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THE NEWS.
BY E..L. RAINEY.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TERRELL COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY OF DAWSON.
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DAWSON, GA., Jax, 1571., 1902
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PENSION APPROPRIATIONS,
A dispatch from Washington states
that $139,842,230 has been appropriated
for pension: by ceangress, $5,403,000 less
than the amoumt appropriated last
Fear.
Stranger things have happened, but
pot often. [t ise statistical fact tvhat
4he amount of appropriations has been
steadily increasing, notwithstarding 1
she very evident fact that veterans of
the civil war have been dying .outumo.l
idly for the past.several years. It will |
be remembered that Commissioner of |
Pensions H. Clay Evans made him-|
self heartily disliked by some of the
moet influential men of his party by
kis conscientious and consisteat fight
against pension steala.
This action by congress is the ifirst
step in the right.lirection, and @t is to
be devoutedly hop:d that decreasing
pension appropriations wiil be fsatures
of the future sessions.
TRAVELING. BECOMING DISASTROUS.
Scarcely a {day passes now that the
daily papers do not contain accouate of
some railway disaster in which lives
are lost, limbs breken, bodies scalded
and the like. It is necessarily in the
nature of things that some accidents
are bound 1o occur occasionally on the
railroads, but it ie not mecessary nor
reasonable that th2y should become
matters of almost daily occerence.
Uantil very recently the swift flying
passenger train has been looked upen
as asafe method of transit, but now
passengers have begun. to quake im
their seats and .wonder if the train on |
which they areriding will be added:
10 the rapidly increasing list of those
wrecked. \
There must certainly be same way
dm whieh this appalliey state of af
dairs can he vemedied. 'lf there is not:
secident insuranee companies will soon
Je doing an immense agount & busi
mess. Whether the fault be in the ex
seutive or mechaniea! department it
should be conrected, and that at€nce.
THE EXIT OF CRGKER.
Richard Croker, so long the lgader
©f Tammany, hass cpped dewn apg out.
ané was sueceeeded by Lewis Nicoo.
©@ne of the must maligned m n in the
Waited States, Mr. Croker has nexer
theless led the powerful political .or
Zanization at whose head he has been
to many a hard won victory. He lans
done more to keep che meprepolis o
democratic hands than any past ar
present leader, and Jhis swccessor.
though a man of expericnce and iw
fnence, muss dou his vhinking eap was}
~weorking clothes to aporoach the re:
desbtable Crokers sucecss. “Nouh
ing suceeeds like gucecess,” and albeit
that Croker is a professional politi
eian he has unquestionably been high
1y successful in his leadership of Tam-
Any.
IT is uniikely that Captain flobseec’s
judgment will allow biw o stand tor
eongress against Banwoead of Alw
bama. The latter is one ofthe mwostpop
plar men, pelitically and personally.
in his state, and was a formidable op
ponent of Lepresentative Jiiebardson
for the demoeratic leadership uwo
years ago: and, besiles, the American
people have a way Of dealing with
alleged hevoes which does rat prove
gratifying to the said heroces.
THE protest raised by the Lexington,
‘Ky., chapter of Daughters of Lonfed
_racy agaiost the play of “Unele Tom's
_Cabin” is perbaps not undeserved.
The book portrays a life whieh is al
leged to have heen general in the
south during the memarable 60s, but
which existed oaly in rare and isolated
cases, and the book's complete sup
presign would not be a distinct loss
dHy any means.
. FiRE .destroyed 3,00 chiekens on a]
¢hickengarm near Marictta last week. |
Althouzh not a master of record, itis |
supposed Lbat apy colered brethren,
espeeciaily those of ministerial persua
gion, who witnessed the wholesale con
flagration of their favorite delicacy
shed tears of poignant grief.
SIpNEY LASCELLES, famowmson three
continents as Lord Beresford, is again
in the twils. The police of Bostog
have arrested him on a charge of lar
ceny. The festive lord must feel ex
tremely plebian. Lascelles has spent
a term in the Georgia peniteatiary
and bas been in Dawson.
THE towns of LaGrange and Wash
4ngton, in this state, bave both recent
ly voted for dispensaries by large
majorities. Properly regulated and
managed, the dispensary is the solu
tion of the whiskey auestisa, your
Uncle Allen tothe contrary soywith
standing.
OVER in th: tensn district M,
_Hardwick has apnoupnged (or congress
against Hon. William Fleming. Per
'hups Hardwick has forgotten that
Richmond county ‘can always poll as
many votes us are needed to overcome
the other counties of the district.
THE reception given Mr. Bryan on
his recent trip to the east doesn’t look
altogether as if he is as much of a
corpse as some people would like for
him to be. He may uever be presi
dent, but he will always be one of the
biggest men of the nation.
THE Moultrie News is ene of best
weekly sheets which comes to THE
| NEws' excharge desk. Mr. John
| Gibson, formerly traveling representa
tive of the Macon Teleyraph, is the
bricht editor, and is issuing a clean,
newsy paper.
STATE SCHQOL COMMISSIONER GLENN
and County School Commissioner Rog--
ers of Washington county have kissed j
'and made up, esch gentleman mentally
reserving the right to retain his
own priyate opirion of the ether.
THE reports show that Georgia leads
the union in the production of turpen:
tine and rosie. There are other
things, not mentioned in the census,
in which the empire state of the soulk
leads the union and the wortd.
TWENTY-FIVE persons were a.rres‘t,ed
in Macon .during 1901 for “‘beating”
the railroads. The average person, né
master how comseientious in other re
spects, seems 1o eonsider himself per- |
fectly justified in such an act.
PaysSICIANS have discovered a mam
in Bloomington, 111., whose heart is on
the right side. This refers tohis phy
sical condition, and it is net stated |
which side the ergan is on morally
speaking.
BURGLARY i% & hanging erime in
North Carolina, and six white men are
to be executed for that offense on Feb
ruary 25th. North Carolina deals with
this class of criminals about right.
DURING the stay of Admiral and
Mrs. Schley in Savannah last week
the peaple of that city did not fail to
‘demonstrate their opinion of the board
of inquigy!s findings.
HAS Mrs. Nation, of whom Dinkle
.spiel remarked that she called her bus
iba.nd. Dwmocles Natioa, Damnation for
' short, dropped into obliyvion?
WHEN two Terrell county pigs ean
e made te net YB6 pounds of pork there
is no reason why westera meat should
inda market here.
BorH as to rifle balls and weary
ing effect the indefatigable Boer con
tinues to convice the British that his
pame is notiwapt.
THE Macon "l'elegraph says Terrell
couaty larmers can give points, and
that they have reduced farming to a
sciemce. Correct.
Zoa
Taw Waycross Herald bids ‘“fare
well 20 the public property fund, aad
if forever, still 1ol'evel:, fare thee
well.”’
THE Sparta Ishmaelite thinks a re
versible overcoat wouid be a nue trade
luark lor the average supreme court.
DAWSON'S reputation #s a cotton
center is sustained by her receipts for
#his seasen.
QUERY: when Miss Stone is released
will she lecture, write a book or o on
tho stage?
| TuE Boers coutinue to make gun
wadading of tne British ultimatums.
IMPORYING NEGROES.
.For Paker Comnty Turpeniine Farm—Mr..
McConneil’s Reason.
The Macon Telegraph aays: Mr. W.
i'_ll. MeConnel]l, of tuhe .lumber and
pupenténe firm of McCrancy & Me
| Connell, of Bsker coualy, passed
i_{ hrongk Macon lastnight with twenty
two Nugsh Carolipa farm hands. He
I was takimg them £o his farm and tur
pentine plantasion in Baker county,
where they will werk at© cents a day.
I\\’hen asked why .he went o North
Carolina ta get the workmen he said:
“iWell, they are better workmen.
We have plenty of negroes in Georgia,
IbuL as a lale our Georgia negroes
will pot work more than one Ot two
days in a week, because they do not
have any ambition beyond keepirg on
hand enough to eat from one day to
another. It casts me $3OO to bringout
my twesnty-two hands from North Car
olina, bug it payed me togo it. We€an
always get all the hands we want &p
there, anpa they are not s 0 inclined o
vagabondage.”’
GEPRGIA ELEANINSS. |
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Durieg the year just past the Blake
v dispessary sold twenuy-six thous
and, one hundred and forty-five dol
lars worth of beverages.
A Lee county farmer says guano
weights are short. He arges the far
mers to have all guano weighed =0 as
1o get what they pay for.
The petition ot 1. S. Oliver, J. A.
MecDonald, W. L. Thomas, Frank
®heftield and J. K. Freneh of Samger
caunty. Georgia, has beea filed in the
|office of the secretary of state for 2
charter for The Plains Bank. The
lca.nitul stock of the company is placed
at $2558 0.
Anotber Would Bankrupt the State.
¥rom the Cogggeton Enterprise.
The people of Georgia want to eleet
busipess mes £0 the next legislature
instead of eyubiing-headed politicians.
1+ is the prevailinyg opinion thuat anoth
er legislature like the last one would
bankgupt the whoete state It would
certainly put the tixings on the
poor,
WORNER WAIFS.
Happenings of the Past Week in the
Twelfth District Community.
The farmers around here are not in
as good heart as they were a year ago,
as cotton has gone down and cvery
thing has gone beyound a poor man’s
reach. They say they are going o
raising grair, corn and hogs, as they
ean’t grow cotton at the present price.
‘ If you have any cattle to sell just
*phone Dr. Cook or J. W. Tilley at
Parrott. From the looksof their cat
)t,le pens they have been buying from
gmmebody.
~ Mr. George Thompsoa says he has
'»killed enough meat to do him several
years. That is vretty good, as there
‘are lots of us who can’t say that.
Mr. Frank Daniel and Miss Orrie
Fyster were united in matrimoany Jan
uary sth. We hope for them a longl
and happy life.
From all reports there will be sever
al candidates for constable nexu fall.
If you want a nice job of blacksmith
ing Dock Culpper can do it for you.
Mr. C. F. Oxford’s meat crop will
net him a good sum of money.
GRAVES GLEANINGS.
Interesting Gessip About Persens and
Things in and Around That Town.
Miss Blanche Davidson returned
last week trom Blaffton, where she had
a very pleasamt visit.
Miss Alberta Burge attended the
house party at Miss Eula Dismuke’s.
'he affair was quite a success, music
being one of the ehief attractions. |
Grimes happered in Graves Sunday
aliernoon
Miss Sara Ferrell, an attractive and
accomplished voung lady of Bronwood,
visited Miss Alberta Burge Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Lora Cancen was at our Sun
day school.
Mr. Dink Chiles and s»n visited
Mr. Frank Ferguson last Sunday.
Mrs. Stanly Arthur of Shellman vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Bridges, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buchannan of Dawson
visited Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Saturday
‘and Sunday.
DEATH OF MR. S. M. M'CLENDSEN.
Passed Away Several Days Ago After
a Lingering filness. _
On Wednesday, January 11. the angel
of death visited our earth and wok
from us Mr. S. M. MeLendon, who
‘had been contined to his bed some
time with consumption. He was a
young man only twenty-four years and
some months old.
Many homes were bright that beau
tiful New Year's day, but in that home
} all was dark and sad, for they knew it
‘would notbe long before they would
have to say good-bye to their loved one,
for he was surely sinking into his sleep
never to be awakened tiM the res
‘urrecmion day, when all shall stand
face to face with their Savior,
He was not heard to complain ‘while
‘on bea nor say “Oh, why do I have to
sufler s0?"’ but patiently bore all his
paios, thus veaching us by example not
to complain when it is the work of
God. A young wife, two small chil
dren. tive brothers and a sister, besides
a host of friends and relatives, survive
him. : .
He was buried at Hopewell Thurs
day, where his father, mother and
relatives were buried, Rcv. Saider
officiating
The beloved ores have the sympathy
of the entire commomunity. and may
the blessings of God ever fall upon
them, and many they walk cloee to
Him. A NIECE.
New Drug Firm,
The drug firm of Davidson & Ken
drick has passed from existence, and
has been succeeded by the Davidsovn
Drug Co., Dr. Edgur Davidson manag
er. Do, Davidson is one of the most
popular young men in Dawson, both
in a business avd a sccial way, and his
business wiil doubtless be a large one.
Directors and Officers Re-Elected.
The stockholders of the Dawson
National Bank met yesterday and re
elecred the old board of directors, who
then re-elected Mr. A. J. Carver presi
dent, Mr. S. R. Christie vice-president
and Mr. M. M. Lowrey cashier.
Changes in Residence.
Mr. J. L. Janes has rented the resi
denee of Dr. 1.. €. Gonekee on Spone
wall street. and is occupying the same.
Dr. and Mrs. Gonekee have not yet
made any detinite arrangements,
though they will remain in Dawson.
MOZLEY’'S LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
Dr. H. Mozley’s Lemon Elixer is prepared from
the fresh juice of Lemons, combined with other
vegetable livar tomies, catharties, aromatie stime
ulants and hloold purifiers. Sold by druggists,
50c and $l.OO bottles.
For biliousaess and constipation.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
Fur sick and nervous beadache and the grip.
For paius, palpitation @.nd irregular action of
the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For sieeplessness and nervousness.
#or loss of appetite and debility.
dlor fevers, malaria aud chills, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lagies, for natural and thorough organic regu
latiop take Lemon Elixir,
Lemax Elixir will not fail you én any of the
abowe~nuwmed diseases, all of whieh arise from a
torpid ordiseased hiver, stomach or kidneys.
At the Capitol.
I have just gaken the last two bottiesof Dr.
Mozley's L.emon Elixir for nervous headache, in
digestion, with diseased liverand kidneys. The
Ehxir cured me. I found it the greatest medi
sine leverused. J. . MENNICH, Attorney.
1225 F. Street, Washington, D. C. |
President National Bank.
MeMinniville, Tenn., wiites: From experience. |
in my family your Lemon Elixir has few if any
equals apd no superiors in medicine for the reg
wlation of the liver. stomach and bowels. Your
Lemon Hot Drops are syperior to any remedy we
have ever been able to get for throat and lung
disenses. W. J, MAGNESS.
To Dr. i. Mozley, Atlunta,
FERTILIZERS,
W a are pleased to announce towur friends and former customers that we are again hang.
ling the same brands of Fertilizers we handled last year and ask the privilege of making vy,
prices and informing you of the merits of our goods before you buy. We handle Lf[;he
Southern Phosphate Works’ Goods,
Extra Strong Potash Acid,
and other brands that w:ll meet the needs of 2very planter. All our goods are of the hiafieqt
grade manufactured, and have given universal satisfaction wherever used. The quality j
unsurpassed, and our prices will meet all competition. See us before buying elsewhere,
[hornton & Nasworthy.
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This signature is on every box of the genuine ‘}
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
+he remedy that eures a ecld fm ore day
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World's Greatest Fever Medicine.
Johnson's Tonic does in a day what slow Qui
nine cannot doin ten days, Its splendid cure
are im striking eomtrast with the feeble cures
made by Quinine.
If you are utterly wretched take a thorough
course of Johnson's Tonic and drive out every
trace of Malarial poisoning. ‘lhe wise insure
their lives and the wiser isure their health by
using Joknson's Chill and Fever Tonic. It costs
50 cents if it cures; not one cent if it does not.
Wanted
300 head of Hogs on their feet,
awsoN Me KET & GROCERY Co.
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Strayed.
A Berkshiresow, medium size, strayed from the
Gairy farm. Returner will be liberally rewarded.
| T. C. GEISE.
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| Special Notice.
A%} orders for Haills and Meals must be aceom
paniad with cash. ’
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO.,
D. A. CARTER, M@R.
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For Sale.
A good mnule. See me and save meney.
J. G, DEAN.
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For Sale.
Fine Jersey Cow with @rst calf, pwre blood,
Phinizy stock. Cow aud eall both euditled to
registration. W. H. DAVIS
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Estray Notice.
GEORGIA, TerreLL CounNty. The following
is copy ‘of anestray appraisement and description
whichk has this day been handed to the undeg
signed, “T'his January 15, 1902, ;
J.W. ROBERI'S, Ordinary. :
GEORGIA, TERBeELL CouNty. We Jhe under
sizned freeholders of said connty, do begeby certi
fy that W. 5. Thornton of the 1150th district, b}
M..in said county, hasexhibited to us a certain |
wmouse colored mare mule about eight yesrs old
ard fifteen hands high worth seventy-five doljars.
J. D.HENRY. F. H.
L.D.GAY F. H.
Notice.
The firm of J. W, Goss & Co. has been dissolv
ed by mutual concent, J. W. Goss retiring and R.
D. Goss continuing the business. We thank the
publie for past libaral patronage. and solicit a
continuauce for the new frw. This January 14,
1902. J. W. GOSS,
R. D. GOSS.
T 0 THE PUBLIC.
From the above it will be seen that T am in
business by myseif. 1 will always keep a full
and fresh line of Family Groceries. and will be
glad to have your orders. Prompt delivery made
i in all parts of the city. R.D. GOSS,
Women as Well as Men
~ Are Made Miserable by
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| Kidney Trouble.
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Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
'courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
e = and cheerfulness soon
6 &) disappear when the kid
| ‘H‘r S neys are out of order
| “"“! £ L ‘J or diseased.
‘- '.\’l',"".\‘ —_ Kidney trouble has
-;\" By become so prevalent
- SN Q thatitisnotuncommon
6 N for a child to be born
A\ NNWAETES afflicted with weak kid-
B\ :-_ neys. If the child urin
—_——oa/==" ates too often, if the
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpieasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
' most people suppose.
- Women as well as men are made mis
‘erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
‘and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists, in fifty- N
cent and one dollar giiEEPs Tl S
sizes. You may have a g ’;‘_,'T_'T..'Eiififir‘?t;_";j
sample bottle by mail e
free, also pamphlet tell- Home of Swamp-Root.
ing all about it, including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N, Y., be sure and
mention this paper. |
JEWELRY.—Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold Watches, Chains
and Fobs, Cuff and Cotlar Buttons, Band and Set Kings, Scarf
Pins, Baby Pin Sets, etc. Most attractive line in city. Call and
investigate for yourself. DAWSON DRUC COMPANY,
| Farrar & Harris, Prop'rs.
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Sheriff Sales.
Willibe sold before the court house door iu
Dawson, Terrell county, Georgia, within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in February
next, to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land lying and being in the city of
Dawson, Terrell county, Georgia, and knowu as
city lot number two hundred and twenty four
(224) fronting on Johnson St., and on north side
of Johnson street, occupied in 1892 by Mrs.. M. N.
Sharp, and now occupied by her; also that
city lot whereon is located the brick store
house occupied on July 12th, 1892, by W. T.
Lewis, and adjoining the warehouse of J.
R. Mercer & Co., being ecity lot number forty
three in Dawson, Ga., fronting on Main street and
on west side of Main street and north side of
Johnson street, and being on corner of Main and
Johnson streets. All of said property above
herein described is part of land lot number two
hundred and fifty six (256) in the Twelfth district
“of originally Lee, now Terrell county, Ga. Levied
“on as the property of the defendant, Mrs. M. N.
Sharp, to satisfy an execution issued from KFulton
-superior court in favor of J. A. Anderson and M.
A. O'Byrne. receivers for The Southern Mutual
Building and Loan Association, of Atlanta,
against Mrs. M.N. Sharp and the said described
property. Deed dunly recorded. This January
“th, 1902.
Also at the same time and place will be soldall
that tract of land in the town of Dawson, Terrell
county. Georgia, fronting one hundred and ten
feet on Vine street and running east and west
two hundred and seventy two feet, containing
about one half of an acre of land just north of
the lot occupied on October 4th, 1890, by Mrs, E.
P. Kennedy, with one two-story eight room
fhiouse and one three-room servant’s house, gar
den, orchard, vineyard, ete., with all the prem
ises, now occupied by R. D. Goss. Levied on as
the property of the defendant.J. A. Fulton, to
satisfy an execution issued from Fulton superior
court in favor of J. A. Anderson and M. A.
O’ Byrme, Teceivers for Southern Mutual Building
and Loan Asssociation, of Atlanta, vs. J. A,
Fulton and the said described property. Deed
duly recorded. This January 7th, 1962
D. K. CHRISTIE, Sheriff.
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| Sheriff Sale.
f Will be sold before the court house door in
Dawson, Terrell county. Georgia, within the legal
‘h«mrs of sale, on the first T'uesday in February,
i next. to the highest bidder for eash, the following
‘deseribed property towit: A tract or parcel of
land situated in the city of Dawson. Terrell
county, Georgia (in what is called Mercerville),
fronting one hundred feet on the south side of
Fourth ave., and extending back south with uni
form width two hundred and sixteen feet, between
the places where . M. Jennings formerly lived
and where James Grier lived on March 6th,
1893. There being on said land a two story
dwelling house oceupied by 1. J. Lowe and
family and Robert Baldwin on August Bth, 1898,
(more recently occupied by \W. L. Simpson.)
Levied on to satisfy an execution from Terreil
Superior Court in favor of Interstate Building
and Loan Association of Atlanta versus T. J.
Lowe and said described property. 'l'his Janunary
sth, 1902, D. K. CHRINSTIE, Sheriff,
Sheriff Sale.
GEORGIA-TERRELL COUNTY--Will be sold for
cash to the highest bidder. at the usral time aud
place of sheriff’s sales. on the firat Tuesday in
February, 1902, one top buggy.and set of harness;
levied on and sold as the property of Isom Brook
ins to satisfy a mortage fi fa issued from the
¢ity court of Dawson in favor of Sam Farkas
againstllsom Brookins. This January 7, 1902.
D. K. CHRISTIE. Sheriff.
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| Executor’s Sale.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary
of Terrell County, Georgiz. will be sold before
“the court housedoor in Davwson. in said connty, on
first the Tuesday in Febriuary rent, within legal
hours of sale, the followine o erty to-wit. All
of lot of land number 1t -ane (31) inthe Eley
enth Distriet of Terreil county, except four acres
in the northwest corner of said lot, containing
198 acres more oy ie=s. sold as the property of
Mary J. Roberts, decessed . Sold for distribution
erms Cash. . This December 31, 1901,
GEO. M. ROBERTS, Executor,
For Dismission.
GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY--Ordinary's Office.
January 6th 1902. F. F. Chapman and A, P.
Chapman represent that they have fully dis
charged the duties of their said trust, and pray
for letters of dismission. This is therefore to
notify all persous concerned toshow cause, if
any they can, on or before the first Monday in
April next. why said administrators should not
be discharged from their said trust,
J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
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For Dismission.
"Geo '\ |, TEELL COUNTY--Ordinary’'s Office,
November 4th, 1901. Albert Bridges and Johna
than Bridges, executors of the will of Williamson
Bridges, deceased, represent that they have fully
discharged the duties of their said trust and pray
for letters of dismission. This is therefore to
notify all persons concerned to show cause, if any
they can, on or hefore the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, why said executors should not be dis
charged from said trust.
4 J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
Dr.F.H. McC
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City Ordinance,
SectioN 1. Be it ordained by the mayor &
council of Dawson and it is hereby: enacted |
authority of the same, that from and after
passage of this ordinance it shall be unlawful
any person or persons to bring horses or i
through any of the streets of the city o Daw
except between the hours of seven o'clock v
and five o'clock . nr. unless they are hal
and led.
SECTION. 2, Be it futher enacted that all vio
tions of t Is ordinauce shall be punished ]
scribed in Section 186 of the eity code.
Passed as an emergency ordinance at refi
meeling of ¢ity council of Dawson, this Jan |
1902, J. W. F. LOWERY, May
R. E. BELL, Clerk.
Dissolution Notice.
On January Ist, 1902, the firm of L. E. Dai
Co. was dissolved by mutual consent, |
Howell retiring. L. E. Davis, who will contl
the business, assnmes all liabilities due by
old firm, and all accounts due to the firm mis
paid to him, Sasser, Ga., January 4th, 192
L. E. DAVES.
J. 1. HOWEL
For Year’s Support.
GEORGIA, TERRELL CouNTY--Court of Ot
ary. D(\Cel}jh(‘r 26th, 1901. The appraisen
pointed upon applieation of Emma L. Bri
widow of Thos. C. Bridges, for a twelve no
support of herself and minor child havind
their return, all persons concerned are !
cited to show canse, if any they have, at ¢
February term of this court, why said apyit
' should not be granted.
| J. W. ROBERTS. Ordit
For Dismission.
GEOGIA, 1E ELL CoUNTY--Ordinary’s )1
Nov. 4, 1901. L. C. Hoyl, Adm’r. of the estd
J. B. Hoyl, deceased, represents that he @
ly discharged the duties of said trust, and I
for letters of dismission. This is therefor
tify all persons concerned to show cause,if
they can, on or before the first Monday in
ary next, why said administrator should ¥
discharged from said trust.
J. W. ROBERTS. Ord
For Dismission.
GEOR IA, T3a7 Crgqre- «Ordinary’s &
November 4th, 1901. G. B. McNeil, ado/®
tor of the estate of J. M. MeNeil, ‘]"‘"'usfd'
resents to this court in his petition duly ”I'
entered on record that he has fully adm®
J. M. MgNeil's estate. This is therefore!?
all persons concerued to show cause OB o 3
the first Monday in February next WhY
mininistrator should not be disrhur!e‘”,
said trust. J. W. ROBERTS. 0l
For Dismission
Gertia, TEdumrgsey--0s iy ’
November 4th, 1901, A. J. Baldwin. 2%
tor of J. W. Baldwin, deceased. rep™®
he has fullv discharged the duties of 8
and prays for letters of dismission. TV**
fore to notify all persons conecrned tosht®
if any the can, on or before the first wo
February next, whv said administra®
not be discharged from said trust- o
J. W. ROBERTS- 7
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