The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-30

MI L, e. - ,esterday and today mingling
soi, 'P ;. numerous friends in Albany.
win ,,,ns thai Mr.. Emmerson las been
re PRESIDENT of the Dawson Cotton
eiect.u da and as chief executive OF that
EAGn%noh ara his title and hunors with
Douy ~ a nobleman. Mr.. zimmerman
thc @ ada many friends since going to
hss n,,', and has already made for him
p9 1f renutation of being a sterling bus
ssa, man. Albany Herald.
1oafno negro boys about the city have
, nD an intolerable nuisance. A few
9 os,c aro number of them broke out a
o"!+ of the railing attached to the
Pol, norcb of the Cheatham block, OPP
LII ,nite the court house. These street
Poo'I ,s steal the papers left at the various
InniJonres by the carrier, on his rounds.
mis- nuisance calls for abatement
If in its wisdom, the conference of the
Methodist chu oh deems it best that the
Rev. f. NJ. Whiting be returned to his
present charge in this city, the congrega-
tion that he has served so well and long
will be gratifed. Methodism in its 10y
sltv. LOYALTY evidenced now for more
than $50 years, is a striking character of
that sect.
One of the pleasing episodes of the
Sabbath day in this city is the mems
praver meeting. 1t is held regularly
pyoTv Sunday afternoon For over year
i has regularly been held, and it has
been the means of great good to many.
Mr.. w. K. Pilsbury led the last service.
We learn that Judge Homer S. Bells
condition is improving, and no doubt
under the skillful surgical management
of DR.. Calhoun, of Atlanta, Judge Belt
will soon be to us, his old self again,
which result will give great satisfaction
to all of his friends. HeiS now al home.
To see little boys, hardly more than
ten years of age, roaming over our streets
at night is a pitiable spectacle. The ed
ucati n der we'd from being out of their
homes at night upon our streets is a
vicious one for the boys, and bodies no
good to them. Parents, keep your boys
at home at night.
1t is source of sorrow to the many
friends of Mr.. John w. Turner in this
city, that he continues to be confined to
his his home by severe spell of SICK
ness. All classes of our people wish for
him a speedy recovery.
On last Saturday our thOrOughfares were
crowded with people, but the best or or
der prevailed. 1t is a virtue of Dawson
to be one of the most orderly cities in the
state. She would take the premium at
the Worlds Fair on that score.
OF all the young democrats in this city
Tom sales comes to the front by large
majority. In and out Of season Tom
blows his horn for true democracy
The hope of the country is in its young
men.
When you bring up the 'possum ques,
ton Mr.. }. 7. Waller, of Graves, he
will expatate upon that qaudruped for
an hour at a time. Mr.. Waller likes a
good 'possum; and who don'ts
From Judge j. w. Roberts place, two
miles in the country, the walls of our
beautiful new court house can be dis
tnctly seen. When the tower is com
pleted it will be seen for miles around us.
Miss Annie Barnes, who has charge of
the telegraph Office in this city, is m st
faithful in the discharge of her duties.
In nine cases out of ten woman is true to
her obligations in life,
Mr. Alvin HOyl, who has been connect
ed with cigar factory in Quincy, Fla,
has returned home, his eyes ght being in
such condition as to unable him to
work
;, Mr. w. P. Melton, of Lodrick, one of
Randolph county'S good citizens and
successful farmers, was in the city few
days ago.
Corw;a5 u l., Hse uo;u