The Dawson journal., 1885-11-12
Local Department.
COUNTY CURRENCY,
Interesting Items Concerning Town
and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.

Solicitor General j. H. Query is attend
ing Randolph Superior Court this week.
Mrs. j. II. Gucrry returned from a visit
t. 5lelatiyes at Georgetown Saturday last.
The circus will be here next Tuesday.
Our first page is again devoted to local
and editorial matter.
We have been informed that Mr. Aycocl1
has withdrawn his suits for damages
aynnPt the city council and city Marshal
Hatcher.
Superior Court convenes here one week
from next Monday. The JOURNAL job Of
ticr is now printing the calendar for that
term
Miss Essie Turner returned home the
latter part OF last week from visit to Ea-
tonton, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Elijah Paschal Mrs. Peschal is visiting
her parents in this city.
There ls quite a demand for esidences
this fall that would bid far to add several
more families to the population of our
town ii they could be accommodated. Our
capitalists should put up more houses at
once Their lack initiates against
our advancement, and they should, by all
means, be built.
Mark Evans, g negro was found la st
Sunday morning in frcnt Of Capt. Robin
suns residence in an insensible condition
and bleeding at the nose. 1t is not known
whether Mark was under the influence of
liquor and lay out exposed to the weather
All night, OF Knocked down and robbed OF
his charge. Probably, the former.
Slr Tom MAund, a former citizen OF
Dawson. after an absence Of four year. at
ty Ty, returned last Sunday to again re-
slme business with Mr. T. Y, Martin. Mr..
Naund is well-known here, and has many
friends in Dawson and Terrell county who
are glad to have him among us again.
We trust his sojourn here may be both
pleasant and profitable.
Eat plenty Of fruit every Gay 1t is one
ol the most potent influences in the way OF
good health. If you patrOnize the fruit
stands literally, always of course being
careful to select only ripe, juicy delicious
iralt your doctor bills viii not be very
heavy. The range season is approaching,
hut pears, grapes apples, and bananas are
lnsood season and are very healthy eating.
Tax Collector John II, Crouch has made
hS last round. BE requests Us to say to
those who have not yet paid theic taxes
That his books will positively be closed ca
lie Goth of next month. After that datC
executions will be Issued against all de
lAuIter9. Tax payers should bear in minc
that Mr. Crouch has no discretion in thi'
matter therefore they should be certain tc
7'e him at his Office in Dawson and pay
81 once. To wait longer may be trouble
some and expensive.
All the fall there las been a heavy de
"E'nd on the columns Of the Journal ia
Advertising space, and reading matter ha
'''n necessarily short. The season Is nov
"ra"ing to a close, and we will soon b
No!e TO give our readers rs much interest
'1S reading matter as any weekly paper il
georgia. We are determined to keep tn
JOURNAL in the foremost ranks. To ou
'ohp!aining Subscribers We will say iher'
WI! be slight iae-ease in reading mattel
hoxt week.
Col Parks three line advertisement il
,'. ,'' JOURNAL OF week before last Gov
""''ed, has brought him COW andinnu
'1e'E''ie proposi,iocs. Il he had bougi
very cow that has been offered him b
NVo'd be able to supply Dawson And Te;
~" county with beet for some time t
''Ne. Col. Parks has grown tired Of te.
'he people Lat be has bought CO
"'a desires the JorGSAL to say that h
|''H not "1m a cox The Colonel is dec
'''!y Of The opinion hat advertising pays
Don't buy goods anywhere unit
you come to the Jew Store an
set my prices. | will un9erseI
every merchant in Dawson.
M. KEMPNER,
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