The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-08-07
BREvlTIES,

Speak a good word for your
schools. ~
Honorable competition is the
life OF trade.
VIII James keeps the best 5 cts.
Cigar we ever smoked.
DR. Paschal and family are
Sammering at Indian Springs.
Who will be the first Of our
farmers to bring in the first bale
this year?
So far as is known, 30 caterpil-
lars have made their appearances
In this county,
Mr.. J. A, HERS, jr., of this
county, has accepted a position
with the Eureka, In this city.
FoR SALE-A lot of Genuine
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
Cocks. Call at this office.
A private letter from DR. Pas
chal, who is at Indian Springs, in
dictates that he is having good
time.
The negro, Geo. Jones. will be
hanged on Monday instead Of Fri
day, as is usually the custom in
Georgia.
Go to Paschal & Kaigler and
buy your Dry Goods at Bottom
Cash Prices on time until Octo-
Der.
A spike" in their lemonade is
SO popular with some people that
they often forget and take all
spike"
M. G. Minis & Co, are selling
ice at 2 cents per pound. 1t can
be bought on Sundays as any
other day,
Dawson has taken on another
building boom. We are soon to
have some new stores erected on
Main street.
Col. G. ". Wooten, who visited
his brothers in this place last
week, left last Friday night for his
home in Vienna.
The first bale Of new cotton is
looked for in Dawson some time
this week. Mr.. w. II. Turner is
expected to bring it in,
It continues to rain and the
crops continue to grow. Our peo-
pie may expect pockets full Of
money this fall.
Capt Hart will comply with his
promise and give US a new city
hall this fall. Three cheers for
Captain Hart!
It's said that the artesian well
is not dead, but sleepeth. Which
horn of the quandary shall we
| take hold of?
A little over a month from now
our streets will be filled with the
handsome lads and pretty lassies
of our schools.
Our street committee is having
everything done that is possible to
cleanse our streets. Right, gen
tlemen; it was none too soon.
After an absence of a year,
Tommie Av2nt is back again in
Dawson. Tom looks as if city life
agreed with him first rate.
The talk about that new hotel
Dawson is to have still goes on
Let it be built, gentlemen. It will
do the town and county good.
Mrs. Josie Reynolds, of Lado
MIA county, Texas, is visiting her
uncles, the Messrs. Oxford, and
other relatives in this county.
Prof. Quillian is now in the city
to remain as a permanent citizen.
He is pleasantly quartered at the
residence of Mr.. j. W. Turner.
Mrs. J, H. Query and Mrs
! Geo. w. Cheyes will leave to-mor-
row to spend a week in Albany,
the guests of Mrs. 3. A. Collier.
We heard farmer say the 9TH
err day that there will be more corn
made in Terrell this year than
ever before since it was county.
Some of our citizens have pre-
dicted forty days rain; as we
are not a prophet, nor the son of a
prophet, we can't dispute
it.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to put
the name of the street at the inter
section Of each street in our city?
What say the city council to this
matter?
Mr.. J. A. Horsley will leave
Saturday for New York, where he
goes to lay in a large stock of fall
goods. A pleasant trip to you,
Jimmie.
Dawson is about to have an ar
tesian well, city hall and big,
fine new hotel all at the same
time. Three cheers for the enter
prise Of Dawson!