The Dawson journal., 1886-08-05

healthiest thing Of the present political
| season.
w. G Paschal & Co. succeeded Pas
chal & Kaigler Monday. DR.. Paschal,
Frank Clark and John Turner make a
strong team.
Mr.. j. Z. Wall had a fine $3.50 mule to
die Tuesday morning. This is the Sec
ond male Mr.. Wall has lost within the
last four weeks
Miss ALA Pollard returned to her home
at Hurtsboro, Ala. last Monday, after
spending several weeks IN this city with
her sister, Mrs. T. r. Thornton,
There was no preaching in the city last
Sunday and several of our citizens attend
ed Primitive Baptist services at Chicka-
sawhatchee church. 1t was foot-wasling
day.
Mr.. ", C. Gum, of the Cuthbert Liber-
al gave the Journal pleasant ctll Mon
day. Mr.. Gum presidcs over the columns
of one of the best newspapers in the
State.
Applications for the Owen Nelson In
stitute are numerous Out of such num-
Der of applicants the trustees cannot fail to
elect g lady principal that is competent in
every respect.
Mr. Daniel Blizzard sent to the JOURNAL.
office yesterday morning a pod Of
peas of the common variety two and half
feet long. This is probably the longest
ever grown in Georgia,
The sickliest months of the year, August
and September, are just ahead. Clean
premises, personal cleanliness and prudence
in dict viii Go much to preserve the health
of the heme ;Gcle.
The warehouscmen have issued their
annual circulars and are preparing to han
die their portion of the cottos orep this
fall. Dawson has an energetic set of
warehouscmen.
Between the fellow that Fas a penchant
for notOriety and the man Who threatens
to pull your nose because of a little pleas
antry, the quill driver of a rural ncwspa-
per has 8 hard time.
NJ. KenFner, j.. A, G. O. J.. r, ]. D.,
has charge in his advei tisement this
week Mr.. KeIppncr is preparing for an
immense fall stock and now is the time to
see him and get bargains.
Positive evidenc Of merit is the fact
that Dickey's Painless Eye Water is guar
d'ttccd to cure infamed eyes in few
hours. Price, % cents. Ask for it. Have
no Other, Sold by all druggists.
Dr. II. G. Jones has associated with him
in his dentist business DR.. r. ii. Thur
mond, of Forsyth. DIR. Thurmond I'm
,lers;ands his profession thoroughly See
advertisement in another column.
L. F. Smell was in the city Tuesday and
told the JOURNAL scribe of another mad
dog rumpus on his premises. The dog
picked duck, bit a hog and two COWS
and escaped. Oh for dog law.
We see some signs of renewed life
about town. Chief among them arc busy
workfnen en- new buildings and the ab-
sencc of street corner loafers and vaga-
bondish negroes to be met at every turn.
The JOURNAL is under obligations to
Mis- Fanny Carter sor basket of the
largest and most luscious peaches we have
seen this season. Such remembrances
from our friends are mich appreciated.
Communications to be properly inserted
in the JOURNAL must be handed in on
Monday or eaily Tuesday morning. There
is nothing more disaerceable in a printing
office than to have rush about The time
of going to press.
Last Friday morning twelve business
houses in Thomson were destroyedby fire.
We see from the papers that Capt. W. q
Dillon, of our town, is going to erect u
Block c. handsome brick blildings on
part OF the burnt district.
The Americas Recorder puts the heat
ed term this way: go! the san doth
compass us round about, and the heat
thereof prevalent nightly against the
son of man that liveth over against the
| land of Sumter"
Prof w. X. Pilsbury, eff the George
town Border News spent several days OF
the past week in the city with his sisters
and friends. The Professor has one OF the
best little papers in Southwest Georgia.
and his many friends will be glad to know
he is making a success'of it. What 1t lacks
in size is made up in quality.
Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass IS the
! finest tonic and appetizer known. cures
dyspepsia, sick headache and kidney
troubles Sold by druggists or sent ny
mail; price so cents and $1.O0 per oo''ic'
A ddress DIoKEY e. ANDERSON,
Bristol, Tenn.
Sold by all druggists.
The commercial travellers put IN dai'y
appearance now. A right fresh one from
The North was here yesterday. lie was
interested in his first trip South. lie was
eager to see a cotton field, and wanted 70
know If the catcrpillars attacked the too'