The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-02-15
Mr.. Jesse Bragan of Birming>

IolH pIOSonI A"uhNe1IioAAoJ nav
ional bank and cotton compress is
looming in the distance.
Prayermeeting tonight at the
Baptist church, and Tomorrow
night at the Methodist church.
Let all attend.
Washington's birthday next We'd
nesday. 1t is expected that the
Dawson Guards will parade in full
force that day.
Messrs. M S Keith, w BOxfmd
and A j Carver, left on Monday
for Waycross, to attend the State
Agricultural Meeting.
Miss India Baldwin, of Curhbert,
who has been visiting Miss Mary
Speight Baldwin Of this city, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Manager Vandenburg OF the St.
James, will, on the 22nd inst give
a banquet to the citizens of Daw-
son. It viii he a fine affair.
We are glad to welcome to our
city, Mr.. Charles Mercer, son OF
DR.. Mercer of Georgetown, who
will study law under Sol. Gen.
Query.
The SOUTHWESTERN News re-
turns thanks to Hon. j H Reagan,
United States Senator from Texas.
for a copy Of his speech on the
Blair Education Bill.
Mr.. T L Zimmerman of Bron.
wood, was in our city few days
ago, and had some kind words to
say in regard to the News, for
which he has our thanks.
Mr.. F NJ Bozeman, was the hap
Ply recipient at his home a few
days ago of a nice present. in a lit
tie girl OF eleven pounds weight,
and quite a pretty baby at that.
The undersigned, has bought out
the stock of Mcdonald Il Williams,
Call here at the old stand, for cheap
Meat, Meal, Flour Sugar, Coffee,
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
MARY Williams.
Mrs. J L Sanders, wife of Col.
J L Sanders, who, at one times
successfully p+acticed law in this
city, visited a number of her
friends in this place a few days
ago.
Mr.. j I Lee, is Putting in. some
good licks near this place in the
way Of farming. He is cultivat>
ING 30 acres on the intensive plan,
and expects to realize from this H.
tie patch, 5000.
rr. Gee. w Farrar, has adiel
to his boarding iiqGse, more room
facilities. A comfortable cottage
on the same street, and near the
main building, has been improyised
as a receptacle for guests.
DrJ G Dean, is the correspond.
ent of the Atlanta Constitution at
this point DIR. Dean, is an inter>
esting writer, and the Constitution
is to be congratulated in having
such correspondent here.
Col. B. Jones of LaGrange,
Ga, Guano Inspector, made some
of our people an official call lest
week. While with us he made for
himself many friends. He is a
genial gentleman, and an old news
paper man.
DR.. james Son has in store a
we'll selected stock of lambeth and
Buist's garden seeds. These seeds
are perfect specimens from the crop
which gives them the highest ex>
cellence. We carry no old seeds.
Now is the time to lay in your re-
liable garden seeds. if.
Capt. w G Dillon, has comfort
ably housed his white RABBITS in a
little house that he has built in his
front yard. The Captain is never
better satisfied chan when he is
making childhood happy. These
rabbits are pets of his children.
Editor w G Gum Of the Cuth.
bert Liberal, opened his heart wide
in the birthday entertainment that
he recently gave our young friend,
Mr.. Eddie Morris. Eddie is ap.
preciative, and too much cannot be
done for this sterling young man.
Br. r T HiIlman, who has q
card in the News, is physician Of