The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
THE TIMES IN TERRELL.
o,rv AND COUNTY GOSSIP TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS.

oLinp for SatterIee--SchOols Flour
;shing--Memorial Day--Other
Items.
See the five great comedians that APP
,,oar in the Southerner at the opera house
te-night.
Mr., T. O. Whitchard is building an
ELEGANT cottage on Church street, adjoin-
ino the residence of his father.
Rlanks have been received by Ordinary
! w. Roberts in order to enable dis
ahIed Confederate soldiers to draw their
pensions.
The little towns, all of them around
Dawson. are thriving. They are holding
their own with the most favored, and
their merchants are solid.
Mr.. M. M. Weaver, of Pafrott, was in
the city on last Saturday. This gentle
man has the credit of having had built
the first brick house in ParrotU.
In the habeas corpus case of James A.
Jones versus Lille Jones, for the recov-
ery of child, the matter was compro-
missed by placing the child in the hands
pf the father.
1t has been suggested that steps be
aiken to make Memorial Day in this city
full Of patriotic significance. 1t is day
sacred to southern hearts, and we hope
that efforts will be made at once to make
April 26 a red letter day in our calendar.
Mr.. Charlie Abbott had stolen from his
garden, few nights ago, 100 pounds of
kuan0. There are a number of sneak
thieves who are prowling over our city at
Right that it would be well to look after
fith double loads of buckshot.
Rev. S. w. Stubs is winning his way
nto the hearts of the people of Terrell
county His work is on the Terrell
a rcuit, and he is active and faithful in
be discharge of his duties as Metho-
psf minister in the rural districts.
The object Of charity called attention
from the pulpit of the Methodist
purch was well cared for by many of
~ pr generous citizens who made liberal
81 Pntu ms. She was made to feel that in
E hoor OF adversely we all come close
Mgether
The Dawson Guards are now looking
81 L@at Satterlee, of the u. S. ARMY
ST. AaJutant General of State Troops.
10 IS on his tour of inspection of the
M ilc.ry in this part of the State. He
Il receive a warm welcome when he
ITS our city.
as orator for Memorial Day Col. E. j.
Az mas been suggested Col. Hart is
Oh our most gifted young lawyers.
Ne would be sure to come up to gen
al expectations if chosen. 1t is the
he ected. ~ -
''"oo' commissioner Kaigleg, who
II recently visited all the schools in the
s'nVy' reports the white and colored
Oo'S TO be in better condition in
respect than they have ever been
pre- curing his eight years duties as
S'f missioner.
''' D. l.. Blackshear, a Primitive
,'S' preacher, will fill his regular ap-
'"ent at Beulah church, ten miles
~ u, u 'hlS city, on next Sunday. He
''leo at Macedonia church ON last
lioay and Sunday Mr.. Blacksbear
l"['ng in the discharge of his minis
Pl duties. '''A''
olo landmark at the town Of Par
= 'ne farm house of Mr.. John Par
'l'e founder of that place. 1t stands
E''n The public road, and is a me-
y Oh the time when all that is now
~" rarrott was dense forest. Mr..
says that he intends for the old
s|S t to remain as long as it will
Ios9,her, but he will, at an early
'"''u Tor himself a new residence
sand few miles from Dawson