The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
BREVlTlES,

Eureka Saloon. GU ''ie
r. Will James keeps the best 5 cts.
Cigar we ever smoked. '''
Hurrah! for the grand railroad
barbecue on the 18th of July.
Ice water free for all Good
Templars At the Eureka Saloon.
Rev. W. NJ. Hayes is in the citv
mlngllng with his many friends.
Gentlemen, emphatically, no
politics III that barbecue on the
18th of July.
Oh, yes! we have found out that
the Eureka Bar is the only first
class saloon in town.
The farmers Of Terrell are COM
planning right now of big crop
of grass.
The day appointed for the
grand railroad county barbecue is
Friday, July 18th.
Mr.. Legene Crouch is spending
a few weeks at Tate Springs,
Tenn, for his health.
Terrell never does anything by
halves, as will be demonstrated on
the day of the big barbecue.
The finest lot of Toilet SOAPS
just received at James Drug Store
ever brought to Dawson.
The printers and editor of the
journal will take their usual fourth
of July rest next week.
Picnics and barbecues are now
the order of the day in almost ev-
cry community and county.
With Mr.. J, P, Sharp as super
lntendent of our big railroad bar
becue it is bound to be a success.
Macon wants man from Ter
rell to enter the state walking
match in that city on the 4th Of
July.
No man has eyer been despised
for a straightforward, honorable
frankness. Better be candid than
deceitful.
Mr.. H. S, Lee is on a trip to
Cincinnati and other western cities
in the interest Of the lumber men
in Terrell.
James Sons have the prettiest
selection of Silver Ware we ever
saw. The ladies should call around
and examine it.
What about that new hotel,
Capt. Robinson? Isn't 1t time the
lumber was being collected and
the carpenters employed?
The prospect is now that our
melon men will make handsome
profits upon this years melon
crop.
1t is hardly possible now that
the corn crop will be a failure
The late seasonable rains make it
almost a surety.
All committees on the barbecue
are authorized by the general
managers, if necessary, to call in
the assistance of others.
The Journal has knowledge of
Legislative candidate in
the field. Let EN- come, the more
the merrier.
We saw some of the prettiest
girls, last Tuesday, at the Chicka-
sawhatchee barbecue that we ever
saw anywhere.
Mr.. NJ. C. Caraway, of Atlanta,
is spending the week in our city.
He is the guest of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. A. J. Carver.
At the railroad barbecue on the
18th there will be a separate table
for every kind of meat. A good
arrangement.
The woods are full of candidates.
They are cropping out from every
direction and for every Office from
bailiff up.
Read the new advertisement of
Elam johnson, Son & Co. in this
issue of the journal. This is a
good house. Give them a trial.
The Chickasawhatchee barbecue
on last Tuesday cleaned out the
town. Everybody that could get
a conveyance went.
We would like for Harris Mel
ton to tell us what he has done to
his cotton and corn to make it so
much better than his neighbor's?
Col. j. H. Query has been APP
pointed Marshal of the Day for
the big railroad barbecue on the
18th. No better appointment
could have been made.
Americas brings up her artesian
water with a pump. Already,
they claim that large number of
diseased persons have been cured
by drinking the water.
Melton Brothers & Dozier, of
this city, shipped their first car