The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Interesting Items Concerning Town
and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.

and County Gathered by Journal
Reporters and Briefly Told.
Summer is gone.
Yesterday was the first fall day,
The skating rink opened last night.
Read all the new advertisements in this
issue.
Read the new legal advertisements in
this ISSUE
1t is getting about time to pay for the
JoURNAL.
Remember the schools open next Mon
day. Pull for them.
Cotton is moving and the streets present
busy appearance.
Mr.. T. Y. Martin has opened q restau-
rant in the rear end Of his store.
An cxchang' says the cool weather was
caused by an "erratic cyclone"
Frank Allen has moved his watch shop
10 Lucius Peoples picture gallery.
Instead of heing help meet, some
mems wives are only help 'em eat.
Every dollar invested in permanent in
4 provements is that much on interest.
Mr.. r. L. Hatcher has been licensed to
q pTesoh by the Dover Baptist church.
Doris circus will he in Macon October
2pd, and will probably come this way.
II it was not for the weather there never
would be any variety i'll some peoples
Conversation.
Cover feels Immensely comfortable these
nights while the mosquito has &c showing
whatever,
Our merchants Me receiving large stocks
of goods and are preparing for a lively
fall trade
Our cotton buyers have whetted their
knives and don't hesitate in an onslaught
on the fat cotton bales.
The thermometer is as tickle as a six
tecn-year-old school girl. 1t is first high
up ana then low down.
The postoffice enclosure has been paint
ed. 1t adds much to the appearance of
things thereabout.
We learn that several pupils Of North
east Georgia will attend school at the Col
apUp tho pOp,ipu coce;o,,
Don't ''cuss" the editor. 1t is much
better to keep your vest pulled down and
your subscription paid up.
The residence lately vacated by Mr.
VIC. Statham will be occupied by Mr.
Samuel Arnett and family.
Mr. Jesse Rogers has sold his stock Of
groceries to Capt. Jones. They have beer
moved to the postofficc building.
Mr.. W. q. Statham moved with hi
Family Monday to Lumpkin, Mr. Stat
nam is now merchant Of that place.
Mr, Frazee, who lives near town, ha'
Killed five huge rattlcsnakes this season
hese reptiles are numerous this year,
a small frame building is being crecte.
On The spot where the dog pound stood he
'ore being burned, fo- Cobb & Palmer
meat market.
About two hundred bales Of cotton hav
"eeh received here to date. At the timt
~ gong to press middliuS cotton was sell
Ing at s cents.
our farmers can boast of good pes
crop and good com crop, and are in
'"'r way OF showing up tolerablc goo
Cotton crop.
LICK Fletcher is prepared to clean an
''"cw Old clothes. He solicits the patron
H9e OF all in the city and vicinity necdin
such work.
Co''on buyers from Columbus are here
rnu others from Eufaua are expected soon
Oa"Son Is going to be the leading mai ke
southwest Georgia this year.
The school girls and boys arc rcminde
nov 1t S time they were gathering up thei
I'NS ana satchels, as the exercises OF on
N"o''S begin next Monday.
"ur Ware" has returned and the ban
wv now resume its regular practices thre
,'"eS week. Our people will also
'''ca to open air Concerts.
seven Springs Mass cures diarrbna. bill
gus colic' cholera infantum, and all d,
a''sements of stomach. liver, kidneys an
0"c'S' Price, so cents and s1.OO.
julius Sears, one of Terrelrs best voun
a'mers' tells the JouRsAL that he has
. ,'s'o acre cotton field from which he c,
W., o,' TO get twelve bales of cotton.
], ''eNey'* Painless Eye Water is an hoi
lai,, "Oulc're, painless, and all that
'''Sa ior 1t Iy DR. Dckey. Rcspriy
pro, Iiky. Il. JoNEs,
O''''0' Mathematics Carson College.