The Dawson journal., 1884-06-05

~HA AAStlS Ic6aDle.
This section is needing rain.
, Insure your life in the Manhat-
Oats are being harvested in this
section. Al ILLS
The small boy and the pop-eun
are now in their glory. 9 N-
Don't forget that musical enter
talnment next Friday night.
r., Go to Browns & McGills for
Cheap Groceries. '''
Serious damage to the crons ore
looked Tor, unless good rain soon
falls. 9''A
Those who planted the early
variety are now enjoying the luxu-
ry of green corn.
Mr.. lobe Thornton is now keen,
ing house. We wish you much
happiness lobe.
~ We are Offering bargains in
Clothing for spot cash or time
prices. Paschal & Kaigler.
| Be sure and attend the enter
tainment tomorrow night. 1t
will make you laugh.
Misses Georgia and Willie
Brooks, Of Lumpkin, are in the
city visiting Mrs. W. r. Baldwin.
Mr.. Geo. W. Cheves and lady
are spending the week in ALBANY
testing the artesian water.
The entertainment tomorrow
night will be very amusing and
enteresting. Don't fail to 60.
Brown & McGill sells Groceries
as cheap as the cheapestfor the
cash.
DR.. j. W. Mercer and lady, of
Georgetown, have been visiting.
this week, Mrs. j. H. Query.
Fast Colors Figured Lawns at
5cts per yard for spot cash at
Pascbal & Kaigler's.
Mrs. Carraway, of Atlanta, is in
the city visiting the family of Mrs.
A. j. Carver, Sr.
Mr.. Nick Kenney had the mis-
fortune to lose his fine COW several
days ago.
Remember the musical and
charades tomorrow night. Be
sure and attend.
Miss Possie Huff, who has been
teaching in Webster county, has
returned to the city the guest of
Mrs. W. G. Stath m.
DIR. Mcdonald in company with
Miss Jennie Harris were here this
week, visiting Mrs. James New
berry.
Best light colored Prints at Gets
per yard for spot cash at
Paschal & Kaigler's.
Judge t. D. Lumpkin, of Cuth-
bert, agent Of a Loan Association,
is in the city the guest of
Mr.. NJ. G.. Statham.
We learn that Col. John ". For
roster, of Lee county, will be the
master of ceremonies at the great
Palmyra barbecue and reunion.
We will find you a
customer for your land
or other property if you want
to sell. Call on us.
Mr.. J. B. F. Harrell has cotton
six inches high on land from which
he will gather 20 to 40 bushels of
oats. The oats are Ia rows and
the cotton between them.
The Dawson Oil Company is
getting ready to make another
short run and if you have small
remnant of cotton seed to sell now
is your time to dispose of them.
DR.. Hammond, our special and
appreciated correspondent, has
been quite sick for the past week
or SO. We are very glad to hear
of his convalescence. 1t wont do
for our doctors to get sick.
We are in receipt Of "fy pa
per" sent us by Messrs. WEIGH &
Agar, of Albany, Ga, which we
have tried thoroughly, and find it
a very desirable thing to have
about the house. 1t will catch
the flies sure.
The general verdict of all the
people connected with the court
last week, was, that sheriff Thorn
ton is perfect in his Office. 1t
would require an angelic combi-
nation to unseat him.
There is no reason why Dawson
should not have the newly project
ed railroad to Albany. She is
plenty able to build it herself,
even if other interested points fail
to come to- her assistance.
Albany pleads poverty when it
comes to new railroad enterprises.
1t is true she hasn't got much else
but artesian water. Terrell coun-