The Dawson journal., 1883-10-11
BREVITIES.

Best Cotton Seed Oil at so cents
per gallon at j. A. Fulton'e -
A fine lot Of non-secret nadi
clnes at W. G. KENDRIcK's,
=, The Tin Shop is still behind
Ihornton's Store, on Cotton Ave
nue.. '- - ' g
II you want cheap Harness 90 to
r. GEEsLIN's.
Now is the time to plant your
onion sets to make bigonions, and
j. r. James Sons keeps them.
Just received a fresh lot Of
groceries, canned goods, pickles,
etc. at JOHN W. BBowE's.
A great many of our colorod
people attended the association at
wards on Saturday and Sunday.
You can find the best Tobacco
and Cigars in town at Ira Cham
bers.
[ am selling $500 Bed-steads
Tor $1,000. They are going like
hot cakes, and will soon be gone.
j. A, FULToN.
Call on DIR. Kendriok for Pure.
Fresh and Cheap Drugs, Paints
and Oils. . =
Nearly everybody who could Get
there, went to the association on
last Sabbath.
New Rice, and a fresh lot Of
Flour, Fish, Coffee, ETC., cheap at
Ira Chambers.
can and will sell anything in
the drug line as cheap as they can
be purchased south Of Atlanta.
W. G. KENDRICK.
The number Of people on the
grounds out at Sardis last Sunday
was reconed by the thousands.
We are frequently asked the
question, ''when viii you have
artesian water in Dawson?' That's
something that no man knoweth.
"Bony'' Barnes is now the hap
pest man In Dawson. He has the
house on the corner all to him
self.
The pride Of Dawson is her fine
schools. No town in Georgia can
boast OF two better schools than
she.
We are glad to see Charlie Orr
able to be out again. Charlie has
been quite i'll for several weeks
with typhoid fever.
The present indications now are
that there viii be but few mar
rlages in Dawson during the com
ing winter.
Rev. A. B. Campbell preached
on last Sunday night, at the Bap-
DIST church, one Of the best ser
mons we have heard in many a
day.
[ pay no house rent, no clerk
hire, no insurance, and can there
fore sell goods at 10 to Is per
cent lower than any other man.
Try me. j. a. FULToN.
The four new rooms that are
being added to the City Hotel
will much improve the appearance
Of that building when completed.
For elegant Trimmings, such as
Brocade, Colored Eelvets, etc, 60
to Horsley & KiiIen's. Also an
elegant line OF Black and Colored
Jerseys.
While mach has already been
done in our town Of late iu repair
ing, painting and Identifying resi-
denees, yet there is still room for
improvements in every direction.
John Brown, the grocery man,
is growing more popular every
day. His store is the place to get
something good to eat and at low
prices.
The city Of Dawson on last Sun
day was almost entirely depopula-
ted. Everybody that was able to
get a conveyance had gone to
Sardis to attend the Friendship
Baptist Association.
Pascbal & Kqigier are now re-
eeiving their new Fall and Winter
Stock of goods, and invite their
friends and customers to call and
see them before buying elsewhere.
Cotton is low and they propose t.
sell goods accordingly.
After an absence Of several
months, Capt. Dillon is at home
again. The Captain has been
quite i'll during his absence but
we hope now to see him rapidly
recover.
Our observation is that the cot
ton crop, after all, will turn out q
! little better than was thought 6
,,o,,4b ono Onr information is
/ obtained by interrogating farmers
The crop in Terrell viii be abou
II e -, oxya,.o cfn oTOD