The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-05-09
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exchange list the Bethel .Associa,
ton News, Editors w S Roger;
and W NJ Howell, are doing q
good work in the publication Of
this paper.
When the band struck up "Dix.
ie," upon one of our streets last
Friday, it was with difficulty that
some of the old soldiers present,
restrained themselves from giving
the "rebel YELL"
We tender our sincere sympa-
thies to DR.. and Mrs. W w Bin
ion of Benevolence, upon the re-
cent call of the Angel reaper for
their only. child Of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
A singing class has been organs
lied at the Primitive Baptist
church near this city, under the
leadership CT Capt. VIM. Jennings.
This class will meet every first and
third Sunday in each month.
Miss Bessie Hatcher of this CRY,
in Meters from the little folks"
in Atlanta Constitution, has a few
nice words to sayin the column.
Children should be encouraged to
exercise their minds in this kind OF
composition.
See NJ Kempner's change in his
advertisement. Goods in quantity.
goods at low prices, very low pric
es, can be bought no& at this es-
Enlistment. His Millinery stock
is a fine one. 10 be convinced go
and see him.
Mrs. NJ NJ Anthony, is receiving
a fine patronage this spring. She
tries hard to snit everybody, and
her Millinery business prospers beS
cause she is untiring in her efforts.
She is lady of taste, and sells her
goo Is at reasonable prices.
Beer on draught, good and cold,
at M G MINIS. IT,
One day last week. Revenue
Collector j w Forester, Of Leesa
burg, was in the city collecting the
whiskey and tobacco tax. Mr..
Forester is one among the best
officers of the government, and is a
gentleman in every respect.
Hon. J II Guarrv, will be pres
ented as candidate to represent
the second Congressional district
in St. Louis Convention, atthe
convention which meets in Atlanta
to-day. 1t ie the wish Of every one
here that he shoald represent us.
1t was with regret that we bid
to our friend, Mir. Thos.
Branch, who recently left for far
eli Oregon, to engage in his duties
as a civil engineer. Mr.. Branch
is a gifted young gentleman, and
the highest promotions are open to
him.
Mr.. Mansfield Jennings of this
county, has been and is now sup.
plying the Clayton and Ozark road
in Alabama, with an immense
number of cross ties from this
point. We meet all the calls made
upon us,no matter what may be the
character of the calls.
We call special attention to tile
card in which DR.. w C Kehdrick
announces himself a candidate for
the Legislature. DIR. Kendrick is
one of our abIest men, and in past
years he did faithful work in the
J legislative Halls of this State.
HIS fidelity to trusts repOsed in
his lnds is one Of the striking
characteristics of the man.
On the first page of this paper
are two articles relating to the late
7 F MeNair formerly o. this city.
One who knew him in his boyhood
says this: 81 first knew McNair
when he was drummer boy for a
company Of boys in 1861
and 1862. A brighter more intel,
ligeHt or more cheerful boy never
starte | out in life in this coun-
try"
At the Democratic Mass Meet
ing he'd in this city on Saturday,
April 18th, nc one present receiv.
ed the courtesies Of the hou.. to
greater extent than dill the Hon.
Eli @. Hill Of Bronwotd. This
gentleman is and will be ever held
in grateful remenhrance bv the
Democracy Of Terrell county, for
when the PARTY was torn up bv
discussions within, he was called
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