The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-03-28

Mr.. E K Smith of Bronwood,
was in the city on last Monday.
Editor Jack Powell of Bronwood,
was in the city on last Saturday.
Misses Gussie and Myra KIM
brough, are visiting the family of
DR.. Paschal in This city.
Mr.. G. L. Pritchard, has gone
to Thomas county, to engage in
the business of a sawyer.
Mr., B F Rumney has gone to
Fort Gaines, to open Variety Es-
tablishment.
Rev. Mr., Evans of Shellman is
in the city, TO assist in the protract-
ed meeting noS being held in the
Methodist church.
A dwelling house of Mr.. S M
Thompson's, occupied by colored
tenant, near Bronwood, was com.
pletely destroyed by fire on last
Tuesday.
The Dawson Cornet Band re-
Gently discoursed some sweet music
from the balcony in front of the
News Office. Come again and wax
en- up Our part of the town with
your ':sweet echoes.
The cold reliable" Mr.. U NJ
Powell, is carrying on repair shop
in Bronwood. Mr.. Powell was, for
a long time, citizen of this place
and had the respect and confidence
of every one. He deserves pat
ronage. Give it to him.
Mr.. John W Brown, has on sale
at his shops in this city; fue was-
on of his own make. This wagon
is full patent eighteen spokes to
the wheel-steel axle. He has 25
of these wagons. For wear and
tear no better wagon is made.
Our subscription list is increas-
ing rapidly, New subscribers are
coming in every day. For this
appreciation of our efforts we ins
tend to continue "to strike out at
arms length" for Dawson, Terrell
county and Southwest Georgia.
II G Saunders is carrying on a
general repair shop at Powell's old
stand. Repairjng wagons, bug
gies and furniture a specially. Old
furniture cleaned, rapainted and
vanished, and made to look as
new. All work guaranteed and
done on short notice. Prices rea-
sorable. mch, %, I'm.
Veteran Lansaord of tbs county,
the prime mover in the first meet,
ing Of veteran soldiers dat was
ever held il this city, is en- hu>ias-
tic for another meeting, and m0|es
that the old soldiers meet this year
in the month Ct July. We second
the motion.
Miss Amanda B Smith, will op-
en- Millinery establishment in
Bronwood, in q little while. She
is a lady of most excellent taste,
and her assortment of goods will be
Of a stylish character, She will
make trimming hats and bonnets
a speciality.
Our foreman, Mr.. j. T. Maund,
is prepared to do all kinds Of Job
work. Specimens Of his work can
be seen at the office, or in the
hands of the solicitor of this paper.
We will do you good work, and
we will do it at reasonable prices.
Send in your orders.
Miss Charlie Cheatham, an ac>
complished young lady of this city,
and a graduate of the Wesleyan
Female College, has accepted
position and is now teaching in the
South Ga, College in our city,
Miss Cheatham is eminentIy fitted
for her duties as teacher.
A terrific rain fell here on last
Tuesday, entering far into the
night, hardly equalled by any one
rain of former years. Il seemed as
if the flood gates of heaven had
been opened for deluge. The
whole of the heavens at one time
were charged full Of electricity.
We call special attention to
Messrs. Lowrey and Orr's adver-
tisement. These gentlemen have
in store a varied stock of the best
goods, and will sell you at prices
so low as to suit ii every particu~
lar. Their Tobaccos are a specials
ity-of the best brands. In fact