to Bluffton, If
she takes a notion to do it, it will be
done.
ENLARGING THE ASYLUM.
At last the state lanatie asylum is to
be enlarged. ‘l'he institution has been
inadeqnate for the accommodation of
the insane unfortunates of the state for
a good many years past, and it has been
so that those swho had been adjuadged fi
subjects for the asylum have had to be
held in county jails until room could be
made for them inthe s‘ate’s instituiion
at Milledgevilie.
The last legislature made provision
for the enlargement of the asylum by ap
propriating $lOO,OOO.
The trustees of the asylum were re
cently in session at Milledgeville, and
plans were selected by them for the en
largement of the building.
Their plan is for a three-story b :k
building to accommodate 500 patients in
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the white department and two annexes
for the colored department to accomino
date 270 patients. i
These additions are needed and have
been for socie time, as there are now
128 patients in different parts of the
state who fhave been adjadged insane,
but who have no® been able to gain ad
mittance to the asylum.
Hood's Cures.
In saying that Hood’s Sarsaparilla
cures, its proprietors make no idle or ex
travagant claim. The advertising o 1
Hood’s Sarsapariilla is always within
the bounds of reason, because itis tru-;
it always appeals to the sober, commaon
sepse of thinking people, and it is al
ways fully substantiated Dby enloyrse
ments which, in the finapcial world,
would be accepted without a moment’s
hes'tation.
Read the testimonials published in be
walf of Hood’s Sarsapadilla, all from re
iiable, grateful people.
They tell the story. Hood’s Sarsapa
ritla cures.
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Pleasant Hill Honor Roll.
Boys. Reese Aundrews, Lawson Brink
ly, Boss Gammage, John McPberson,
Luther Stapleton, Phil Tayl-r.
Girls. Carrie Andrews, Joe L. Brooks,
Loala Gammage, Flora Gammage, Anna
Gammage, Lanna Lawhorn, Meta Mar
shall, Annie McLcod, Jessie Smitl,
Fiora Taylor.
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A lau‘l,s_' at Tooleys, La., was very sick
with “)lllt)lls ccile when M. C. Tisler, a
p ominent merchant of the town gav
her a ~ottle of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera, and Diarrhoga kemedy. He
says she was well in forty minutes after
taking the tirst dose. For sale by Far
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A CARD.
Thanking the good people of Dawson
ind vicinivy for their past liberal patron
we, I again tender them my profession
all serviees, I can be fonndin the day
time at my rooms in the Baldwin block
or at the Side-Davis drag store, and at
a'ght at my residence on Ovance’street,
Prompt atteation giten to ail calls. Of
fice practice solicited. Charges reason
wble. Respectfully
Y C KENDYRICK, M. D.
a CARD.
T takethis methoed of tenaering my ser
vices as a plysician to the people of
' Dawson and vieinity. My office 18 locat.
ed in Baldwir’s Duiiding. at Dr. Ken
drick’s old stand, and at night | may b
found at the rvesidence of Dr. W. B,
Cheatham. Your patronaye will be high
ly appreciated, and all calls will receive
promjt attention, Respectfnily,
C. R, BUCHANAN M. D.
For Guardi. nship.
GEORGIA ‘terrell eounty,
()r«li“.-r_\,'pl ()“i(", Apri! 21, 1894
Virs Viekie A. I'Monmas has applied
or letters ot guardianszhip ot the per.
son and propery of Katie May
[(homas, a minor child ot John H.
lhomas deceased. Notice 18 given
that said applic:.linn will be heard ai
my office at 10 o'clock a. m, on tue
irst Monday in June next.
J. W. ROBERIE, Ordivary,
and ex-officio Clark C. O.
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Eight years, writes Mr. N. MORTONSON,
Editor Superior Posten, Ishpeming, Mich., “1
suffered the most excruciating pains from
rheumatism, both in Sweden and Ameriea,
and almost despaired of ever finding relief.
Finally, I determined to try Ayer’s Sarsa
parilla, having heard of many cases that had
veen cured by it. Before beginning to use
this preparation, 1 had Mr. Tullgren, of Iron
Mountain, Mich., a graduate in pharmacy
from Sweden, analyze it. He informed me
that I could use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for my
not only without fear, but, probably, with
benefit. I accordingly took five or six bot
tles. and was entirely cured. This was in
1884, and during all these years, 1 have
hardly felt a pain.”
« After suffering severely for many years
from rheumatism, 1 was induced to try
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and received iminedia‘e
benefit.”’—D. S. WINCHESTER, Holden, Me.
Ayer's Sarsaparill
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Mrs. C. E. Smith & Daughter
ParrorT, GA,
Invite the peopie to call and 1o
spect their stuck of New 8 ring
Millinery. Stock is
NEW STY
NEW an LIS
and will be s¢nld as cheap as auny
vhere. They only ask you to call,
see aned price.
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161 8. Western Avenue, CHICAGD.
- Sold 1n Dawson by Farrar & Farrar.,
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One 12 horse boiler, one 10-hoise
Skinner engine, one 60 saw Winship
gin, press aud fixtares. O e pai
Marlin platiorm seales. All as cood
as new., [ will sell them them cheap.
either for eash or note with goud se
curity. They can be secn at my tarm
.)i, miles south of Bronwood
G. F. SMITH,
Bronwood, (ia.
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MILLINER
FANCY GCOB
DAWSON, GA.
= hool Books,
school Supplies,
Office Stationery,
Blank Books, v
Bihies and Prayer Books,
(Games of all Kinds,
Fipe Stationery,
Writing Pads,Ete., at
C. L. MIZE, the Stationer.
At Arthur & Whitebead's,
Out of town orders prompt'y at.
tended to. Cigars for sale
For One Dollar
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For H{;u? Cash T will seli:
20 Ibs Gravnlated Sugar f-r... . Sl.OO
90 © Best Ride toP . wivines-. 1.00
50 ¢ Goud Flourtor..iees-. 100
3 « Geod Tobacco f0r...... 100
40 ¢ Breei Nalls for,..vsesic I.UD
30 ¢ Wire Nails f0r..ve..... 1.09
- Bring sacks tor sugar and rice.
Stoves, Furpiture and other Groids
at reduced prices.
I pay no house rent, no cerk hire, 1
housekeeping expenses, buv no wood,
keep mno servant, and thus saye about
$1,500 per annum. - This amount I wi
divide amoug my customersin propor”
tion to t"e amount they buy. I give good
goods, honest weight and measure. |
ipvite a to. examine andreweigh my
¢oods, and if not found as repiesented |
wi return the meney and make vhem 2
present of the ¢oods,
]. A. FULTON.
Dawson, Ga.
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AND CITY PROPERTY
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R. F.SIMMONS
Attorney at Law and Agent for Georgia
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R, B, HAYES, | Meoetsit
Schednle in Effeet Feb, 25, 1894,
T T EANTWANDS R
Lv Montgomery. .. .| 7:45 a m| 730 p m
Lv Fort Gaines.. .. ""9:20 am|
Lv Cuthbert.. .....[11:30 a m|{ll:o7 pm
ArDawson. ...... il‘.’:ll pm|ll:47p m
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Ar Smithville. . ... (12:40 p m/12:15a m
Ar Albany .........| 3:3opm 1:00am
Ay Columbia, .. ... I§lo D m!
Ar Mac0n..........| 4:lopm| 7:40a m
Ar Atlanta. . ... . 1 8:06 pm'll:2oa m
A SOUTHWARD. i
LvDawson. ... .. .| 3:13 pmj 2:44am
Ar Cuthbert... . ..} 800 N m| 3:23am
Ar Fort Gaines.. .. (*5:40 p ml
Ar Eufaula. .. ... | 451 pm| 4:loam
At Ozak, . .... .. |BO 5 W
Ar Tr0y........ 4+ &Ilopm
Ar Montgomery. .. .| 7:55 pm| 7:00a @
*Except Sunday. Thons g
Through Pullman Sleepers to St. Louls
and Jacksonville.
S. A, PRUITT, Ag'S.,
rawson, Ga.
J. C. HAILE,
Gen. Pass.. A¢’'t., ~avannah, Ga.
W. F. SHELLMAN,
Traflic Manager, Savannah, Ga.
THEO. D. KLINE,
Gen. Supt. Savannah, Ga
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