The Dawson journal., 1885-11-19
Chickasawhatchee News.

MARRIED--At the residence of
the brides father, DR.. w. E. Lun-
dy, in this place on Sunday, the
18th inst, Mrs. L. G. Wlseman
and Mr.. d. A. McGahf e, Rev Mr..
Powell officiating. We wish the
newly married pair all the sun
shine and happiness that life can
possibly bring them.
Our carbuucle still remains and
continues to be the greatest pet in
the family. The carbuncle has
cost us at least five hundred dol
lars, but as we are a little tight
up just at present we would be
perfectly willing to take half
price for the carbuncle and try to
struggle through in some way with
out it.
We would again remind those
who are indebted to US for medi-
cal services that we are in need of
what they are due us. We have
had long and expensive spell of
sickness this year and have not
been able to work a great deal,
hence the greater necessity for
collecting what little we have
made. Please come up and settle.
The cotton crop in this section
is about all gathered, ginned and
sold, and the farmers are not any
better off than they were before
they made it. Moral-Make plen-
ty to eat at home, buy less guano
and raise more homemade fertili-
zers.
Mrs. John Wimberly, of Cal
houn county, IS in the village Wis
iting her Brothers family, Mr. G.
+. Gregg. She came to bring her
little son, Simmie, for medical
treatment. S1mmie is suffering
from a very severe attack of
eral dropsy.
Mr.. B. f. Kings new residence
is a perfect model both for beauty
ana comfort. 1t was built by iiir.
b. H. Brown, Of Dawson, who is
one of the very best architects in
Southwest Geor gia.
Mr.. NJ. j. Bellfower, Of New
ton, Ala, has been spending SON e.
time in the village. Mr.. Bellfow-
/ er is here on business, and will
probably remain several days
longer.
The farmers are winding u the
syrup making business very fast
at this time, and there is a fine
lot of good syrup made in this
section. too.
1t is no trouble to hear OF a
mad dog in this section these late
days. Mr.. j. III. Brim killed his
dog a few days ago. The dog was
mad.
We do not exactly understand
why our friend, Mr.. Beck Isler,
did not call on us while passing
through the village on last Sunday
evening.
Our friend, Mr.. G. R. Grove Il
is off for the United States CT
Dooly for the purpose Of selling
the celebrated novelty churn pow
er. We wish him success.
Jack frost has made. his appear
ance, overcoats and fires feel pleas
ant and the children are begin
ming to inquire after Santa Claus
Our village merchants are com.
planning Of dull trade, We think
they would do better il they woulC
advertise in the DAWSON JOURNAL
| Rev. Mr.. Powell filled his regu
lar appointment here at the Bap
tist church on Saturday and Sun
day last
We we're glad to meet our geni
al friend, Mr.. w. l.. Simpson, o
Shellman, in our village on Mon
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodall, Of Web
ster county, are i'll the village Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs, Ham
mond.
Miss Sallie Martin is visitin,
her aunt, Mrs. Hammond, at pres
ent.
Mr.. S. c. Welburn, of Jaspe
county, Ga, was in the village ol
Monday, visiting relatives.
We are indeed sorry to hear o
the serious illness of Miss Mimi
, Bridges, and hope she may 500
be restored to health.
One OF Mr.. H. B. Hass' littl
: girls has been quite sick with ty
phJid malarial fever, but is bette
at present. j. II. HI.
i Hatcher Bros have Bancro
coed ca.s f,,r enlp II