The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-04-24
Oats are booming.

Oats are booming.
Mr.. 0. B. Stevens is sick in bo,
with humps. 10y
Miss Doodle Kendrick is bacl
again in the city.
Miss Alice Dozier has been Wis.
iting Dover recently.
Fodder is bringing, in this mar.
ket, one dollar per hundred.
Bob Farnum says a couple Of
girls made a fearful mash on him
the other afternoon.
Mr.. G. T. Cheves left Yesterday
to spend few days i'll the CITY Of
artesian wells.
Property in Terrell will soon he
on boom. Now is the time to
offer it. -
Examine the jury list, reader.
and, II your name is found there
on govern yourself accordingly.
The Dawson Real Estate Agen-
cy has now on the market several
very valuable pieces of property.
Buyers call and see the Real
Estate Agents if you wish to Dur
chase valuable property.
The gardens are making i'm
mense strides just at this time in
the way of fast growth.
The person who has failed to
grow plenty Of vegetables this
spring can blame no one but him
self.
Miss Corinne James, of the
Eufaula Female College, spent last
week in the city, visiting relatives
and friends.
Don't fail to call on the Real
Estate Agency, if you have prop
erty to buy or sell. 1t will pay
you.
Miss Nora Allen, who has been
absent from the city for some
time, visiting friends and relatives
in Perry and Macon, has returned
to her home.
Mr.. J. G. Morton and wife, of
Stewart, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in and near the city. Mr..
Morton is one Of Stewards best
farmers.
We learn that Mr.. Armstead
Gore, living near Richland, Stew
art county, killed himself on last
Monday by taking an overdose of
morphine. Particulars not known.
Quite a crowd assembled at Mr..
VIM. Orr's residence to enjoy the
musical last Tuesday evening.
Prof. Graeff was very entertain
ing.
Col. Vim. Wooten's storm pit is
as neat and coy as a lady's par
lor. The seclusion it offers is
tempting enough to become the
abode of hermit.
Another week his passed and no
progress on the artesian WE'LL
Verify, Dawson seeks the pearly
flow of health under discouraging
circumstances.
The hogs and cattle about our
town are getting to be a perfect
nuisance. VIII not the City
Council give us stock law for the
city, at least?
Cotton chopping has begun in
this county in earnest The rains
have fallen very favorably and the
pleasant warmth of the weather is
pushing vegetation right along.
The ladies of the Methodist
church are making an effort to
raise funds enough to repaint their
church. This is a commendable
enterprise and deserves support.
MARRIED: Mr.. James S. Wall
to Miss Mamie Andrews, on last
Sunday morning, Rev. L, II.
Green officiating. Accept the
Journals congratulations, Jimmie.
Bill Thornton is the owner of a
curiosity in the way of two nerv-
GUS pigs. They are continually on
the Understanding like a linn
ber-jack. Judge Rogers says it is
| 81. THuS'S dance.
The temperance fever has brok-
en- out in the city again. Let the
good work proceed; there is no
nobler work than that of reclaim
ing the unfortunate from the
clutches of intemperance.
Mr.. B. 7. Jennings, of this city
told us the other day that he had
been farming thirty-three years
and had never bought a grain OF
corn during the time. This is
what we call a model farmer.
The question of "no fence" is
being agitated again in our county
We understand that parties who
were opposed to the stock law IL
this county a year or two ago, are
now ripe for its adoption.
The Sunday schools of our city