The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
BREVITIES

ceIleS cheap.
For the best Shirts in the cit,,
go to j. W. T. Lowrey's.
, Please pay your subscription to
the Journal. D "
One and all go to Roberts Bros to
get your Shoes. y
For Seltzer Water 90 to
Il. GEEsLIN's.
superior court in Webster this
week; also in Early. '-'-'
Roberts Bros. are just receiving
a new lot Of handsome shoes.
For the cheapest Buggy in
town, go to Geo. Bryans.
Best Cotton Seed Oil at 50 cents
per gallon at j. A. Fulton's
Ii you want cheap Harness 90 to
r. GEEsLIN's.
-Four new rooms are soon to be
added to the City Hotel.
Geo. Bryan is selling Buggies
cheaper than any body in town.
Ii you want Groceries at Bot
tom Prices call at the store of J.
W. T. Lowrey.
Miss Mary Foster returned to
her home in Alabama on yester-
day.
J. W. f. Lowrey bosses the
rancho on Boots and Shoes and
don't you forget it.
Nearly everybody who can get
a conveyance viii attend the asso-
citation at Sardis on next Sunday.
I am selling $500 Bed-steads
for $1,000. They are going like
hot cakes, and will soon be gone.
J. A. Fulton.
There was an all-day singing at
Chlckasawhatchee church, near
town, on last Sabbath.
Ladies' and Misses JERSEYS,
Cloaks and Pelisses in Great
Variety and the Latest Styles at
j. W. L. Lowrey's.
cit is a dangerous thing for a
man to tackle the saws Of a gin
with his fingers.
J. W. T. Lowrey will sell you
Good Suits for Boys at $500, and
Gents Clothing cheaper than ever
before offered in this market.
An interesting musical enter
tainment was given at DIR. G. A.
Cheatham's on last Monday night
Good cooks are scarce in and
around Dawson. 1t is almost i'm
possible to employ one even at a
very high price.
The most complete line Of No
TI0Ns in the city at j. W. L. Low
rey's at Rock Bottom Prices.
Cotton is coming to Dawson
this season from points north Of
Cuthbert. Our Cuthbert friends
will not like to hear this, but it's
so all the same.
Now is the time to plant your
onion sets to make big onions, and
j. r. james Sons keeps them.
More meat will be saved in Ter
rell county this winter than has
been done for many years. This
state Of things indicates better
times.
Just received a fresh lot of
groceries, canned goods, pickles,
etc, at JOIN W. BBowNs.
We are glad to see Judge Bra
gan well enough to be out upon
the streets again.
Where did you get that beauti-
ful Hat, Tom? OH at Lowrey's,
Of course. He carries the nobbi-
est lot Of Hats in the city and the
cheapest.
Farmers, do not be content to
run in the same oldruts year after
year, but be progressive.
pay no house rent, no clerk
hire, no insurance, and can thore-
fore sell goods at 10 to Is per
cent. lower than any other man.
Try me. J. a. FULTON
The time is coming in the future
history OF this country when one
hundred acres Of land viii be con
sidered a large farm.
Paschal & Kaigler are now re-
ceiving 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 to
sell goods accordingly.
Why is it that men will work
hard for a whole year to make a
crop and then pay out all the pro-
fits for gathering it, when all this
could be saved by little more
patience and labor?
Col. Parks sstllunable to leave
L. ,,oo,,, b,,t ie much imDrOvnC