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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-08-12
VARIEDADES

VARIEDADES
I'll vino que acostumbro tolnar en- las conf
das es el de Logrono, puro de iva, que venden
los senores Sobrino de Luina Ca Dicho caldo
es, ACCOMPLISHMENTS de los meiores que Sc i'm
portan Puerto-Rico
Cerecedo Hermanos Ca acaban de llenar
sus dep6sitos con nuevas grandes facturas reclbi-
das de Europa los Estados- Unidos Viste Vd
dicho Colmado antes de surtir su despensa, no
divide que ALI es donde Sc vende ell famoso vino
tinto de la marca Sagasto.
Retratos para salon, de tamaho natural Prin-
cesas, lmperiales, tarietas comunes cartas de vi
sta, para rel1carios dies como mas lie agrade,
los puede Vd obtener en- el gran Salon de Foto-
gra,ia de don Feliciano Alfonso San Francisco AZ.
Lo digo por que es question de conciencia
El mejor restaurant de la Capital es La Catolo-
ma, San Francisco Sc Fontanillas dice Que al
que paga hay que aplicarle la Doctrina donde di-
ce manda q. Sc de de conner bien al ham briento Y
de beber al sediento
Vis1tense los bahos de mar de La Provsden-
caa detras del Arsenal en- esta Marina Sc han in
troducido grandes meioras en- ell estableclmiento
Sc ha embelecido la playa Els precise no oil
vidar que los banos de mar en- esta epoca del aio
foHtalecen y evitan muchas Intermediates
Me/Ones de Valencia
superiores, de venta en- ell establecimiento de F..
Font y Hermano. Tanca, esquina Fortaleza
Dicen que los alcoholics amllico, mitilico etc.
etc. han de acabar con la humanidad; la 1nica be-
bida que no tiene alcohol industrial es ell sin rival
cognac tsJimenez Lomothe."
Tengo la creencla ID jurarfa 81 no fuera pc
cado Jurar, que en- ninguna peleterfa de la Capt.
tai Sc vende mejor calzado, nj mas barato, que en-
Ia Constamcia San Justo 81 Ana6rico San Fran
cisco 81, de los amigos senores Borras Reines.
Pruebe Vd. los cigarros cigarrillos Parta-
gds de la Habana reputados entire los mejores de
Cuba. Los yenden aquf sus 1nicos agentes los
senores Cerecedo Hermanos Ca
El vino de mesa Cepo-Medoc de Alicante que
venden por cuarterolas sus 1n1cos agentes los Sc
hores Piza Hermanos, esta reputado entire los me-
jores caldos que Sc impo1tan Puerto Rico
Las personas que sufren de herpes, .enferme-
dad muy comun en- los pa1ses intertropicales, ha-
r1an muy bien en- probar la Locs6m Ahherp6taca
del doctor Monies Diaz. Nos agradeceran Ell
consejo.
porn \ S
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
They Had a Nice Time.

The party given at e residence of
Judge j. B. Perry, on last Thursday
night, complimentary to the young ladies
and gentlemen of the city, was an enjoy
able one.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather quite pleasa 1T party as
sembled. Music and pleasant converse
ton were kept up until ten o'clock, when
the guests were invited into the beaut;-
fully decorated dining room, dotted here
and there with pretty tables, each adorned
with beautiful sunflowers and exquisite
silverware. Delicious refreshments,
consisting of vanilla cream, pineapple
sherbet and various kinds of cakes, were
served. The late hours of night came
to gently remind each one that they
must bid the popular host and hostess
good night and retire to their homes to
sweoUly dream of pleasant evening long
to be remembered
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
A Distinguished Visitor.

Hon. W. M. Hammond, of Townsville,
who is stumping the district in the inter-
est of Hon. B. f. Russell, stopped in
Dawson few hours last Friday while
returning from Cuthbert to Thomasville.
While here he was the guest of Prof. j /.
W. F. Lowrey.
Captain Hammond is one of the ablest
and most prominent men in the Second
district, and in him Colonel Russell has
true champion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Early for Stevens,

Early county held her primary Satur-
day and fell into the Stevens column by
a vote of 1876 to 6 for Russell.
The anti-Stevens element remained
away from the polls, and will hold a pri-
mary of their own the 30th inst.
Stevens has now CARR ID Terrell, Quit
man, Thomas. Randolph, Worth, Clay
and Early counties, giving him sixteen
votes. There will be thirty-four votes
in the convention, and one more county
will give Stevens clear majority and
insure his nomination.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
HAPPILY Welded.
TWO MARRIAGES IN WHICH DAW
SON SOCIETY

Is Interested = The McNulty -Janes and
the Parks-Broyles NuptiaIs.
For some time society circles in Daw-
son has been in happy expectation of the
approaching nuptials of Mr.. F. M. Nc
Nulty and Miss Das'e james. They will
wed at noon today AID leave at once for
the mountains of Virginia to spend the
honeymoon. Rev. W. II. Patterson will
perform the ceremony.
Mr.. McNulty is universally esteemed
for his moral character and business
qualifications, which, supplemented by
constant exhibition of friendliness to
everybody, has drawn around him large
circle of friends.
Miss james is no less a favorite. for
for she wins her way to universal es-
TEEN by the constant exhibition of those
womanly traits which adorn the charac-
ter of the true woman.
They have the well wishes and sincere
congratulations of host of friends
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
WILL SPEAK IN DAWSON.
.ox BEN. E. RUSSELL AND CAPTAIN
w. HAMMOND

NIL, Address the People of Terrell County
On Next Tuesday, July 12th--Every-
body Invited.
THE News has been requested to an
nounce that bon. Ben. E. Russell of
cambridge, candidate for Congress,
and Captain W. NJ. Hammond, of Thorn
vile. will speak in Dawson on next
Tuesday, July 18th
These are both able gentlemen and
fine orators, and all who attend will be
interested.
A hearty invitation is extended to ev-
erybody to be present.
The speaking will begin at ten
o'clock in the opera house.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Fashion in Dawson.

Fashion has two fads for society ladies
to wear at present in Dawson. They are
ribbon bows and hairpins. Now you are
not so stylish as you might be if you do
not possess at least one gold and silver
pin for the back of your hair. And a
dress is not 'dressy dress" unless it
has number of ribbon bows tackled on
it in various places.
The young girls of our city are wear
ing VIII tie lace pelerines over their dresses.
They are looped upon their shoulders
with bows of satin ribbon to match the
dress, or the long satin sash with ends at
the back. These lace pelerines are most
becoming to them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
WORTHILY BESTOWED.
THE DEGREE OF ID. ID. CONFERRED,
UPON REV. w. III. PATTERSON

by the Alabama Universiiy--An Honor De-
served by Him and Appreciated by
His Friends.
1t is with pleasure that we notice that
the well-merited compliment of Doctor
of Divinity has been conferred upon
Rev. W. H. Patterson, the beloved pas
tor of the First Baptist church of this
city, by the University of Alabama at
Tuscaloosa.
The degree was conferred at the COM
mencement exercises of the above nam
ed Institution on last Wednesday, June
10Th.
Doctor Patterson deserves this recog-.
milton of ministerial worth, for his la
bors have been abundant and successful
in the vineyard of the master, and no
one more than he has unfolded to listen
ing congregations the beauties of the.
cross of Christ.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
ParkS-BrOyles.

The Constitution says lovlier wed
ding never occurred in Atlanta than that
of Mr.. Lloyd B. Parks and Miss Pearl
Broyles.
After the ceremony was performed
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks left for the north.
Mrs. Parks, who is the daughter of
Colonel E. N. Broyles of Atlanta, is a
most beautiful and accomplished young
lady. Gifted with unusual talent, and
with an exquisite personality, she pos
sesses the charm of sweet and lovable
disposition and the secret of winning
and retaining friends.
Mr.. Parks, who is brother to Colo
mel j. G. Parks, is member of the firm
of George Muse & Co., and is one of the
most popular business men in Atlanta,
and deserves the good fortune he has
fallen heir to.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Bronwood Briefs.


Charles T. Law ran over into Sumter.
county Sunday.
Our boys have organized ''sure
enough baseball team.
Charlie Winkler is an an excursion to
Brunswick this week.
Several of our boys went over to Co
lnmbus on an excursion on the 4th.
Mr.. j. F. Kennedy is forced to use his
walking cane, caused by severe attack
OF rheumatism.
A party of our citzenscomposed of w.
J. M. Gardner, J. G. Wells, w. G.
Aven, DR.. T. A Chappell, anu others,
attended the mass meeting at cuthbert
Friday.
Mr.. Richard Jones, of Macon, is visit
ing Mr.. S. M. Thompson.
Mr.. Green Avera, of Clio, Ala, is in
town.
Mr.. Ben Marshcll and wife are here,
from Fort Valley visiting their parents.
The protracted meeting being held at
the Methodist church is likely to result
in much good.
Romeo Tucker is at home from Able
vile. He says times there, as at every
where else, are dull.
Did you see that fellow the other day
with his head tied up? He is man of
some influence and had met the candi-
date.
Did you ever see Fourth of July
that 1T did not rain?.'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
A BANK STATEMENT.
A Good Showing Made by the Dawson Ma
tionaI Bank,

Good Showing Made by the Dawson Ma
tionaI Bank.
The directors of the Dawson Ma
tional Bank held their July meet.
ing yesterday and declared a semi-annual
dividend of per cent and passed 81, 900
to the surplus fund.
Attention is called to the handsome
statement made by this bank in this is
sue of The News.
This institution, less than three wears
old, has clean surplus of $500,
undivided profits of S7,51O.35, and a
deposit of $4,000.
This is remarkable showing for an
institution so young, aid reflects much
credit upon the financial ability of its
young president, Mr.. A. j. Carver,
By comparison of the statement of
this bank, which appears elsewhere, sswith
the statement of just one year ago, it
will be seen that the deposit account is
practically the same as it was at that
time.
In spite of the financial stringency that
the country has gone through the de-
posits of this insti tuition have kept up
up to the old standard.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06

children to mourn the loss of kind pro-
tector. Jesse Seawright was an example
OF what the black man can be when h.,
is brought under the good influences
that emanate from the white race.
The procession funeral on last Sunday
that followed him to the grave
was half a mile in length. The
buggies and wagons in line numbered all
OF sixty, besides multitude of colored
persons followed on foot. 1t was the
largest funeral procession of colored peo-
pie ever seen in Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Go and Do Likewise.

One of our farmers made S48 profit on
one acre of land last year. He made for
ty-two bushels of wheat and thirty-four
bushels of oats, and sold both crops at
81 per bushel. The cost of production,
including manure, guano and labor was,
S2S, leaving net profit of $4S No cot
ton has been grown since 1889, and he
will plant no more unless the price ad-
vances. This is pointer for our far
mers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
They Danced at shellman.

The following young ladies and gem
tlemen of Dawson attended german at
Shellman last Thursday evening:
Misses Lila Edwards, Estelle Hester,
Lille Arnett, Jessie Martin, Cleo Far
mum, Loie Waters, and Messrs. Horny
Bradley, G. W. Kimbrough, 6. W. Do
zier, Sam Martin, G. H. Arthur, j. s.
Farnum, J. j. Sessions w. B. Brannon.
The german was led by Miss j. A /.
Etheridge and Mr.. Horny Bradley.
The ladies were fair and fascinating
in their beautiful evening gowns, and
charmingly lovely.
1t was, indeed, brilliant social event.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Herod News.

Crops are looking fine.
we are having an abundance of rain.
Tom Geise visited Herod last Sunday.
MISS Maggie Collins, of Randolph, is
'lslVlng her sister, Mrs. J. E. Perry.
MISS Rosa Brooks, charming young
lady of Molena, visited friends at Herod
last week.
MISSES Matte Allen and Anabel Nc
-'"ln nave returned from visit to rela-
yves In Sumter county.
waiter Bishop has quit farming and
sue 10 boring wells for livelihood.
9, lne accomplished Miss Eva Payne, of
'Helllnan, spent last week with relatives
"nu friends at Heroi.
.'0'' W. l. Clark filled his regular APP
g ~ at the village last Sunday.
~ VIII protract the meeting.
MI A. j. Butler, who has been sick
~ - some time, is no better.
we had the pleasure, last Friday of
mat distinguished gentleman.
=; -OH' b. E. Russell, speak at the ratifica-
:" meeting in Cuthbert. He is STRAIGHT
~ onocfat' There is no third partvism
ocalalsm about him. He is the man
no osnu TO congress. His democracy has
never been questioned.
~ Aerrell's Best Colored Citizens dead.
ON e'ieil county lost ON last Saturday
wbo " =. i's best negroes, Jesse Seawright,
|diao uied four miles from this citv Tn
An 'G -, he was the whiteman's friend.
|dea, LIS lifetime he. was straight in his
|clasa and his influence among his
was ~, VI people was far-reaching. He
inc e'nerous to fault. He made farm
Ione.t; success, and his credit was nm
Ihavin,o He died at a good old ape.
the tiga reached the age of sixtv wears a.
and Isro 81 his death. He leaves wife
urge family of children and grand
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
THE GENERAL MEETING
OF the Friendship Association viii Be
Held With Sardis Church.

Of the Friendship Association Will Be
Held With Sardis Church.
On Friday before the fifth Sunday in
July the general meeting of the Friend
ship Association will convence with Sar-
dis church, six miles north of Dawson.
The above named church has large
membership located in large and pros
porous community. For some time they
have felt the need of a larger and new
church, so they set their heads and hands
to work and their earnest labors have
been crowned with abundant success.
A beautiful and magnificent church,
at the cost of about one thousand dollars,
which is now completed, will be ded-
icated to the service of the Lord on Sun
day of the general meeting.
Below is the programme of the gen.
eral meeting:
IL a. m.-Introductory sermon by j. A.
Griffin. Alternate, S. E. Blithe.
p. m.-Q) Is there spirit of indiffer-
ence among our church, if so what is the
cause and what the remedy? Discussion
led by Rev. George Cummings and j.
w. Wells.
~. Is it not needful that the churches
be more faithful to duty in discipliuing
their members? Led by Rev. r. A.
Morgan and W. r. Chapman.
SATURDAY.
8 a. m.-From what does the necessity
for missionary work arise, and on whom
is the duty of contributing laid? Led
by DR.. A. B. Campbell and Rev. w. II.
Patterson.
2 p. m.--O Is well conducted Sun
day school printable to church, if so
how togobtain it? Led by DR.. T A.
Chappell and COL E. j. Hart.
~. What distinguishes the church
from the world in our community, and
what should distinguish it? Led by Col.
w. F. Clark and J. H. Daniel.
SUNDAY.
$50 a. m.-Sabbath school address by
Col. E. j. Hart.
II 30 a. Mobilization sermon by Rev.
J. II. Corley, of Ft. Gaines, GA.
w. L. QUITS,
Chairman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06

to all who attended. The songs, recita-
tons and charades by the children
of the school are highly spoken
of, and much is due to the patrons of
the school for the success of this enter
tainment From number who attend
ed we learn that the address of Prof.
Hoyle was a gem, as it embodied practi-
cal thoughts that made deep impression
for good upon those who were present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Russell Campaigning.

Hon. Ben Russell is prosecuting a Wig
orOus campaign in the interest of him
self for congress. Within the past week
he has spoken in Colquitt, Early, Cal
houn, Randolph, and Baker counties, and
created much enthusiasm among the an.
u-Stevens men. Twenty-six went from
Dawson to Cuthbert last Friday to hear
Colonel Russell and Captain hammond
speak
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Well Said.

There are very few Third party men
in this county, but SAID one of this class
in our city few days ago: II am done
with the Third party. | am ashamed
that ever thought of betraying my
country by voting against the democra-
cy. To vote with the Third party is be-
traying the South into the hands of it's
enemies, and do not want to be trai
tor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Meeting at Bronwood.

Rev. E. M. Whiting will, this week,
assist Rev. S. w. Stubs in his protracted
meeting at Brentwood Mr.. Whiting
will be absent from his charge in this
city for the next two Sundays at his
ministerial work, which will carry him
to George town. The next quarterly
conference will be held at Georgetown
on Sunday, July 18th.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
TO BE HEARD TO-DAY.

Homer Willis Hopes That the Court VIII
Allow Him Bail.
Col. j. w, Walters, leading council +or
the defense in the Homer Willis case,
was in Atlanta, in attendance upon the
supreme court last week, and the hear
ing of the application for bail for young
Willis was continued until to day.
Two Or three motions for new trials will
also be heard by Judge Query.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Mems Praver Meet.nr.

The mems prayer meeting continues
to be held every Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock. 1t is the earnest wish of those
who are interested IN the cause of Christ
that the men of the city, old and young,
attend this meeting. Services are only
of an hours duration. MIR. w. K. Pills.
bury will lead the service next Sunday
afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06

ife-I need little more money.
Husband-It is only two days since
Wif,-Now, see here! I want you to
understand that l wouldn't ask for mon
ey if didn't need it, and don't intend
to be reminded that it's only two da S
since you gave me some.I am nota child,
nor mental, nor slave, to be treated
like an irresponsible being, and l just
want you to know that | won't stand it
either; so there now. I've got just as
much right to your money as you have,
so there now, you
Husband-My dear, was merely 60
ing to remark that it is only two days
since drew my salary, and you could
have all you wanted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
He Anticipated Them.

"And now,' said the minister, II am
pleased to state that our contributions
for the conversion of the heather amount
to S362,06 Is the editor in church?''
HE is not" replied grave deacon.
HE got wind of the collection, renounc--
ed his religion, and left for the heathens
by the first train"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Married in the Court Room.

Peter Weston, the negro who Il rives
the express wagon, was arrested upon
the charge of bastardy Saturday, but
secured his liberty by marrying the wo-
man Monday morning. The ceremony
was performed III the court room by
Justice Simmons in the presence of
large crowd of spectators.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Carrying EVERYTHING Before Him.

Editor Story has these good words to
say of Hon. O. B. Stevens:
Down in the hot second congression-
al district Silent Stevens is carrying
everything before him. Mr.. Stevens is
GOOD man, no matter what is said about
him during campaign, and if he goes
to congress he will do good work for his
people,"
The verdict of Mr.. Stevens home peo-
pie voices the echo of Editor Story when
he says that our next congressman lis a
good man."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Caught a Coon.

Last week Dave Christie, Terrelrs
blue-ribbon sheriff, caught Dave Pitts, a
negro who was wanted in Randolph
county for selling whisky.
Sheriff Bynum, of Randolph, came up
for the prisoner Friday and took him to
the Cutbert Jail.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
This is Good.

Mr.. Charles Gunnels, of Bronw God,
made on half acre of ground u bushels
of rye, and on one acre SO bushels of oats.
This is intensive farming that all would
do well to follow. Farming pays, and
pays well if good judgment and industry
are the factors In the result.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Directors to Meet.

The directors of the alliance ware
house will be in session next Monday,
and elect manager for another year.
The warehouse has been very prosperous.
under Captain John Seay's management
and he will doubtless be reelected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Running a Winning Race.

Hon. 0. B Stevens was here again
last week. On the theory of the axman
who strikes on the Knot, he is bestowing
much of his attention on Leary. He
seems to be satisfied that he is running
winning race.-Calhoun Courier.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
AParty.

The party at the McLendon House on
Monday night gave much pleasure to
the young people who attended. Every
thing rung out in as sweet tune as the
marriage bell.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
School ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment of Prof. L. @.
Hoyle's school at Graves Station. on last
Friday night, was an enjoyable occasion
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
DuvaI Dots.

SuperabundaEce of rain.
Mr. A. T. Walls and little brother were
seen in our midst last Saturday.
Mr.. H. S. Bell was in Duval few days
ago on special misunderstanding the
paws of his friends. He is always well
coined here.
MI. Ware, of Calhoun county, was in
the city last week visiting Mr.. w. B.
Blessett.
Miss Kate Thornton, one of Duvals
most charming bellies, left for Dawson
last Friday to spend few days with
Miss Lota McLendon. Miss Katie's alb
sence will be deeply felt.
A party from Duval spent last Wednes-
day in Shellman. The Subscriber for
tunately happened to be among the
number thinks Shellman has more pretty
girls to the square inch than any other
city in the south. A fine crop.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
Cole Station Items.

Mr.. G. A. Cole has returned to his
home at Blakely, having been with us a
week looking after his mill business.
Mater Eugene Bass has sprained foot,
having jumped from wash shelter.
Watermelons are scarce in our section.
there being but one melon grower here.
Mr.. H. L. Kirksey's melonsi are fine; il
takes twelve melons to make man a
turn. He sells them like eggs, ten cents
a dozen.
We are glad to see Frank Garrett on
foot again.
Candidates in our section are almost
as numerous as sign boards-one at
every fork hand.
We can boast 0 nothing much except
good health, there being more old people
in our settlement than most any other
in the county. We have one old lady in
our town in her 93rd year who bids fair
to reach her Tooth year. Her mind is as
good as could be. She was here when
the Indians and VOLTS and tigers and
bears and many other things had this
county inhabited, and can tell of them
all intelligently.
We are all democrats here and expect
to vote for who we please. PETE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-06
e and His Wife.

V ife-I need little more money.
Husband-It is only two days sine