The Dawson journal., 1884-04-10
PERg0Gai.

Solicitor Cherry is attendin,
court this week in Early.
John Parrot sends word TIM
land Is still rising ny In his settle
ment.
Mr.. Whit Bryant md wife, Of
Stewart, spent several days in tla
city recently, the guests Of Col
J. &. Parks.
DIR. Hammond's Chickassw.
hatchee items are in big demand
judging from the many enquiries
about their absence last week.
Mr.. j. III. Thomas, Of Mont
gomery, was in the city this week.
Johns old friends are always glad
to see him in Terrell.
Mrs. Morris, of TT. Gaines, left
last Friday for her home, after a
pleasant stay with the family Of
DR.. G. A. Cheatham.
Miss Lilly Y, Jones, who has
been a guest at the McNolty
House for some time, returned to
her home in Quitman, last Thurs
day.
Maj. Jno. A. HERS has gone to
south Carolina, on a visit, TO his
cid home ard many relatives in
the old palmetto state.
Our handsome bachelor friend,
DR.. j. ID. Hoyl, OF the Eufaula
Bulletin, was in the city on last
Sunday. Doctor, can't you get
her to say "yes|
DIR. w. c. Paschal and Mr.. S.
T. Jordan were elected delegates
at the late Sunday school conven-
ton, held in this city, to represent
the county in the State Sunday
School Convention, which viii be
held, this year, at Columbus.
Miss Chitty, of ShortervilIe,
Ala, who has been stopping a
short time with Mrs. G. 4. Cheat
ham, returned home last Thurs
day, She carried with her, Miss
Annie Cheatham, who will spend
some time ct her pleasant home.
Miss Ella Odum has gone to
her home, in Newton, Baker
county, after quite lengthy and
most pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Simmons. She will be
very much missed.
Miss Eva Leonard has gone to
Cuthbert to visit her brother-in-
law, to the great despair Of the
Dawson boys. Railroad tickets,
to that point, will be in demand il
she concludes to remain away
long.
Ge=sra. n. S. Keith, II. |.
II VI and l3'Jah Deliefowor were
elected delegates at the March
meeting Of the agricultural socie-
ty, out at Cypress Pond school
house, to represent Terrell in the
State Agricultural Society, which
meets at Rome in August.
Mai. Weschler and family Left
on yesterday to make their future
homes in Brunswick. We very
much REGRET to see the Major and
his excellent lady leave US. They
had been with US just long enough
for our people to begin to appre-
ciate their true. sterling worth.
Success to you, Major, and may
tho future have in store For you
and yours naught bat happiness.
Mr.. Jno. A, Walters, Of the
firm of Walters & Browder, Cigar
Manufacturers, Of Albany. Ga,
vas in the city, last Tuesday,
canyassing for his house. This Is,
comparatively, new enterprise in
Albany, and is proving very sue
cessful. They now employ shout
20 hands and make about 5000
cigars daily. We wish them
success.
Mr.. Albert S. Henderson, s for
mer resident of Dawson, arrived
in cur city on last Tuesday, as We
learn fiom him, to locate and be
come q permanent citizen with us.
Albert is now full-iedged Climb
Of the law" having been duly adj
lnitted to the bar during the late
term of the Wilcox Superior
court. The Journal gives You q
cordial welcome, old friend, and
We trust that your success may be
commensurate with your sterling
worth.