The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-03-07

Mr.. j t Lee, is now growing at
his farm rear this city, wheat IS
inches high. 1t is the best in the
county up to this time. On that
same land, he expects to make two
more crops. This is the way to
farm.
Broken bottles and pieces of
glass are promisciously scattered
over our alleys and back streets.
This is a nuisance that calls for a
remedy. A little cleaning up of
these thoroughfares might be in
order.
Special attention is called to a
class ofperfumery that is extra
good" Its use calls for more. This
extra goodN pertumery is sold by
DR.. w. &. Kendrick.
The Baptist Parsonage since it
has been painted on the outside
presents nice appearance. Moth
ing like having a pretty and cozy
home for your pastor, for of all
men, ministers are the most deS
serving,
Mr.. George Geise has one of the
finest cows in this country, 1t is a
half Jersey, weighs 1868 pounds,
and is only about three years old.
He feeds her on cotton seed hulls
and meal, This COW is a pretty
object to lock at.
jim Spencer; tie negro who had
his leg amputatel last week, died
in a day or two after the operation
was performed, fIe was supposed
to be internally injured, and that,
with his adrapcei age of G5 years,
hastencd his death.
DR.. james Son has in store a
we'll selected stock of Iandreth and
! Buiat's garden seeds. These seeds
are perfect specimens from the crop
which gives them the highest ex>
ceIisnce We carry no old seeds.
Now is the time to lay in your re-
| liable garden seeds If.
A beautiful In Memoriam" has
been received, as a tribute of love
, and respect to the late Mrs. Eudo>
ra { Wiliiford, that will have to
be reserved for our next issue.
We are glad that we will have the
privilege of publishing it.
Marcellus Saunders of Webster,
passed through this city with his
bride . few days ago. He married
Miss Mary Reddiek of Florida.
This courtship was somewhat 70.
mantle as the groom and bride had
been sweethearts from early child
hood.
1t is estimated that, up to this
time, 2OO0 tons of guano have been
brought to this city, and by the
close of the season, it will, no
doubt, reach $500 tons. There is
bit little difference between the
receipts of guano this and last
year.
| Prather, the Artist, has had his
Art Gallery nicely painted. He
is finishing up some beautiful illus.
trations, among them we noticed,
a picture OF the St. James Hotel
and the Variety Works, with the
employees photographed. Go and
see these beautiful works of Art
Fort Gaines Star: Our Office
was honored Saturday by a call
from Misses Lena Harper, of Daw-
son and Julia Corley,of this city.
The young ladies seemed perfectly
at home and turned out some ex-
quisitely artistic typographical
work during their stay.
Ernest. the little son of Rev. B
W Davis, met with painful acct,
dent few days ago. He was run
ming in the yard when his face
came in contact with the edge of a
plank, missing his eye hardly the
difference of an inch. Ernest is
one of our best little boys--intelli-
gent and polite, he wins to himself
the love of every one, and we are
all glad that it is no worse with
him from this accident.
The JEFF Davis Cigar. Only s
cents. This cigar is having a fine