The Dawson journal., 1884-07-24

1,n L no" rallroad Is on a regu-
Our merchants are now engaged
In taking stock.
Remember a the barbecue at JAWS
mill tomorrow. .
Cotton is doing finely, fruitipg
with all its might. ''''
Avoid the hot summers SIM
1t Is very dangerous.
Prof. McNulty has returned
from Florida quite improved, he
says. --o
:, Mr.. c. W. Gunnels left on last
Saturday to spend several weeks
IN Alabama.
Lloyd Parks returned to Atlanta
on last Sunday, after stay of ten
days at home.
Our school interests in Dawson
Tor another year will be all that
one could wish.
We learn from our physicians
that there is much sickness all
over the country.
Mrs. w. r. Melton, after an ILL
ness Of several weeks with fever.
Is now up again.
The finest lot Of Toilet Soaps
just received at James Drug Store
ever brought to Dawson.
Mrs. Emma Wheatly, of Ameri-
Gus, is in the city on visit to
Mrs. II. S. Lee this week.
For SA1E-A lot of Genuine
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
Cocks. Call at this office.
Mr.. Taylor Snellings will be
found for the next year at the
store of Paschal & Kaigler.
Little Tommie slappy now
smiles on the girls from behind
the counters of I. r. Thornton.
The Rev. Mr.. St4nsbury is now
engaged in assisting DR.. Ross, Of
Fort Valley, in protracted meet
ing.
DR.. Paschal and family will
leave to-day for the Indian S Springs.
They will be absent for several
weeks.
Misses Katie Killen and Flor
ence Cox, of Perry, are in the city,
the guests Of their aunt, Mrs. W.
II. Allen.
The 9Th Ga. boys are to have a
reunion in the city of Macon very
soon. Terrell will be we'll repre-
scented.
James Sons have the prettiest
selection of Silver Ware we ever
saw. The ladies should call around
and examine it.
We are glad to say that Miss
Lollie Ironmonger, who has been
50 seriously i'll with fever, is now
about we'll again.
Let every man put his shoulder
to the wheel and do something for
the success of the Dawson and
Albany Railroad.
Mr.. A. J. Carver and wife are
quartered for the summer at
White Sulphur Springs. Hall
county, North Georgia.
Cuthbert was booked for big
walking match on yesterday. We
had thought that this sort of fool
ishness had played out.
We would call the attention of
candidates to the fact that all an
nouncements for Office must be ac-
companied by the cash,
The people along the route
from Dawson to Albany will all
contribute literally to the new rail
road, and don't you forget it.
The editor has gone with the
quili-drivers Of Georgia on an ex-
c1rsion to Baltimore, but he has
LEFT The Journal in good hands.
. DR.. I. D. Graves sold out his
melon crop to Melton Bros. few
days ago at Sets apiece. The Doc
tor will make money, we hope,
even at that.
Mrs. r. j. Black left the latter
part of last week to spend some
weeks at Magnolia Springs. She
will also visit Montezuma before
her return to Dawson.
The people of Dawson have
right to know, and they ought to
know, the exact status Of their
city finances. VIII not the City
Council make this exhibit?
MARRIED-At the residence OF
the brides father,in Lee county,on
last Sunday, Mr.. j. r. Kidd, of
Webster, to Miss Mary Roby,
Rev. r. A. j. Powell officiating.
Our city fathers have an oppor-
tunity now Of mourning the good
will and gratitude of their oonstit-
uency SO long as they shall live:-
Just haYa the streets Of the town |