The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-20
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

Both of the resolutions that
we're introduced in the house and
senate to refund the ex-nigh beer
dealers a certain amount of their Ii
censes appear to have been lost in
the shuttle. Although the dealers
places were closed several months
before the expiration of their i
&c nses they will not get any OF their
money back.
The local bar nave met and en-
dcrsed Judge ]. R. Pottle OF Blakely
for reelection to the Court OF APP
peals. Being a near neigh0or ana
the only member of the court sou'h
of Atlanta he should be given soma
vote here tomorrow.
The people of Dawson and Ter
rell county should give their nome
candidate for congress large vote
tomorrow. He has made thorough
canvass of the district, has steadily
grown in strength and has good
chance to win.
Dawson merchants are expect
ing a big trade this fall. People are
coming here from miles around 10
sell their cotton and buy goods. The
highest prices for cotton and lowest
prices for goods will bring them.
The city council has elected Mi.
Homer Braswell, who was Temporal
rilv filling the vacancy caused by the
RESIGNATION of Willie c. Grimes, a
member of the fire department.
If anybody wants to contribute
to the Wilson campaign fund the
News will receive and forward II.
Dawson should help the cause so
come forward, gentlemen.
Mr.. Pat Perry has returned from
Thomson, where he was called by the
serious illness of his mother. he
reports that her condition is some
what improved.
The real estate men are expect
ing more activity in their line OF pus-
mess this fall than in some tlme
mast. A number of prospectors have
already been here.
-Messrs. Lowrey & Davidson the
popular warehousemen, have a COM
munication on the eighth page OF
+odav's News that is of special inter
est to the farmers.
The report that the southern
Bell Telephone Co. would cut us
wires and withdraw its long distance
service from Dawson was without
foundation.
The local candidates have be-
come 'het up bit on the nome
stretch. 1t will all be over tomor-
row and forgotten before the end OF
the week.
The city registration books are
open again. There are ABOUT lVo
voters who have not qualified to vote
in the elections of this year.
1t is reported that one citizen
owns UP to having seen a goat drink
water, but he hasn't consented Tor
his name to go in print.
5 or 5 doses 666 will break any
ease of Chills and Fever; and If tax
on then as a tonic the fever Will
not return. Price 25c.
Mr.. G. P. Sessions has returned
to Dawson from Cuthbert, and IS
associated with the Dawson Consol-
idated Grocery Co.
New sweet potatoes are selling
on the Dawson market at $l.zo
bushe1 Graw 'taters. There is
money in them.
The summer has been unusually |
nlaasant in Dawson. The go-aWayS |
have had no advantage over the stay
at-homes.
Those who attended the Palace
Theatre Monday night were hlghy
entertained by B. A. Whites piano
playing
Captain NJ. H. Marshall is IN
charge of the street force while Su-
perintendent Harden takes Vaca-
ton.
Madam Rumor is telling 1t that
a voung man of Dawson will soon
claim a bride in Middle Georgia.
Manager Tony Lavely is book
ing some high-class theatrical at
for the coming season.
We have the exclusive agency
for Red Cross and Perfection mat
tresses. E. B. Durham & Co.
The Coca-Cola people expect to
erect their bottling plant on the Cen
trail railroad right-of-way.
Try a sack Of Queen OF the Pan
try -four and you will use no other.
T. o. Whitchard & Co.
The good Old-fashioned water
ground meal for sale by Raines X
McClung.
Some farmers have already
brought in several bales of new cot
ton.
The "sqush'' of the cotton COM
press will soon be heard in the land. |
Ralph Norton of near Brentwood
has taken a position with Wall Bros.
The Shields-Geise Lumber Co.
have save cypress posts for sale.
Finest Dove Hams and Cooking
OIL at T. o. Whitchard & Co.'S.
Orchid Flour.