The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-01-25
GREET CORNER CHAT.

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- county fair in Dawson next
W, g' what say yuo' farmers ,. and t %er.
i'II ~, " Terrell used to have these
chaD''' o,d there is no reason why
falI'' should not again. Other
sbe scattered all over Geor-
o0anuS '5 fairs, and they prove beneficial
GA A'-N The fairs cause the farmers to
TO ''sI' interest in their work, and to
tats a after their stock closer They are
'ooA ,s,;oitous social occasions. A county
' ''O ISOLATION should be organized
:, 4h.re is anything that adds more to
=, u appearance Of town thanIwen kept
' l5a trees, we don't know what 1t is.
Sn'"S on has been woefully negligent'of
D ,,tr in this respect. Although someof
ou'' ,,;,sns have taken the matter in
, Vul and have put.Out trees in front OF
. und they are badly in the
;,ori+v. The proper season AoI eiS'Als
n trees is now at hand, while the
P@H :, Going out of them. We hope to
''p nony thousand young elms and oaks
s ont on our principal streets.
Tho calm that always supercedes the
, &c now upon our community. All
.f+bano,itical battles have been decided,
ond the only reminder of them is the
aft,rmath of small talk indulged in by
,oaoI politicians. We hail this season of
rest from politiesl turmoil with delight
and would invite our fellow citizens to
t,,rr their attention to things aof more
,ootprial interest. Let's adj go TO work
Cor tbe upbuilding of Dawson with the
,o,,o resolute confidence exhibited in
+bo recent .eaectiens, and with along pull,
strong pull and q pull altogether build
Nm orr citx. Let's forget the PASTOR
GET everything bat that we live in Daw-
sop-and all pull together for the pros
perity of the city
Superintendent Simmons, of the city
schools. has recommended thstthe board
Of education appropriatea sumsut1clent
for a library in the high sehOOl,building.
The books. of c@nrse wos1ld be for the
benefit of the pupils. The sqperintend-
emit thinks that portion of the school
fund could not Abe better used than in
suitable books for the children. "A COM
mittee has been appointed tO.lOok into
the practicability of the matter and re-
port at the next meeting of the board.
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Several of @'the boys" were, cOnversing
with much animation recently on that
mucLly discussed subject, 'Ismatrimo-
ny failure?" when a cynical bachelor
who had been listening to the various
ideas elaborately set forth expressed
hmsgfin the following teIse sentence:
well, boys. let me tell you, not sin
gle one Of you could be induced to marry
even your best girl mean the one you
now call your best .girl-if you were but
compelled to live at the same house with
her and be constantly thrown into the
circle Of her home life You only see
them now with becoming cuIlS, and
dainty, tasty costumes, oh, they are
awful nice: but--well, you remember
what say.
4 fellow that would e&prass such a
sentiment as the above ought to be com
4 PEELED to darn his own socks and sew on
refractory buttons the remainder of his
natural days; don't ven shink so, girls?
That our merchants do safe business
has been fully demonstrated. Although
the past two years have beeu the eight
est times, financially, that This section
has experienced ''since the war;" no
Business failures have occdrred here.
Nether this is attributed t. the fact that
our people are a debt paying people, or
10 The Sagacity Of our business men, we
are not positive. Maybe both have lit
Tie to do with is.
Last weeks Calhoun County Courier
Aaa this very complimentary notice of
oue OF Dawscn's sweet young ladies;
MISS Alice Loyless, of Dawson, is the
guest of Mrs. G. L. Sibley. She is
young lady Of brilliant intellect, charm
'us manners and very popular in Morgan
'0Vlety 1t is thought that she will take
school in the ueighborhood ofMrs. Jno.
ColIey."