The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-30
BARRESTINE BAILED.
a Pleasant Mission Our Pet Bills.
Heavy Hail.-New Preachers
ether LEGAL News.

a Pleasant Mission Our Pet Bills.
Heavy Hail--New Preachers
ether Local News.
SICK JAILoR.
{. Jall"r Bishop is critically i'll with
pneumonia, but ut last reports was
some better.
PATTERSON ACCEPTS.
Rev. W. II. Patterson, the new
ly elected Baptist pastor, ha, ac-
cepted the call to Dawson.
BUILDERS.
Mr.. VIM. Littleton is erecting a
new residence on Lee street, and
Mr., w. N. Lott is erecting a pref,
ty cottage on College street.
NEW MERCHANT.
The store lately occupied by
Crouch Bros. is being fitted up for
MIR. Z. B. Bridges, who will open
APP stock of general merchandise.
THE RAILROAD.
Parties in the city from Webster
county Monday reported rapidwork
on the Columbus Southern. The
grading is now within thee miles
of " eston.
MOVED TO TOWN.
Mr.. J. NJ. Marlin has moved to
the city and is occupying resi-.
dcnce on Lee street. Nj. J. w.
Turner has also moved into his new
residence on College street.
on A PLEASANT MISSION.
Rev. J, w. Weston left Mon.
day Tor Coffee county, where he
has gone to rec i've his brother,
Jesse D. Weston, and wife into the
Methodist church. The mission is
one Of peculiar pleasure to Rev,
Mr. Weston.
OPENED AGAIN.
The fire didn't destroy Bill Tai
bots energy. He has already re-
opened at Kempner'3 old stand an
entirely new and fresh stock OF
fancy and family groceries and is
again ready to serve his former
friends and customers. Every ar,
ticle in his store is fresh.
THE MONEY READY.
Our Methodist friends have been
very busy the past week collecting
subscriptions to pay for the lot on
which to build their new church.
The note is for 81, 800, and is pay
able on the first Of November.
he money is ready and the pay
ment will be. promptly ma lie.
HAIL SATURDAY.
There vas severe hail storm
north Of the city on Saturday last.
The stones fell thick and fast and
were as large as a plum. Mr., j.
C. Johnston, who was on bis way
to the city with load OF cotton.
was forced to stop in the middle OF
the road and take his mules from
the wagon.
ant, v,N-rTNrr, =, II mn
Lee Barreutinc, the young mar
from Randolph county who en-
gaged in pistol practice wlth
Chief of Police Savage about two
weeks ago, was released from Jail oo
last Thursday Oh Assoc bond for his
appearance at the November term
o. court. The fine of s35, impos-
ed by the Mayor, was also paid.
CERTIFIED COPIES.
hon. w. 9. Kendrick writes us
that he has sent Ordinary Roberts
certified copies Of the court house
and school bills. 1t now remains
tor the county commissioners and
the city council to order elections
on these questions. The court
house measure will be before the
commissioners at their meeting
next Tuesday.
PRESBYTERIAN PREACHER.
Rev. H. c. Brown, of Tidings
Chattooga county, will serve the
PRESBYTERIAN churches of Dawson
Fort Gaines and Mr.. Tabor, i
Scbley county, next year. HI
writes that he viii preach his frs
sermon IN Dawson on the thirt
Sunday in November. He vii
probably make Dawson bis home
Coming Back Home.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J
r. Jolly, Of the fourth district Q
this county, will leave US this win
ter. He will remove to Terrel
county, near Dawson. Randolp
will lose a good citizen and IerreI
gain one. -C,dhbert Liberal.
Mr.. Jolly is former esteeme
citizen of Terrell, and is merel
returning home after short sta
in Randolph. He will be gladl
welcomed on bis return.
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