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SWINT0N'S specific
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DIR. swinton realized fully to what extent Dys-
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ly for years to discover its true specific. In this
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amental differences and even the habits and occu-
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This is Medical treatment and not
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Do not be robbed of your money and your hopes
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teachers Examinations.

For the purpose of examining all persons who
may offer themselves teachers, for the public
schools of Alpena county, there will be held, during
the year 1892, public examinations as follows: Two
regular examinations, commencing on the
First Thursday in March and August.
Two special examinations, commencing on the
Last Friday in April and September,
To persons of suitable age and good moral char
acter certificates granted on the following con
ditions Certificates of the third grade 10 those who
attain average of 10 per cent on all studies and
at least 40 per cent each certificates of the
ond grade, only TO those who attain an average of
So per cent all studies, and at least GO per cent
each certificates of the first grade, TO those who
attain an average of % per cent on all studies and
at least rs per cent. each. One per cent. is al
lowed the candidate for each full days attendance
at any Teachers Institute, held during the year
preceding each examination.
All examinations will be held at the Court House,
in the city of Alpena, commencing at O'Clock,
forenoon, of each day.
Members of the Board are,
JOSEPH CAVANAGH. Alpena.
PROF. l.. 3. NORTON,
JAMES A. CASE, Alpena.
County Commissioners.
BY order of the Board.
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LADY'S HOSIERY
At Commission Price.

Ladies do you realize that when you buy of the
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While this company handles all kind of ladies'
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We pay express charges, and agree uncondtion-
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A feeble no
man is restored
TO health and
strength, by DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. II
you're overwork-
ed, rundown"
or debilitated, you
need Il. It's an
invigorating, re-
storatiye tonic.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
sasser siftines.

Crops are fine through this section.
Mr.. L. c. Durham, of Dawson, was in
town last week.
Mr.. William Baldwin, of Dawson, Wis
! tied our town last Tnesttay.
Messrs. e. w. Warner and w. j. May
killed a mad dog on last Monday night
Miss Willie Hogue, of Dawson, visited
her grandfather, Mr.. R. j. Grier last
week.
Mrs. D. A. McGahee, of near Bron-
wood, visited her father, DR.. w. E. Lun-
day, last week.
Miss Alice Priest, a charming young
lady of Eufaula, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. j. A. Jordan.
Rains in some parts are reported as
plentiful while in other sections it is
badly needed. The rains seem to be
very partial.
Miss Jessie Query and Mrs. Blanche
Aicardi, of the village, accompanied by
Mr.. John Seay, visited our town last
Tuesday evening.
Our sunday school superintendent, Mr.
j. S. Waller, has given us vacation, as
the weather is too warm 20 turn out.
Will organize again when it gets cooler.
We attended a delightful singing at
Mr.. D. F. Watson's on last Sunday eye
ming. Al that We're there enjoyed them
selves and had nice time generally.
The Dawson boys are seen quite fire.
quently on the streets IN the village, but
we can account for it, as there are sew
eral charming young ladies that reside
there.
DR.. 0. G. Crawford and Mr.. e. c.
Brim, two of our most popular young
men, visited the village on last Friday
evening and played an interesting game
of croquet with two of the villages most
popular bellies.
A fishing party from here spent several
days at Pine Island last week. They are
reported to have caught a fine lot of
fish and had big time generally.
We are glad to see our friend, Mr.. B.
p. Collier,on our streets againafter being
confined to his bed for some time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute of Terrell
county convened at the court
house in Dawson, on Monday morning,
to continue five successive days. 1t is
under the arrangement of county school
commissioner George Kaigler and Rev.
Il. K. McClendon.
The hours of meeting are 8 a. m. and
2p' m. Hours for adjourning, II a. m.
and 4 p. m.
At II each day a special lecture is
made.
On Monday PROF.. A. j. Clark lectured
On the subject, Teachers. Who are com
petent?"
On Tuesday Hon. James G. Parks lee
'ored on the "Value of Education.''
On Wednesday Col. R. r. Marlin will
lecture on "Education-whati is it?''
On Thursday lecture will be deliv-
cred on the subject, "Pupils, educated
WIN view to their special talents by
w. E. Christie.
0n Friday Col. NJ. G. Edwards will
iV'!ure on the subject, History of Edu-
cation.
ne regular morning and afternoon
sessions will be devoted to the transac-
I0H OF the business of the institute by
the teachers.
). l'"chers are required to have with
them writing material and comics of An.
pIeton's fifth reader
Ihe public are invited.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
at 3 P. NJ.
Approaching Nuntia1s.
Carter

Handsome wedding invitation cards
are out announcing the approaching
nuptials of Miss Pearl Broyles to Mr..
Lloyd Bowers Parks, Wednesday, June
10Th, at st. Philips church. Miss Broyles
is, indeed, one of the truest types of
Southern women. She is a beautiful
brunette and is one of the most popular
and most estimable young women in At
lanta. She graduted at the Lucy Cobb
institute, in Athens, few years ago
and was one of the first honor pupils
The many friends of both these young
people congratulate them.-Atlanta Con-
stitu lion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
The Salvation Army.

The salvation army is having hard
time of it in Atlanta. Two of the officers,
Capt. Martha Davis and Lieut. enant Sa-
rah Smith, with two of the private SOL
diers, were arraigned before the recorder
on charge of disorderly canduct. Two
years ago, when a detachment of the
army was in our city, they left upon the
minds of all an impression for good.
Afterwards we learned that one of their
number, "the scout" had skipped.
When here he appeared the most zeal
Gus one among them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Duval Dots.

Mr.. McCook was seen in our midst
few days ago.
Mrs. j. P. Lee, of near Morgan, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Mr.. Kit Harris and Mr., Jim Bellfower
were in Duval few days ago on business.
Mr.. j. w. Floyd spent several days
looking after his interest with us last
week.
Mr.. Bill Blessett, Mr. Robt. E. Thorn
ton and G. S. Lee have been at their
usual occupation-fishing. They pro-
longed their stay and were compelled to
eat blacl1berries for dinner or do without.
OF course, the latter was accepted.
The Dual base ball club visited the
Bethlehem club few weeks ago, and as
Rev. sam Jones uses the expression. thew
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

(Bethlehem) "done 'em up" The visit
will be repaid on the 25th of June. The
boys look forward with no little agita-
ton of mind, not knowing what that day
may bring forth.
A little occurrence took place in our
village one night last week when shot
guns and revolvers were supposed to be
in demand. One of our citizens think
ing some one was making a raid upon
his poultry supplies, which indicated
nothing but destruction, Judging from
the noise of the old hens and their little
hocks, which was heard for miles in all
directions, rushed out with torch in
hand, determined to protect them, but
was pleased on being informed it was
only c. W. Sh"kes and his gang of Daw-
sonites returning from fishing expedi-
ton below singing a every beautiful
song A SUBSCRIBER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

The Savannah Press says: Hon. Ben
Russell is in the city today He has
scores of friends in the city who are de-
lighted to see him.
NO, l am not much surprised to
learn that Col. Wooten has withdrawn
from the race in the second" he said.
Il had expected it. Col. Wooten's
health is not the best.
ooh, as things go, Stevens has the
jump on us in thl second district now,'
said Col. Russell in response to ques-
ton. The alliance is welded to him
and is standing by him. The alliance is
keeping out of thu third party until af-
ter the convention.
"The proceedings in many of the
counties that have acted have been IT.
regular, and formal complaint will be
made of them in the convention at Alba
n.y. AS matter of fact, the third party
had charge OF nearly all these proceed
ings.n
Col. Russell is looking well. He is put
ting IN some very excellent WORK for dem
Ocracy in the Second, and has made rous-
ing addresses in the Eleventh as well.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

The Macon County Citizen says the
following pressing call was nailed up on
the court house bulletin board in Ogle-
thorpe and remained there a week before
the date appointed for the speech .
but 1t failed to draw hearers, and Br'er
Carter was compelled to sooir sr9o4,er
fields. Here's the notice:
Come fand heare the Speech at the
courthouse on the Of June get Ready
and come Some and get 20 a Seat it viii
do 20 good is 20 farmer come if yo do
it will do yo good to heare the Speec h
that will be dilliverd the farmer of Ma
con county are invited to heare fore yore
Self come the of June 1892 the Speech
viii Be delivered by r. S.
Carter
at P. NJ.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

Nat, 0i'n bynum and Deputy Sheriff
Nattox went over into the edge of Ter
IelI county, to Mr.. Willis Laws Mace
r Ieo0"y' and arrested a Negro against
90 I ~ a oil was foud at the recent term
~, superior court for selling rent cotton.
rn1 '' Sesro had made loud tire ITS that he
'''' All any white man who undertook
h. ''eSU MN and the officers learned that
nc Went armed to resist arrest. However
t lucy managed to get rigt upon him before
di4, ,I" y! Their presence and they had no
r,. ,'s,''y IN making the. arrest. When ar
n o,'9o the only weapon found on him
ma,, % very large pocket knife, one of i'm
in iafI ~ Proportions. He was safely landed
Al J ~ tuesday evening. luthbert Tibor-
'I-ELterprise. '0' : i''0of-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
The TIMES IN TERRELL
THE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTY.
Sardis Sketches.

Mr.. G. A. Cole was at home Sunday.
Crops are looking very well, but need
rain.
Mr.. j. E. Jay and family, of Graves,
were here Sunday.
Miss Fannie Ward is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. j. P. Green.
We are glad to see Frank Garrett with
out the crutch again.
DR.. Williford, of Parrott, attended
preaching here Sunday.
W. W. Kirksy took in the commence
ment at PaTott last week.
| Capt. j. W. Roberts and Messrs. Char
lie Ward and Ed Gur were with us Sun
day.
Rev. j. G. Corley filed his regular ap-
pointment Saturday. Rev. W. L. Cults
preached Sunday.
Will Ward and his sister, Miss Sophia.
attended the exhibition at Union Acade-
my last Friday night.
Candidates are getting worse than gnats
We have men in the 18th who are compe-
tent to fill any Office from coroner down
to the president, and are thinking of run
ming 6 or s for tax collector.
We didn't get to attend the examina-
ton at Union academy last week, but we
gathered half bushel of blackberries,
which we want to swap for hand press,
as we have first-class editor and want
to start town. Those wishing to buy
lots had better come early to avoid the
rush. We will tell you something of the
climate: first, grass; Emo, maypops; Sd,
coffee weeds; 4th, sand spurs; 9TH, feas;
9th, flies; 18th, gnats; 8th, mosquitoes; ;
9th, candidates. Understand, we are dem
ocrats; no third party for us.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

Fubllc School Honor Roll for 10th Month
Boys-Lucius Slade, Gordon AIRING
ton, Theo Melton, Guyton Parks. Steve
Cmstie, Frank Query, John Hitler, John
Thompson, Roy jenkins, Glenn Martin.
Stanford Virgins, Charlie Deubler, Law
sey Melton, John McCollum, George
ROBERTS, Alvin Wimberly, Claud VIM
berly.
Girls-Leta Shade, Mamie Deubler
Pearl Thornton, Maud Bell, Susie Bar
ron, Blanche Rutherford. Eva Keith.
Mary Wall, Mary Hoyl, Mittie Berry.
Lena Orr, Maggie Kenney, Genie Pace,
Lille Ranch, Mary Shockley, Ora Jenk-
ms, Lille Lawhon, Georgia Davis. Elvie
Jennings, Johnnie Matthews. Maud
Slade, Sallle Higdon, Inez Proctor. Clara
Arlington, Eulalia Whiting, Ella Christie.
Annie VIII Carver, Daisy Battle, Eola
Cannon, Eula Hitler, Rosa Teoder Me
lissa Miller.
Attendance-High School, Profs. Har-
per and Hankins-10th grade, 94.7: 9th
grade, $50; Sth grade, 97.5; 7th grade,
98.4; 9th grade, Miss Torinne Yarbrough.
teacher, 97.1; 9TH grade, Miss Bessie
Tanning, teacher, 994e 4th grade, Miss
Lou Glanton teacher, $50; 3rd grade.
Miss Minnie Bloodworth, teacher o.
End grade, Miss Matte Alcott. teacher,
%; LIST grade, Miss Jessie Lewellen.
teacher, 95.2.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Make IT UNANIMOUS.
-,,prHER OPPOSITION TO STEVENS
is USELESS.

conntv after County Falling into Line for
the Peoples Candidate--His Nomi-
nation Generally Conceded.
Tho Stevens movement-the forward
.waen of the peoples Democratic candi-
do+e in the Second District-has not met
with single check in this campaign. 1t
has been running like this:
Terrell. 240 majority for Stevens.
Ouitman, unanimous for Stevens.
CLAW. unanimous for Stevens.
Thomas. unanimous for Stevens.
Randolph, unanimous for Stevens.
Worth. unanimous for Stevens.
Early will act on July End, and will
60 for Stevens.
Miller and Colquitt will follow soon
after. which will insure Mr.. Stevens
nomination.
The only wise things for Democrats to
do now is to come together like broth
ers and make it unanimous.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

nal tall OF rain, as it fell only upon the
clty' At the early hour of 5 o'clock that
morning it rained necessarily for half an
hour, and then the sun came ont fol-
lowed at p. m. for another half an hour
ny as hard rain as ever fell upon the
place. The fall of water was so great as
TO run in small flood upon our streets.
This rain made a good season for Dawson.
The rain was confined almost solely to
this city, while other portions were SUI
fering for it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Bronwood Briefs.

BronWo0d Briefs.
Mr.. J. F. Kennedy has curiosity in
the way of chicken. 1t has no bill like
other chickens have, but has instead a
nose, lips, teeth and chin, resembling
human.
Eason Smith was here Sunday and
Monday.
The question as to who is the biggest
liar in Brentwood has at last been set
tied. John Kennedy gave up the belt
rather reluctantly, although the deciding
vote was against him.
Parson Mallory, our colored divine,
baptized twenty converts in pond near
town Sunday. The service was attended
by few white people and large mum
Der of blacks. Singing, praying, shout
ing and groaning were INDUCED In, and
some ludicrous scenes were presented at
tn waters edge.
Dr.. F. w. Tyler preached an interest
ing sermon to large and attentive audi
ence at the Lutheran church here Sun
day.
Railroad travel is not at all brisk from
this point.
The first ripe melons were brought in
and placed on the market by Mr.. E. 1.
Glass.
III. j. F. McMath was mere one day
last week.
Miss Nettie Marshall is at home again
after pleasant visit among friends in
Dawson.
The protracted meeting continues at
the negro church. This is the fifty-sec-
ond week of its existence.
Mr. John Bryan is arranging for the
erection of steam ginnery ON his farm
near town. He is one of our most en-
prising citizens and we hope he will meet
with a large measure of success in this
venture.
Miss Lucille Chappell, who has been
visiting relatives in Macon, has returned
to Brentwood.
Farm work is at a StandStill.
Mrs. George Ge;se, of Dawson, and
her little daughter, Nellie, were the
guests of Mrs S. NJ. Thompson one eve
ming this week.
Miss Lucy Twitty, a most bewitching
young lady of Cuthbert, is here, the
guest of Mrs. O. n. Geise.
I
day.
Mrs. Blanche Aicardi is wishing her
sister, Mrs. McGehee, near town.
Crockett Gammage is studying the art
of pill-making under DIR. T. A Chappell.
Noel McNabb and wife, of Smithville,
are the guests of DR.. T. A. Chappell's
family
Mr. w. L. Simpson is on the sick list.
Miss Cora Williford and her little Sis
ter, of Parrot, are guests of Miss John.
ME Leverett.
Miss Ola Stapieton, while out riding
Sunday evening, became fmghtenened at
the antics of the horse and jumped from
the buggy. She received painful but
not serious hurts.
A Kentucky problem-the watermelon
question.
Dave Denton will take the road this
week.
Mr.. W. L. Simpson loaded his first car
of melons on Monday. The melon crop
will b9 no hing like it promised so ne
time back.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Glass visited the
formers parents in Sumter county last
week.
Alfred Wilkerson is trying his hand at
selling books.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Farming Does Pay.

Does farming pay? Ask that question
of some of the prominent men of this
city and county and they will answer,
Eyes" We refer you to the McLains,
the BreedIoves, the Rogers, the Brims
The Kinneys, especially Tom, the Walters
and many others who have titled the
earth successfully. Away with the ster-
eotyped expression: Farming don't
pay" and 60 to work. emulating the ex-
ample of those who have made farming
a success.
Commencement of the SheIIman Institute.
On next Sunday the Rev. G. 7. Clark
will preach the commencement sermon
of the Shelman Institute. Examinations
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Exhibition
at p. M Monday. Concert at p. m.
Tuesday. Rev. A. NJ Williams, of Amer
icus, will deliver the literary address on
Wednesday at II a. m. Entertainment
8 p. m. The public are cordially invited
to attend.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22
Two war Veterans Heard From.

Capt. VIM. Kaigler, who took in as a
spectator recent debate at the
Planters academy, near this city, says
that Prof. I, A. McWilliams and
Col. Lamar James made regular set''
war speeches. When these old veter
ans come together they rub against each
other most pleasantly. 1t is hard to get
around boy Of '61. Long life to the
'old boys, who viii be missed when
they are gone.
Charley Wicks has only one arm, has
he not RI asked Maud.
Yes returned May; .'but it's long
one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

There will be game of ball betweem
Sbellman and Bronwood's mines next,
Friday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

a.. "ehomenal Fall of Rain.
by VIZ, ''''' saturday Dawson was visited
""'' was looked upon as a pbepome.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-22

Crops are fine through this section.
Mr.. L. c. Durham, of Dawson, was il
Town last week