The Dawson journal., 1885-10-29
The Leader of Low Prices,

very little, If any, small grain has We
been sown in Terrell. This fact was OBJ
tanned by conversation with the farmers
1t is announced by fashion paper tha
low necked dresses are to be dropped at III,
opera this winter. Startling intelligence
this.
Tax Collector Crouch has made his las
round, and now if you do not want to be
returned as a defaulter you must hunt
him.
Dawson has become one of the best beel
markets in the State. Our butches have
greatly improved on the grade we former
ly got.
A good way to ruin town is for every.
body to say something against it. We
wouldn't lie caught dead in town that we
couldn't brag on.
Miss Cleveland in her new book remarks
that flirting is harmless amusement. This
old girl has certainly had very tame class
OF beauX in her time.
Prof. Ware is in Savannah having A
monkey and a parrot time" with car
buncle. The band rCgcesses rapidly un-
der his teaching.
Foreman Carver requests a full attend.
ance of the members of the fire company
next Monday afternoon, in uniforms, for
the purpose Of having a drill.
A gentleman came from Chickasaw-
hatchee a few days since and reported that
he had 'just killed a mad dog that had BIT
ten hog and another goose"
Terrell county stands in the front rank
Of Georgia counties. This fact, industri-
ously advertised, would be the means of
bringing millions here for investment.
Capt. W. c. Dillcn and family returned
from Thompson, where they spent the
summer, last Saturday. Everybody is
glad to see the Captain at home again.
A few months since, Judge John T.
Clarke decided that man sixty years of
age was not eligible as Juror, but the Su-
premc Court has recently decided that he
is.
The municipal election is not more than
month off and still, no announcements.
Isn't it about time we were rushing around
trying to find the candidates. The "dear
people" are becoming impatient.
The ladies Of Dawson occasionally as
sembe in crowds of two, or more, and hold
indignation meetings concerning the troub-
lie they experience in securing and retain.
ing the services of reliable house servants.
Drs. W. c. Kendrick, J. II. Hammond,
JH. Williford and Mr.. B. II. Brown attend
ed meeting of the Grand Masonic Lodge
in Macon last Tuesday as representatives OF
loges in this section.
The skating rink is open every Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night,
and is literally patronized. Boss Perry
don't intend for the young people to lack
for amusement.
The Owen Nelson Institute now num-
bers between eighty and ninety pupilsand
vet all is not told. There are no teachers
more competent than those at this instltu-
ton. and it is with pride that we note its
prosperity.
Mr.. John Cobb, of Spring Vale was
here prospecting few days ago with
view of locating here He was favorably
IMMERSED with our town and people, and
it is probable that he will become one OF
US.
Mcssrs. w. n. Thornton, A. J. Lee, j.
A. Laing, II, o. Thornton, Jim Lowrey
and B. f. Christie went ont last Tuesday
morning in quest of a fox, but rennard was
not rowing and the gentlemen returned to
the city much disappointed.
Rev DIR. Bowman, Lutheran minister
Of Savannah, will occupy the Methodist
nulnit in Dawson next Sunday morning
I'VE Rev. Bowman is said to be an able
and divine, it is to be hoped that he VIII
have large audience.
Decided steps ought to be taken to cure
q cold or cough at once We should rec
ommend DIR Bulls Cough Syrup. This
rnlrohlc medicine is endorsed by phys-
clans and you can rely on its doing the
work every time.
Bring price list and quota
lions and compare with ourprlces.
We will undersell everybody at
NJ. Kempner's.