The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-16
AT HOME.

are cnoPPauS cotton.
The girls we're out in t cir new
spring fr"eks last Sunday.
Capt. John Kiddoo, Of Cutht
bert, was in the city on last Fri-
day.
Miss Florence Sanders of Yves
ton,is visiting Kiss Fannie Loyless
in the city.
Mr.. J. H. Corley, of the Fort
Gaines Star, was in tie city last
Thursday aud Friday.
Mr.. P. II. Shelton, is doing good
work behind NC Minis counter.
He is most valu&b BILE clerk.
See Horsley & Khlen's SO 90,
81 90, and IS OOshoes They are
certainly W ,rth the money.
Mr.. J. R. Thornton and wife,
ot Atlanta, are visiting relatives
and friends in the city aud county.
Mr.. J. r. Mercer is on a husi-
trip to Savannah and other cities.
This means something for Dawson.
The News job Office has all the
work it can do at present, but
there is always room for one more
Mrs. ]. w. Fi!lingame, after
spending Il pleasant week in Spring.
vale, returned home on lust Sum-
day.
The fast schedule from Albeny
TO Griffin, over tie Columbus
Southern, will go into effect Sun.
day.
Mr.. E. K. Rainey came down
from icon last Sunday and spent
several days with relatives and
friends.
Postmaster Baldwin has been
q officially notified that the mail ser.
vice over the Columbus Southern
will begin May LIST.
Judge Query and Solicitor
Griggs are spending the week at
home. They will go to Miller
county next week.
Our cotton receipts Tor the past
year were 10000 bales. Next
season the compress will add at
least nine thousand bales.
Rev. MIR. Snively, of Louisville,
KY, filled the pulpit of the Meth
odist church. in this city, on last
Sunday morning and night.
There is a good deal of activity
sbC ut the Columbus Southern de,
pot. The business OF that road Is
growing and will coutiue to grow.
Mrs. Mary Symmes returned to
her home at Thomson Monday
after spending several months with
her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Rainey.
1t is reported from AL ANY
that the "Y" squabble between
the Columbus Southern and the
Central railroads has been AMIGA
bly, settled.
Tax Receiver Harris requests us
, to state that he could not fill his
appoint nent in the city last Sat>
urday on account OF the death Of
his brothers wife.
Judge Homer Bell has re-
turned from Canton, where he
went as delegate fr0n, the knights
of Honor lodge in this city. He
says that the next annual meeting
of the lodge will be held in the
city of Americus.
Insects have already begun their
ravages on vegetables, and the fes-
tive cut worm goes forth, during
the night, with his scythe whetted
Tor the work of destruction. And
away goes the popular delu.ion
that the late freezes we're going to
send these pests tC the happy hunt
ing grounds.
Dawson loses an excellent ply.
stefan and a good citizen in the
removal of DR.. r. I. Hillman to
Springvale. He is a cultured gen.
tieman of worth and fine social as
well as professional attachments,
and the good people of Springvale
may we'll congratulate themselves
upon securing him as physician
and citizen. DR.. Hillman has sold
his residence here to Mr.. j. A,
HOrSley.
The New Methodist Parsonage.
The erection of the new Metho.
dist parsonage is well under way,
and it will be completed by the
first of May.
The local church authorities con-