The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1886-02-18
E v E r Y BODY
Invited to come and see the new
and beautiful line of
DRESS GOODS AND BLEACHINCs
that / have just received.
Look out for a beautiful line of
summer goods, which will be in
shortly. M. KEMPNER,
an1466y Leader and Cotroler of low prices in Dawson
will be q CONC

We learn that ID. w. Brown
has sold his stock of merchandise
to Messrs. j. w. Brown and JAS.
I. Williams, who will conduct the
business under the firm name of
Brown & Williams.
Our business manager made
a hasty visit to Calhoun and Ran
dolph counties last week. He is
gratlied at being able to report
that section we'll up with farm
work, and n y hopeful state of
mind as to the future.
B. F. Virgins & Co., Bron-
wood, have change in their ad
vertisement i'll this issue of the
JOURNAL. They are selling. goods
cheap, and it will be to your in
terest to see them before buying
elsew here.
Rev. j. B. Culpepper will
preach in the Methodist church
here next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Mr.. Culpepper has many
admirers here who will be glad of
this opportunity to hear him.
There is no medicine that
gives such happy results in fret
fnl, teething children as Pitts
Carminative. The teeming testi-
mony of thousands of mothers is
a sufficient guarantee.
Mr.. John Bius, who unfortu
natfly lost his crib some weeks
ago, has already put up new and
IN every respect better house than
the one destroyed. He is not a
man to set down and cry over
"spilt milk "
The editor of the JOURNAL
appreciates the compliment to him
and this paper in last weeks
Waynesboro True Citizen. We
hope to always merit the approval
of our brethren of the press and
the reading public.
The Dawson Guards are in
receipt of an invitation to visit Sa-
van1ah the first of May. The oc-
casion will be the Centennial An
niversary of the Chatham Artil-
lery. The boys are drilling hard to
become more proficient with a view
Of accepting the invitation.
Professor Dieuis was in the
city several days last week. We
see it stated in an exchange that
the Professor has become a per-
manent fixture in Sumtor county.
He wants to stay in close relation
ship with the jury that saved him.
The Dawson friends of Rev.
". Ell. Cooper, formerly of Cuth-
bert, now of Gainesville, will re-
greet to learn of the loss by fire of
his house in Cuthbert, which was
occupied by Rev. Mr., Rogers, his
successor in charge of the Baptist
church at that place.
The many friends of Mr.. J.
r. jolly, formerly of this county,
will be interested to know that he
has established himself in his new
home, and that thrift and enter.
prise are visible III his manage
meht. He has dohe some fue
work since his removal to Randolph
The young man who came into
church very late last Sunday
night didn't say but three words
to Der who accompanied him en-
route. Don't think this was be-
cause he was too bashfuI. dear
reader; he didn't have an oppor-
tunity to slip in any mor5-not
even edgeways.
The Terrell delegation to the
Agricultural Convention, recently
in session at Columbus, report an
interesting time and hospitable
treatment at the hands of their
Columbus friends. Why should
not Dawson have an Agricultural
| Convention She could give them
first class entertainments, and
Georgia farmers would be glad to
see her fine lands. The conven-
ton itself would give impetus to
our agrie ultural plans, and the adj
vertisement of the place by the
visitors would help on our boom.