The Dawson journal., 1884-04-10

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Read the new ads. in this issue
Fishing is now the order Of the
day. " ''4s
ing" ''-'-
Dr. Pitts Carminitive fer sale
by DR.. W. c. Kendrick.
See the new advertisement Of
l. NJ, Turner in to-day's journal.
=, Paschal & Kaigler viii sell as
Zap as any cash store for Spot
Ca h.
Lay aside your guns now, hunts
n me n, and ferret out the hook and
line.
The Irish potato crop is the
most promising we have ever seen
IN this county.
II you want Flour and Sugar at
Bottom Prices go to
Paschal & Ka;gler's.
The Journal has had mess of
English peas, and that, too. from
the editors own garden.
$50 ounces Of .Quinine and Gin
chonadia, cheap for cash at
DR.. Hendricks.
Attention is directed this week
to the change in Mrs. G. L. Mics
advertisement.
Nice line Of Lawns and Prints
just received by
Paschal & Kaigler.
If the artesian well proves a
success, Dawson will witness the
beginning of several other new
enterprises at once.
The boys all smoke cheap cigars
now. At the sale Of W. D. Car
yer, decd, on last Saturday, every
body bought a box of good cigars.
DR.. ". G. Kendrick has a spIen-
did Fresh and Cheap Assortment
of Medicines, Drugs, Paints and
Oils, and the best looking drug
clerk in Dawson.
Read the new advertisement
this week of Dawson Manufactur-
ing Company. Mr.. T, R. Han
nah, the manager, is one Of the
cleverest business men in the city.
We now have hopes that the
well will be completed at
once, and that a good flow Of the
healthy water will soon be one Of
Dawson's blessings.
The report Of the various Sun
day school Superintendent in The
c lnnty shows in attendance Of
s @ children upon tie Sunday
schools in Terrell.
The number OF candidates in
The county now figuring for legis-
Iatiye honors is said to be legion.
Where the lightning Will strike,
will be hard to tell.
On Wednesday OF last week, the
large steam boiler at Lem jays
saw-mill exploded, scalding a ne
gro very severely. The boiler
weighed 5000 lbs, and was blown
fnli forty yards.
Capt. Roberts hes four young
coijs coming Oh thai viii bo worth,
at t,yo years old, 500 apiece; and,
yet, the entire number will not
cost the half Of q hundred dollars
to raise them.
II. 0. Crouch has on hand the
only pure Havana nic'zle cigar in
the state. 1t is called the "Ierli-
ma and is made by Walters &
Browder, Albany, Ga. Try one
and see for yourself.
Hog cholera or some other fatal
disease is among the hogs in
Dawson. There have been sever
al fine ones to die recently. Bet
ter doctor them-an ounce Of pre-
ventive, you know, etc.
Our merchants who advertise
are fully convinced that it pays.
One of our heavi st advertisers
remarked to the writer, a few
days ago, that he always believed
that it paid to advertise, but, now,
he kneW it.
The newspapers over the state
are very generally demanding
that candidates for the legislature
shall publish their views, in adj
vance, upon all questions of "ubic
policy touching the interests of
the state. Not q bad idea.
Lamar James says that no mans
religion is worth carrying home
when he gets through chasing
book agent. Under our city char
ter it is made the duty of Mr.
James to collect special license
tax out Of every book agent that
shows his face upon our streets.
Suppose some fellow should en-
;o;,, +ho oitv council of Americas,