The Dawson journal., 1883-11-22


1t is now in order to turn bacl
all the clocks and watches in towr
to the tune Of twenty-five minutes
Go to Paschal & Kaieler anf
buy goods at Hard Pan Rock Bot.
tom Prices for the next thirty DAYS
But little more than month til
Christmas. How the little folks
will rejoice at the prospect of re.
newing their acquaintance with
"Old Sandy"
We learn from parties who at
tended Mr.. Elan Johnson's bic
sale at Bronwood on last THURSDAY
that 1t was a success. The prop.
erty sold readily and brought good
prices.
We hear Of some of our Terrell
boys who propose to take a trir
soon into the everglades of Flori-
da: They will travel by private
conveyance and enjoy the camp
fire by night.
Let jurors, witnesses and liti-
gants take notice that our Superb
or court will convene on next
Monday. The indications are that
the civil docket will be passed over
quite hurriedly.
Prof. B. G. Adams, of this CITY
won two premiums at the Eufauia
fair last week, one for the best
pensmanship and one for the best
crayon drawing. The Journal
congratulates the Professor upon
his deserved success.
We are sorry to learn that Capt
S. r. Weston, of Albany, recently
had the misfortune to lose about
100000 feet of lumber by fire. =
The mill was also burned, in
which he had an interest.
Judge Pilsbury and family, Of
Americas, are spending few days
in our city visiting relatives. The
Judge is well known to all of our
people as worthy, staunch gen
tleman.
Mother Hubbard parties are all
the vogue now. Let us have one
in Dawson and charge an admis-
sion fee of % cents for all those
who do not appear in regular cos
tune.
Uncle Billy Spier told us few
days ago that he did not SOW his
wheat last year until December
and that h made as fine wheat as
he ever saw grow in this county.
Then it is not too late to SOW
wheat yet.
Hon. S. r. Christie will return
to town to live again. He will oc-
cupy his residence on Lee street
the one now occupied by Mr.
Trammell. We shall give Bob q
warm welcome. No truer hearted
man lives in Georgia than he.
For good lands, good water
good health and good society
Terrell is the county. The people
abroad are beginning to appreci.
ate these truths too, for almost
every week we hear of some new
man moving into our county.
Mr.. c. Coffee, of Albany, was
recently offered $500 for a two
year-old Jersey heifer, but de.
clined to sell. This was one oi
Mr.. Coffee own raising and shows
in what high esteem the Jerseys
are held in the vicinity of Albany
Remember that | make a speci.
atty of Paints and Oils. Give me
a call before purchasing else.
where. ". G. KENDRTCK.
We are requested to announce
that the Hon. John T. Clarke viii
deliver lecture at the Baptist
church in this city on next We'd.
nesday night in the interest Of
Mercer University. Judge Clarke
is a graceful and forcible speaker
and will, no doubt, attract fine
audience.
As an evidence that the James
Boys sell cheap goods, Mr.. E. G
Paschal, Of Eatonton, who spen
several days IN our city recently
bought a fine silver caster anC
pitcher from them to carry home
stating that he could buy them
here much cheaper than in his
own town.
Citizens, friends, patrons: speal
good word for your schools
wherever you go. Help YOU
teachers, Tor they are your chill
dren's best friends. Always gree
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