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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
DIR. HAwTHoRNEs LECTURE.
A Big Treat in Store for Next Monday
Night.

"a Dig AreaC IN store for Next Monday
Night.
"Men and Women" viii be the subject
of Dr. Hawthorne's lecture at the operl
house next Monday night.
And the prospects are tl,at he will
have one OF the largest audiences ever
assembled in Dawson, just as he should
have
AS stated in the last issue Of TIE
News, the lecture will abound in fun
and will entertain and instruct through
out.
DIR. Hawthorne is a pleasing speaker,
and those who fail co hear his lecture
will miss one of the best things of
their lives.
The people Of Dawson will show their
appreciation Of good thing by giving
the distinguished lecturer a full house
Monday night.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
New Bar.

We have opened bar on Main street
in the building formerly occupied by A.
K. Goddard. We propose to keep the
best liquors, beers, ETC., to be had, and
solicit share Of your patronage. We
viii give you good goods and courteous
treatment. TIP. RARrER
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Should Annreciate Him.

Mayor Walter B Cheatham, of Daw-
son, was in the city short while Thurs
day. He has done great deal toward
the upbuiiding of his town, and the pe6-
pie of Dawson and Terrell county ought
to show their appreciation of this by
electing him their representative in the
next general assembly. -Smithyille
News
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
NO ELECTION DECLARED.
In the AIdermanic Contest From BrOn-
wood.


wood.
Brentwood is to have another alder
maine election, and, from what The
News hears, the contest will be lively
one.
This election is made necessary by the
result of the contest instituted by Mr.. A.
j. Kenney against Mr., r. [ Ellison.
Judge Cherry heard the case in cham
bers Wednesday, and after throwing out
all the illegal votes it was found that
the two gentlemen had the same number
of votes
Judge Query therefore declared a
vacancy IN the office, and now Mr. Ken
ney and Mr. Ell ison will again appear
before the people in the shape of candi-
dates for an aldermanic seat in the coun-
Gil of Brentwood
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Notice.

7 am selling the celebrated Georgia
made shoes, and guarantee each pair to
give perfect satisfaction or money re
FUNDED G. W. SMOKES,
The Leader of Low Prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
A Good Appointment.

DR. 7. ID. Sale will be steward of the
hospital during the next encampment.
He has been notified of his appointment
by Col. Ed L Wight.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Notice.

c. W. Smokes has BEEN appointed sole
agent for our celebrated Georgia made
Shoes, each pair of which we guarantee
TO be solid leather.
FINGER & SHELLY MFG Co.,
Gainesville, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Monday Night.

DR.. j. b. Hawthorne will lecture a
the opera house on 'Men and Women
Be sure to go out if you want to hea
something good.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
The Almighty Dollar.

The few have too many and the many
have too few. Equalize things by get
ting 20 pounds best granulated sugar for
one dollar from G. w. Smokes the leader
of low prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
To Argue the Willis Case.

Colonel Joe Laing has gone up to At
Ianta to argue the motion of Homer
Willis for new trial before the supreme
CURT. The decision of the court will
probably be delivered next week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02

Glow you brudder Benz" "Me? Lor,
sister Charity, poorly sure's you born, 1
is, wild de rheumatis creeping about
same as tame snake" "Chile, buy
Salvation Oil, dey Gu e sartin.'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Lots of Sales.

Sheriff Christie has pretty lively dis
play of legal advertisements this week.
Most of them are for defaulting tax-pay-
erS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Hear

Little Mamie Stewart sing her great
plantation song in The Southerner at the
opera house tonight
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
NAnen WiIIHn9

The question is frequently asked when
will Chairman Lowrey call the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee together.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02

Don't fail to see the great battle scene
in The Southerner at the opera house to-
night
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
THE SOCIAL EVIL.

Two Helena Women Discuss the Question
Alderman Lissner's speech.
To The INDEPENDENT: Il Is with extreme
amazemsnt that read brief sketch of
Alderman Lissnet's remarks. He said.
.'men would 10 whore such women were.
Drive them out Of town and in five years
there would be CITY on the outskirts five
times 40 large as Helena" Can IL be pos
sible that such a remark has any foundatlonl I
A city of 1900 or moro inhabitants, to have
such . record. ls this how Il has gotten
the odious title Of "The City of Prositutes?'
In five years city of 76,000 inhabitants.
composed entirely of moral lepers! Can it
be, that our forofathers who fought, bled
and died that this country might be saved,
and the honor Of her daughters preserved.
can II be. We ask, that their representatives
have become 10 base and 80 devoid of
principle as to violate the trust placed in
thsmY Are those the men who constitute
the back bone of our republic? God for
bid! We refuse to believe 90 foul Sian der.
We have implicit confidence in our fathers,
onr husbands and our brothers. We know
they are no less honorable thanwere their
fathers who held that in defending woman'a
virtue they held . sacred trust. II ID
claimed by some, that the houses of ill
repute should not be closed. lest the in
mates flock to other towns. Cannot other
towns govern themselves? If not then We
should likewise. protect them from the
murderer, the robber and oil the othel
enemies Of Law and order, In other words
let Helena b the dumping ground of thu
west. A WOMAN.
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
Hsl.n., =. ". M.sslsr. Helena, y. y. Du.

Helena, 3. W. Msttlsr. Helena, u. u. Du-
second rsos, one nils ordipsry- One
prize only, hat BY Reed, Craig y Smith.
The sntrie. are Harry =. Lswia. Anaoondai
Third race, haif-mile club championship
tHelsna Whsslmsn only yl-Flrst prise, gold
medal, by Helena Wbeelmsn. The entries
are: w. i. AWsndsmAn, II. g. Dusrfsldt,
=. w. AsttlsE. q. h Nahss and Claude
Fourth raos, ons nils tfour minute
tries are; w. G. harden, j. HAsb, b ].
Hummsl. @. Il. Fisher and 9. X. Anderson.
FiNh race. hali.mils ihandisep--F First
prize. gold medsl, By sons of XstsrAns;
second .p,i.s M bicycle Lamp y N. y; 1hs.y n.y.%S.
I.einia. II. @. Dusrfeldt, g. Il. Fisher. +.
w. Msttlss, +. w. Wssnsr. G. X. Anderson
and Harry Martin, al Of Helena.
Sixth RAGS. quartsr-mile club champion
ship Helena whselmen only The entriel
are: ". I. 6xendeman, II. q. Duerfsldt
dereon, all OF Helena.
seventh Eacs, one mile hnndicap--Elrat
prize. chrOnOgraph One-hfth SOC. min. reg
lister, BY Helena Jewelry Go. The entries
are. ". 9: harden, W. Z. swsndsman. ]
i. Fisher and +. ". Mstti.r, iii Of Helena
i Eighth race. half mile consolation Firs
prize, three campaign silk handkerchief
BY Loeb Bros. Second prize, pair bicycle
shoes by Uncle Sam. The entries for th'
last race will not be received until all th
othsr races have bsen run. o. only thos
are eligible who have not won prize dur
ing the meet.
There will probably be additional sntrie
for Sundays races and applications mus
DO in not later than 10 p. -. Saturday even
h: ;Snamnpon mp o. Nofsn n.tots e
Sons OF Veterans snoampment. He vii
probably compete in some OF the race
during the meeting. w. L. Fsnt. Of Butte
G. +. Ohauvin Of the Same place, arc i
town aud both are entered in the race!
i They are pleased With the track and Al
out soorohinQ every evening. The race
will commence at 2:G0 sharp.
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
PROGRAMME OF THE RACES.
Ight Races Each Day and Some Very
Elegant Prizes.
FIRST DAY.

Ight Races Each Day and Some Worry
Elegant Prizes
FIRST DAY.
First race, half mile novioe-first prize,
bid medal by Helena wheelmen; second
ize. bicycle saddle by DR.. d. J. Waite.
hs entries are w. @. Bardsn, Helena;
AIRY L. Lewis, Anaconda; Chas. N.
einig, Helena: +. w. Mettler, Helena; G.
Anderson. Helena; W. L. Fant, Butte;
avid q. Walker, Deer Lodge; D. ]. Waite.
Second race, one mile open-first prize,
foa water bath suit by Babcook b Co.
cond prize, English outing shirt. The
htries are W. L. Swendeman. Helena; H.
Reed, Deer Lodge; H. g. Duerfeldt. Hell
la; D. j. Waite.
Third race. quarter. mile for boys under
First prize. silver medal, by Helena
heelmen; second prize, three silk ties. hy
Feldberg. The entries are: Fred J.
urner. Helena; A. D. Parohen. Helena.
Fourth race, quarter-mile novice-First
ize. gold medal by Helena Wheelmen;
cond prize, bicycle lamp, by G. X. Ander-
bn. The entries are: W. G. Barden. Hell
einig, Helena; +. W. Mettlor, Helena; w.
Scott, Deer Lodge; G. X. Anderson, Hell
Fifth race. one mile club championship,
Helena wheelmsn only First prize. gold
pedal by Helena wheelmen. The entries
70: w. L. Swendeman. H, @. Duerfeldt,
w. Mettler, G. II. Fisher.
Sixth race, half-mlle, lao claaa--Firsi
Fize. silk umbrella by Cans 81 Klein: SEQ
nd prize, pair biycle shoes BY Montans
hoe Co. The entries are: ". G. Barden,
Helena; H. G.. Duerfeldt. Helena; G. r.
fisher. Helena; +. W. Mettler, Helena; f.
J. Dubre euil, Anaconda; G. X. Anderson
Helena; W. L. FAINT, Butte.
Seventh race, half mile open-First prize
icyole suit made to order. BY Boston Cloth.
|hg company. Second prize, bicycle bell, BY
h. H. Bryan. Tho cntries are: w. l.
wendeman. Helena; +. w. Mettler, Helena
!. s. Rced, Deer Lodge; 4. W. Mattison
treat Falls.
Eighth race, two-mils lap-FiPst prize
odak, BY the Hotter Hardware company
econd prize. Slooum tennis racquet, by th,
on, nnl Publishing company. The entrieI
70: W. G. Barden, Helena; w. L. Swende
lan. Helena; II. g. Dusrfeldt. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13

All those indebted to j. G. Stubbs will
please call and settle at once as all 40.
counts will be turned over to attorney fol
collection utter Sept. l, 1892.
NJ. S1LvERMAN, Assignee.
Helena, Mont, Aug. 8. 1892.
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
Second Days Program ms.

First race, quarter mile open-First prize.
old medal by Hotel Broadwater; second
rixs, bicycle lamp by ID. 8. Taylor. The
ntries are W. G. Bnrdsn, Helena; Charles
h. Reinig. Helena; W. L. Swsndsmsn. Hell
|ua; H. q. Duerfsldt, Helena; q. Il. Fisher,
The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
REAL
~,
JAPAN
BLEACHING.

Made by Day g. Martin, inn
ported direct, this incstima-
bic composition, with half
the labor, produces most
brilliant jet black, fully equal
to the highest Japan varnish /;
affords peculiar nourishment
to the leather, will not soil
n the finest linen, and is per-
fectly free from any unpleas-
ant smell. Try it.
J.P. Woo|nan &Co.
! FINE SHOE DEALERS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
BLAcKBuRS,s LITTLE BILL.
He Asks for Compensation Up to the Time
of His Departurr.

The Board of Police Commissioners held
n meeting Monday evening, Commissioner
Jester was absent on account OF illness.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Lawson at n
previous meeting favoring the discharge
Of City Detectives Hawkins and Hatton
after August LIST, was again called up, Mr..
Lawson voting to sustain the resolution
while Mayor Wiley voted against it. The
resolution was therefore lost
The charges preferred against officers
Carpenter, Laurigan and Flynn by q. II.
Guthrie who accused the policemen of
undue violence in arresting Frank Kramer,
Charles Miller, and n lad named Guthrie
were read by Secretary Francis. The
charges were accompanied by five affi-
davits.
Mr. Lawson stated that the arrest of the
culprits was probably due to complaint
which he made to the officers on tile dis
trict. He stated that June 10Th he was
passing along the street, when he noticed
number of boys creating a disturbance
on the sidewalk. Complaint had also been
made to him by residents in the neighbour
hood of Seventh and Monroe streets, where
the arrests were made. He informed
Patrolman Rice of the disorder. The fol-
| lowing evening Officers Laurigan, Flynn
| and Carpenter made the arrest of the three
boys and brought them to the police sta
| ton.
ING dlHudNlt5 HCCuseu lnb OillCers Oh
using profane language and with the exer-
| else of undue violence in arresting the
| boys and taking them to the city hall
| Chief Francis said the prisoners did not
show any signs Of ill-treatment when they
| reached the police station the night in
| question He said number of complaints
had been made about persons insulting
| women OH the street and the only way 70
| catch the miscreantS was for the officers to
| 60 around in citizens clothes The board
| agreed that there was too much of this
| disorder going on along the streets. Mean
| time the accused officers will appear before
| the body and answer the charges preferred
| against them.
A communication was received from
ex-Chief Of Police William j. Blackburn,
asking that the board pay him his salary
| mp to the time of his leaving the head Of
| the police force. He demanded the sum of
$40 for II days pay during the term Of his
suspension. The board decided to follow
the advice of the city solicitor in the case.
The matter of increasing the pay of
Superintendent Pierson of the fire alarm
| and police signal system was referred to
the city solicitor. The proposition is to
pay the superintendent $1,000 each for tax.
ing charge Of the apparatus of the two
| systems.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
cROPS AND WEITHER.
Reports of the Maryland State Weather
SerYice for tho Past Week.


Weather and crop reports for the PENN
ssula for the week ended Monday, August
LIST, as received by the MARYLAND State
Weather Service, are as follows
COLEMAN, KENT GoUNTY.-The hot
weather Of the past week scorched late
black berries, badly burned corn on hilly
and sandy land, damaged young clover on
rolling stubble lard, and dried up the
pasture. Very favorable weather for
ripenlng Early Rivers and Hales peaches.
G. w. HARRIS.
QUEEHsTowH, QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY,
The past week was the hottest for several
years, the temperature ranging from $50
TO 9S' in the shade. A good soaking rain
is much needed for corn
CHARLES C. WILSON.
RoBERTs, QUEEN ANNE's CorNTY.-The
long dronth was broken last Friday night
by heavy rain. Corn and grass are look
ing much better since the rain Farmers
are breaking fallow. JAMES I. Scorr.
GREENsBoRo, CAROLINE COUNTY EARLY
corn injured by the drouth. We need
good showers about this time.
A. Il. RoE.
CoRNEPsvILLE, DORCHESTER CorNrY ~
We think the hot spell, now upon ls. Is
enough TO make corn and sweet potatoes
grow, but the drouth seems TO impede their
progress, j. NJ. BEcRw1TH,
CAMBRIDGE, DORCHESTER CorNTY.--The
past hot wave was detrimental To the cul-
nviulng Of corn. Stock is troubled by heat
and flies, Rain very much needed for all
cultivated crops, pasture and following.
CHARLES S. JACKSON.
EAsToS, TALBOT CoUNTY.--ExCessive
heat combined with lack Of rain, has
proven fatal TO the berry crop. The hot
weather has also retarded farm work, as it
is next to impossible to break fallow for
wheat seeding G. w. MINS1cE.
KtRKwoop. NEW CASTLE CorNTy, DEL,-
Last week was very dry ana hot, except
on Sunday, when we had a good rain
which benefited everything. Corn crop
| will be short. J.F. NELSON
MILFORD, KENT County, DEE-Corn.
| potatoes, tomatoes, grass, and most veget.
ahles have been suffering for want of ram.
we had good shower on Sunday, the
| 3lst instant. j. Y. EoGLK
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Police REPORT FOR a FEAR.



At the meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners Monday evening, Chief of
Police Francis submitted his annual re.
port. During the year there was but one
death on the force, while four officers re-
signed. two were dismissed and six sus-
pended.
The total number Of arrests was 1856 of
which 2!il were for assault and battery, 26
for carrying concealed deadly weapons;
corner Longing, 1906 cruelty to children,
II; cruelty TO dumb animals. Is; disorderly
conduct i0S DRINKS, l,Gaj, drunk and
disurdorlv, 2I3 larceny, 26i; selling liquor
without license, ~; trespass, lis:
vagrancy, l24 Number Of patients
brought to the station. l75.
of those arrested 2U6 were without occu-
patton, while 2,536 were laborers. The
total number of females arrested was 42s.
The nationalities of those arrested was as
follows
United States, white, 2,3sl: same, col
ored LBS; England, - Ireland, AT; Scot
land, 81 Germany, liz Italy G3 Sweden,
10; West Indies, 1; Russia IL Hungary, 4;
Poland, Is, Norway, ?; France 5; Austria,
49, New south Wales, 1; Canada, .; Den
mark, |; Switzerland, 3, China, 4; South
| America, /; Arabia, 2.
Matfon White cared for 425 female
| prisoners, two babies and 81 lost children.
| There were 2,66l trips made by the patrol
| wagon, which brought to the police sta
ton $50 prisoners and 10 patients. OF
those arrested 1861 paid their fine and
costs, l,02S went to Jail and 2I3 were dis
missed, There were collected in fines and
costs SS,4illI. The collections for dog tau
| were S2,43O and show licences 1868. The
! number OF dodgers was A igl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
TO RGBUILD .ir over.
Cambridge People win Soon Recover
from tho Effacts of tic Eirn.

from Viz IsHtrtS OF titG fire.
CAMBRIDGE, Mn, Aug. l.--Active meas.
ures looking toward rebuilding the burned
district in Cambridge are in progress. In
the meantime most Of the persons affected
have found temporary quarters and will
resume business Immediately.
AT an early hour this morning work men
began clearing away the ruins from the
lots of John q, Hurley, confectioucr, ON
one OF which carpenters are now erecting
a board structure for immediate use. A
plan has been accepted by Mr.. Hurley for
the erection of two-story brick building,
with metal roof, on the lot next to the
residence of William Nj. Fletcher and the
foundation laid. The building will be 20
by 60 feet and will cover twice the space
OF the original building.
Workmen are employed in clearing away
II foundation for a back building for the
Dcmocra and Ntm& office, preparatory to
the erection Of brick building by Mr..
John q. Mills, the editor, on the old site.
The town council have had prepared an
ordinance prohibiting the erection of frame
buildings on the burned sites. The bust.
ness of The national bank was not inter
rupted, quarters having been secured in
the office of William Il. Barton, Jr,. presi-
dent, adjoining his residence, OH Locust
street, The directors will, it is stated,
begin the erection Of Il new building at
once
The vault Of the bank in which all the
coin belonging to heinstitute is deposited,
has not yet been opened. The safe OF john
q. Hurley was dug from the ruins and its
contents found to be intact.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
AN AGENT 4BSCoNDS.
Flight of Charles Phillips With Railroad
Gnmnaniest trIInus.

Charles Phillips, employed by the Balti-
more y Ohio and Wilmington & Northern
railroad companies as passenger and
freight agent at the Wilmington 4 North.
ern junction and agent at that place for
the United States Express Company, has
been missing since July 22d, When he
departed that day he said he was going
away for few days to visit his parents.
He left assistants in charge of the office.
He had gone away frequently before and
nothing was thought Of his absence for
several days. Meanwhile he was not
heard from.
Finally the railroad officials became srs.
picious and an examination of his books
was ordered. The result, it is said, was the
discovery that he Is $1,000 short in his
accounts with the w. a. NJ, and 500 short
with the r. & O. An express package
which the United states Express Company
expected to receive al Wilmington 4
Northern junction several days ago, ii is
asserted had not arrived Saturday. What
the package contains is not stated.
Phillips flight has been kept quiet with
the idea that silence would assist in his
capture. As yet his whereabouts have not
been ascertained. His thefts are said To
have been committed at intervals and fol-
awhile their detection was prevented by
doctoring his books. While here he lodged
at house on Market street between Eighth
and Ninth, and took meals at a hotel in
the neighborhood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
4 sEWER MYSTERY.



Sewer on Orange Street.
The Board of Health held one of the
longest sessions in many years on Tuesday.
This was partially due to the fact that ain
executive session formed new departure
in the meeting. The board adopted this
plan in order to consider some important
matters pending before the body and de-
eide upon the most feasible plans 10 ac-
conplish the desired end.
The executive officers made their repprts.
having made house to house inspection
in which fully 800 dwellings were visited
one hundred nuisances were acted upon
The unwholesome condition OF Orange
street sewer was discussed by the board
and the executive officers instructed to ex
anime into it and discover if any animal
matter or blood was amptied into it. The
condition Of the sewer is reported to be so
offensive that workmen employed at the
establishment Of the j. Morton Poole
Company had to knock Of WORK.
The Lancaster avenue juggcry was also
discussed and the best manner Of getting
rid oil the garbage and stencil considered.
Secretary Colquhoun was instructed to
advertise for bids for paving Whitechapel
with friedrich pavement. The expense
will be borne by the persons owning prop.
crty along that street. Bids will be re-
celyed until next Tuesday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Mrs, Joseph Wilson, Of Claymont, made
a narrow escape from serious injury Satur-
day, In company with a lady friend She
was driving l.inwood. about 80 o'clock in
the evening, After they had crossed the
r., ". & Il, railroad tracks their horse
shicd and became unmanagcable. The
cdaehman used every endeavor to keen
control Of the animal, but while il was
companion were thrown over the side of
the carriage, Mrs. Wilson received cuts
about the head and face and her friend
had her clothes torn. The carriage was
slightly broken
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

William :. Johnson Of New York. a
special ag.nt Of the United States Express
Company. came here saturday and. aC-
cumpanied ~ Detective Hatt0n, Went to
Clayton whence they drove to Denton,
Md, IN which vicinity Nh johnson had
heard that Albert Mitchell, the absconding
express driver of IIayre de Grace, or man
The pursued man is said to have been in
formed Of the approach Of the detectives
and he immediately tied. The surrounding
country was secured but the man could
not be found, The detectives returned
Saturday evening.