The Dawson journal., 1883-11-01
BREVITIES.

IL hnis Is the hrst day Of Novem-
Hstchers. -o" q
issue. IL 'nis
Go and see the Fine Table Sill
yer Ware at James Drug Store.
Our young folks are having a
dull time OF it in the way Of amuse- s
: Mr.. John /. Griffin, now Of
Calhoun county, spent several
days IN the city recently.
Our handsome young friend,
Fred B. Arthur, of Wards. came
up to see his girl on last Sunday
1t is said that the bangs must
60. And now what will the girls
90 to hide their pretty foreheads.
For Paints, Oil and Varnish
call on DR.. w. G. KENDRIcK.
From now on till the new wear
farmers should devote all their
spare time in beautifying and i'm
proving their homes and farms.
Mr.. I. j. Watt, cotton buyer
from Columbus, has been in the
city during the past two weeks
dealing in the "feecy."
Call on DR.. W. G. Kendrick and
get bottle of Celery and Camo-
mile Bitters and quit complain
ing of Indigestion.
Sheriff Thornton makes first
class auctioneer. The way he
handled the hammer at Browns
sale the other day was interesting.
Mr.. NJ. J. Webb, Of this county,
has moved into town and is now
engaged in reading law under the
tuition Of Judge L. NJ. Lennard.
Mr.. A. J. Carver has sent his
fine buggy mare, "Daisy," over to
Eufaula to go in training for the
trotting races, which will take
| place on the 18th inst.
DR.. Kendrick has a new clerk at
his drug store in the person Of
Mr.. W. ". Davis, one Of the most
polite and handsome young men
in the city.
Mr. Z. E. Cheatham and family,
of Savannah, spent a few days in
our city last week. Ellie has
many friends in Terrell and they
are always glad to see him.
Col. J. G. Parks is still confined
to his room, but IS evidently much
improved and we may expect in a
short time t. see him out upon the
streets.
No merchant that ever started
business in our city has been
more successful in working up a
fine trade than J. ". Brown. -
You can always find a crowd at
John Browns store trading.
Bethel Baptist Association con-
vened on last Tuesday at New
Bethel church, Randolph county.
Elder NJ. B. l.. Binion left on last
Monday to be in attendance dur
ing the sitting of this body.
DR.. McClester, Of Cuthbert, and
Mr. I'll. II. Brown, Of Wards, ex-
ecutors on L. G. Browns estate,
have been in the city during the
past week winding up the business
of the said estate.
Now is the season of the year
when big tales are expected to be
told about big farming In other
counties, the ball has already been
set in motion. Whom shall we
hear from first in Terrell?
Mrs. Guyton, mother of Mrs.
w. G. Parks, is in the city on a
visit Mrs. Guyton is one of the
most cultivated and accomplished
old ladies that it has been our
pleasure to meet in many days.
J. W. Brown is doing fine
business in his line and every
body is pleased with his prioes.--
He deals in nothing but frst-class
goods and then his prices are SO
reasonable and low,
Dawson can turn out more
squirrel hunters to the square foot
than any town in Georgia. Even
the old men, such as DIR. Paschal,
Jim Horsley and Urb Weston
have gone AZ it.
Mr.. George Black. young
gentleman well and favorably
known in Dawson, and a brother
of our Mr.. 7. j. Black, died at the
home of his father, near Magnolia
Springs, one day last week.
Read A. J. Baldwin & Cos new
dver.isement in this issue. No
better firm than this can be found
in Georgia, and it is useless to
send off for furniture or other
goods in their line when you can
buy SO cheap from them.