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The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Ba0NWOOD LOCALS.
BY S. X. SMITH.

gone to Mardi-Gras.
Mrs. McKeller, of Chicka.
sawhatchee, paid US a flying visit
and was with us Sunday last
Rev. Mr.. Binion met his ap-
pointment at the Baptist church
and conducted services on Sunday
last. 80 -
Our streets need some work,
and we would call the attention of
the street committee to the clean
ing out of all sewers and bitches,
as soon as practicable. .F -:
Our mill men had in course Of
transportation, a few days ago,
10000 feet Of lumber as one days
work, and were busy, indeed, try
ing to have it all loaded in time.
Messrs. J. G. and Geo. P. Simp-
son, two Of Bronwood's most ster-
ling young men, have been gone
from among us, and rumor says
they went to Macon, but as they
have shipped no spring goods and
tiisclaim to have gone to see Min
ME Hauk, we are at a loss to know
the attraction unless we accept
our marshall's theory; viz "'One
went to be with the other and the
other went to be with another, but
which other is another question"
Speaking of lumber reminds us
of ride a few days ago from
Americus-seated in front of US
we're two fellow-passengers, and
one of them, we learned by their
conversation, was a Western man
and no stranger in the lumber
market. After discussing Atlanta
and its enter rise and advantages,
they began with the South and is
resources generally, which drew
us to them and made us proud to
listen. We were more than proud
when one Of them remarked that
he stopped over at Marshallville
and was shown some ceiling the
prettiest pine lumber he had ever
seen. Knowing that our Mr..
Killen had shipped to that point
SOM Fflooring and ceiling, we nat
urally enquired who it was that
had the ceiling and learned at
once it was manufactured at this
place and shipped to Mr.. Martin
Of Marshallville.
Mr.. J. 3. Hester, Of Ty Ty,
stopped over with us one day last
week, and expressed himself much
pleased with Bronwood as a site
for town, and was surprised to
see the new buildings erected in
the last few. years; the character
and styles Of which far surpassed
his expectations, having hereto
fore judged us from a travellers
point of view" The travelling
public, over the line Of railroad,
does not see our town from a
standpoint that wouAl place its
beauties before them. While, il
is true, the depot is our centre
there is nothing to fill the eye that
would cause a stranger in passing
to think that beyond the vast piles
Of lumber on one side and the I'm
painted houses on tile other tina
there is class of buildings tina
would make proud the denizens o
a city, the magnitude of which W,
do not ,boast-the population am
capital we do not claim. VIII,
not make the business portion O
our town more attractive by paint
ing our houses and placing abov
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

We learn through Mr.. John R.
Marshall that Miss Kate Pickett
has o school of sixty pupils at
Enterprise. Miss Kate has de-
veloped an interest in that section
upon the subject of educational
matters that is rarely seen in any
community. She is a thoroughly
accomplished young lady and is
giving the very best satisfaction as
teacher. Our friend Marshal
and others of the good neighbors
of Enterprise neighborhood know
how to appreciate good and de-
serving teacher.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
'hE GOLDENS
NJ
PlIANTER'S WIFE.

t i5s y Golden Troup, which plays
\ "i :; Masonic Hall, next Wednes-
| J nlsht' will present the popu-
h. t'"'4 Ia, entitled the Planters
Es -" i lDe st. Louis Republican
s sopr II; "The patrons Of Pope's
r.s, mad a genuine surprise
Ern week IN the Planters Wife"
|ro. nance, The play and the
| p poa; came here without previ-
sl;;,;o llOaiintance, or the usual for
Is ,'ieS Of Introduction, and made
A '""'h' The predictions made
sp~ G"Se columns oa Monday
&,anns That the audience would
/ am " Oy the end of the week
Il rbnply fulfilled. 1t could not
4 s o'en otherwise, as everyone
Rnt saw the he. performance Of the the
4 A. Wlte Combination on
! hi ri i o.. night told his friends
j tb II and took his family to it.
NwboIo was the history of the
sa ~mole week, and the one week
N cement S,, was too short, Nc
1 be oarcess Of an unknown PLAY
dsn u made in this city since
AiIi9y S OF Matilda Herron's
|(rv r'v on which I many remember .
In d one who saw it was an or.
sof i't'sscoyerer, and success grew
q b;s ,1 own merits Thus dram.
ryaI S'ofy repeats itself at Ions
j no D"is s., and thus it is established
gnition. Gun laii OF due
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Miss Mollie Roberts, the accom-
pushed ? daughter of Capt. j. W.
Roberts, has been on visit for
several weeks past to relatives and
friends II m in Abbeville; Ala. Miss
Mollle is one of the most popular
young ladies of this section and
her many friends and admirers
nave missed her very much during
her long absence.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Dir job Printing

Gives universal satisfaction, and
our business in this line has in
crossed immensely. We are sup
piled With the material and labor
|bdo good work and at prices to
suit all. Give the JOURNAL .JoB
|OHICI q trial.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

We don't know whether the At
lanta Constitution speaks "by The
card or not when it says that
Col. c. B. Wooten will oppose
Hon. FL. G. Turner for Congress
this year; but we are prepared to
venture the prediction that the
race between these two gentlemen
will be a lively one if they are
put squarely on their mettle.-
Neither is lacking in ability, and
each has a strong following of in
fluential friends in the district. =
Albany News.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Stamping.

A lot of new designs for en-
such as sprays, edges,
large clusters, table and mantle
|lanbrequins, table covers, splash
|n pih-cushions, initials and
'Papf for hat bands, just receiv-
FL Stamping done on short
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
PATENTS.

INVENTORS send moti,a or sketch of
your invention, and will make careful
preliminary examination and report as to
rotentahiity with adyfce. circulars, ETC.,
FREE OF CHARGE All business be-
fore u. S. Patent Office attended, to for
moderate fees. Nc Charges Unless Pa
tent is Obtained.
J. II. LITTELL, Patent ATroRNrY,
Washington, D G.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The Golden Troupe will appear
at the Masonic Hall next Wednes-
day night in the planters Wife"
Our exchanges speak very highly
of this entertainment. Be sure
and go if you wish to see some
thing really artistic.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Rev. Howard Key, of Cuthbert,
filed his regular appointment at
the Methodist church, in this city,
on last Sunday. preaching quite an
acceptable discourse. &c.,.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
FOR SALE!

Genuine Rattlesnake Watermelon Seed
for sals by W. II. FELTON,, Marshall
Vile. Ga. Theso seed weia selected with
great care and may, therefore, be relied
upon ss PURE and genuine
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Notice Notice !

At the court house square next
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, [
will sell at auction a lot of house
hold and kitchen plumber, etc.
T. r. HANNAH.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

DIR. Farrar is adding some very
substantial repairs to his residence
in the city. The Doctor is a man
OF good taste as well as fine judge
ment.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

In her great haste to make a
panacea out of her artesian water,
Albany has gone SO far as to
claim that it will even cure
badness. Surely this is one of
Mes big jokes,
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Just before Mr.. John L. Griffin
died, he requested that his friends
should not sit up with his corps
nor allow the bells to toll at his
funeral procession. His wishes
were carried out just as he de-
sired.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

MARRIED.-At the residence of
Mr.. Bowen's on the 10Th, Jeffer-
son King and Miss Georgia V.
Mount were united in marriage by
Rev. W. L. Everett.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Fok SALE.-Two fine mich
cows with young calves; also a sow
and pigs, on Bishop place, Graves
Station. T. p Bupcr
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Two of the most magnificent
parties ever seen in any city will
be held tomorrow night in Daw-
son, one at the residence of Judge
Rogers, the other at Mr.. o. 3.
Stevens.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

One of the handsomsst build
ings now in our town is the old
Masonic Hall. In it's new coat Of
light-tinted blue it looks beauti-
full. ------ -.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Read letter this week from
"Justice" on our editorial page
Justice" is one of our most solid
citizens and he usually speaks
"by the book"
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

It is now fixed fact that the
State Fair will be held this year,
and that, too, at Macon. 1t has
been several years since our peo-
pie enjoyed State Fair and we
doubt not that the one of 'S4 will
prove big success.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The, Rev. s. s. Sweet frequent
" known as Jack Plane, rs now
connected with the Albany News
and Advertiser as member of its
editorial staff. Mr.. Sweet is one
of the best writer's in Georgia, and
we give. him hearty welcome to
this section of the state.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

keeping the young people gay, and
the old people jolly-such is life.
! six. turkeys and a guinea, j
oh, myit,, Too late "John Union"
Like Rip Van Wrinkle you have
slept too long, and therace is won.
/ Farmers are planting corn, gar
deners are preparing their ground,
slowing their Seed, and the foot
prints of the rabbit are seen in the
land. ~ %% >
Col. ]. G. Parks is improving
rapidly. This information will be
q source of .unbounded delight to
his many friends all over the state
and particularly those, at home. I:
Prof. B. G. Adams has returned
from Florida. delighted with his
visit While absent, he was for
tunate enough to set out SIX hun-
-dred orange trees, which in afew
years, will yield a handsome year
ly income.
The College is rapidly putting
on new coat Of paint, and, will
in short time, present quite an
aristocratic appearance. How
much it would add to have the
grounds enclosed. Will not our
Democratic friends discuss this
subject at their Caucus meeting"
on the 29th. .@.-
"Our editor" returned from
Savannah so happy that he !, is
frightened" he says, and will
have to enjoy, for awhile, sort of
"dolce faf niente" life until the
memory of his visit grows dim
He kissed the "blarney. stone"
while absent, and thus, has the
power to put every one in o good
humor with himself, and the
world in general. .>,r u
Dawson. is the .liveliest little
town in Southwest Ga, if our ar
tesian we'll is still unfinished, and
fold mother earth is destitute of
moisture. COMMERCIAL tourist
linger as long as possible, because
they are so cordially treated by
our merchants and citizens. Young
ladies who are visiting, find that
time flies by on no lesclen wings.
The South Ga. College has taken
q new lease of life, and weekly ad-
ditions are made to her list OF
students. At the McNulty House,
all goes ''merry as Il marriage
bell" and the. wootss,resound with
the melody of happy voices.
The Telephone is In press, and
will soon beissued. SUBSCRIPTIONS
being the order of the day are
also solicited for this mammoth
sheet. Its editors are making
Herculean efforts to render it more
entertaining than any previous
number. One of the staff in
the "poetical department" has had
the misfortune to have his heart
pierced by Cupids arrow and his
recovery is doubtful; but, angels
Corner is a delightful retreat,
and it is to be hoped that his con-
valescence will be rapid when the
crisis has passed.
Next Friday viii be a gala day
in our gay little city. Make life
happy, sorrows will come soon
enough, cares wrinkle our fore
heads,and the silver threads amidst
the gold show that the burdens to
be borne are grievous. Youth is
the time for merriment. The flu
ture is rosy hued' with bright
anticipations. Every milestone in
the journey Of life that we leave
behind, causes us to become more
quiet. less disposed to indulge in
dissipation of any kind. Then LET
the happy youths and maidens
gather the roses while they may"
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The question now is, (which
party will you attend?"
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Dr: G. A. Cheatham' s celebrated
Excelsior Medicines for sale by
j. A. Fulton
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

1t will certainly pay you ladies
to bring your purses and trade at
The Cheap Cash Store. Come and
ba convinced.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Dawson is all ablaze this week
on the subject of Leap Year par
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Three hundred pairs of mems,
women's, boys, girls and babies
shoes cheap for cash at
]. A. FULToN's
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The railroad sensation is about
to, break out again. "'
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Mrs. VI. NJ. ANTHONY.
Leap Year Harmony Party.

A AaV"y 0AOy
As there is a commotion and
evolution going on in the city be-
ESeen certain parties to revive the
RFianct issues of the old Wing
'hd Radical parties, and about to
al IS disruption of things gen
fi,a,lly, then, whereas, for the sake
! harmony and peace it is thought
l and proper that a party
\ Y d mad at the residence of DR.. w.
hehdrlck, on the 29th inst, to
3 styled Leap Year Harmony
y P.4onpure Democracy" as a means
j3a'lIPonlzlng the two parties
/ !. u C}ii t9 a platform on which
|ala wing and Radical parties can
|s.t united and harmony and peace
||'8 s and the city saved from
dissolution and secession.
by order Chairman Democratic
FAeeatITe Committee.
D g John UNION, Sec'ty.
+, ), Yoo are earnestly re-
|n''ted to be PRESENT.
+,
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

,.;.., the attention. Of the public to his
~. .l Of goods fot the Christmas season
insisting Of .-
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Brentwood and Ward are expec-
ted to be on hand tomorrow night
by large majority.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

shade trees. 0"'
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
BREVITIES.

F;sb and Fishing Tackle at
Fulton's. ..-.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
I Great Molfarchies

OF the Ancient Eastern World. BY,
tawlinson. Three large volumes, over
700 Fine Illustrations. Price reduced
rom $l8 to 90. Not sold by deal Ezra.
Book sent for examination before pavins III
m evidence of good faith, SpseineF
pages and large catalogues FREE. John b.
Alden, Publisher, lS Vesey street, n. i.
, o. Box 1927.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

We are panied to announce the
condition of Mr.. W. d. Carver not
improved. At this writing he is
lying in a semi-comatose state
His sickness is of a very serious
nature, and his friends almost
dispair of recovery. We hope,
however, to be able to record
quite a change for the better by
the next issue Of the Journal.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Va. CUPS and sauters, Plain and
SS, Shaving Mugs, Scrip Book, Auto
- and Photograph Albums, Writing
gspT0 max. al. Work Boxed, Card and -
r..r Csscs ,Papetries and Fancy Station
w" nv Git Books, Dolls, Tin and
r.n GO TOYS Millinery, Sewing Machines,
'4'T T1,i.s and. Candies, etc, etc. -.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The singing at our SUNDAY
schools is splendid.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

On our first page will be found
very interesting letter from the
editors old friend, Judge j. o.
Perry, of Baker. We hope every
farmer, who receives this number
of the journal, will read this let
ter. It contains truths important
to know before you finally decide
how much cotton you will plant.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

But few, if any, better business
men than John L. Griffin ever
lived in our town. He was more
thoroughly posted in commercial
tactics than one so young usually
gets.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
= EORGlA, TERRELL COUOTY:

EORGlA, TERRELL COUOTY:
" Ordinarys Office. Jan. 20, 1884.
Whereas, r. WESTON having in prop
or form applied for letters Of administra-
ton on the estate of U. l.. WESTON,
late Of said county, decd. All and singu-
lar the creditors and next of kin of said
deceased, are hereby notified to appear and
show cause, II any they can, why letters o.
administration as prayed for should not BE-
granted said applicant at the next March
Term, 1884, Of Terrell Court of Ordinary.
II. s. BELL, Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The Campaign has Opened.
The Radicals, Wings and Dem
ocrsts all agree that Christie &
Iaing sell goods cheaper than any
house in town.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Persons intending to raise
Water-melons for market would
do we'll to call on L. A. Lowrey or
W. A. James who have the genu-
inc Rattlesnake and Scaly Bark
varieties, selected by Mr.. Geo. r.
McRae the "pioneer" truck farm
er, at $1.00 per pound.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

.Ri Ssner car; carload of Stoves and
'N'e Just received by
j. A, FuLroN.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

The demand made upon our ex-
changes last week, for a day or two
after the cycl ne swept over the
state, shows too plainly to admit
of denial the eagerness with which
people everywhere devour the
news when they can get hold of it.
The Constitution and Telegraph
were in big demand.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Prof. Allen who is now engaged
in teaching school in Albany ran
over home on a short visit last
Friday afternoon. If the people
Of Albany will just stick to Prof;
Allen, build him a good house and
give him that moral support
to which his excellence as teach
er entities him, he will build them
up the finest school Albany ever
had. He is fine teacher.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

\ u Il, 70 !" y !. W. Browns Cor a cheap
I' .nlS Soiiee and Sugar. 1t must
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
Wanted immediately
Young Men to- Learn Telegrapy

NO charges unless situations are furnish
ed For particulars, address with stamp.
Penna II New Jersey Telegraph
20, Main Office 926 Chestnut ssreet,
Philadelphia, Pa. Branch office sos Mar I!
ket street, Wilmington, Del, Through the
Wires.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Chappeirs Champion Guano'
The best always the cheapest
On sale by LowxEY & STEVENS.
Dawson, Ca, Feb. %, 1884.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

In view Of the we'll known fact
that so many of the so-caHed fine WHISTLES
are but vile compound of Essential Oils
common recti1ed spirits, producing mix
lures totally unfit FOR consumption we
deem, it. proper to call tilc attention Of
consumers to the merits OF
II. w. HARPER'S-
Celebrated Nelson County, Ky, Whiskey,
which, absolutely pure, is made from fine
selected grain and fully matuTed by age.
Sold only by NJ. c. MINIS s. CO.,
Dawsoa, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28

Il. i. confident that none will fail to find
nne.hng TO SUIT. -
The Dawson journal., 1884-02-28
COLLEGE ITEMS.

Politics run high in Dawson,
keeping the young people gay, and
the old people iolly-such is life.
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9ie slfiatiftbe Gbplera.

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ausgeiebt. 5elblt bic Bubonenpef bat
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nD1te man nit Gug baran atpeifeln.
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ri9tet Elm Gbolera=Spita nit 500 Set
ten in einem alten napoleoniI9en
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len nlei6e man. Gum @etrdnf pdblt
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reno ibres erfen auftretens itarben biel
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f6en.
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tparen bamals bier, tuie in anoerr
amerifanii6en Stdbten, erbdrmlid5e
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sablOle pponos" mitten 3uii6en bel
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les f90n un6 prd9tig fanb, mas e,
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gen Surf6en unb 9lrbeiter suiammen
faBen unb nit fleinen 6dmmern Die
@9neiben ibrer Senien flopften. Oie
fbarfen raf6en S9ldge t0nten ipeit=
bin our6 ben ifillem Nbeno, unb baIb
antporteten dbnli6e &ldnge bonn 9orz
fe unb briiben bon BEN tpeiter abliegen=
ben Nusbauen ber uno fiin6eten ie6en,
Der oiele S0ne gu beuteu tpnbte, baB in
Sof unb 6Df @aernbru9 tie 6euernte
IN bollem @ange lei.
(Gortiesnny folst.)
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1@llnisr etisfels uub G9uh De.
partement 1T naa peufanbis In alien
.3weieen unb bieje @aaren rperben 3u
au6rf nisDrisen yreiien uertauft.
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glusfuuft fir 0am,et. u

Stnsfmmft fir 9amem. Naes fir
cine Sausbdlterin @lni6enspertbe
fann man bur6 bas 2efen Beg House
wife" fennen lernen. Oa1Ielbe lit bas
billigife 8latt, bas fit 9amen eri9eint.
&eguldrer preis 81. @ir6 ieber Dame
als probe elm Sabr lang frei susei6idt,
tpel6e Die Nalnen unb Mbrel1en bon 10
berbeiratbeten 5rauen Dber Sausbdl=
terinnen uno IL 3meieent=Sta fit
poitage einienbet. 9(bref1e:
The Housewife. &o@eier, q. 3.
1,3, tum1M
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Quf gilfins sdsemable tpurbe
Der 5arbiae @llis bon 2utber Sobnion
uno 6. 90. Woo6s erl6o1en. @lis
batte borber NIT Sobnion @treit unb
beriu6te babel, benfelben gegen bic
Sdge su tuerfen. 9ies gab 0eranlai.
fung gum Moroe. 8ei6e M0rber baz
ben fi6 bem @erid5t gefieQt.