The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-06-29
Summer Lawns from 3 cents per
yard up at Arthur, Crittenden &
Whitehead's.
Brentwood Briefs.

Shellman last week and crossed bats
with the club of that place. AS
usual, the Bronwood club was de,
feated. Our boys are offering a bonu.
to team they can defeat.
Mr.. Sol Cowart, one of Terrell,
oldest and most respected citizens, i:
lying at the point of death. Thi:
will be sad news to many persons in
large scope of country.
Paul Holland lost fine mule che
day last week. The loss will fall
heavily on Mr.. Holland.
Many very agreeable men are see n
in Brentwood every week. Candi,
dates, longing for lick at public
pap.
All the negroes in this section. it
seems, are getting religion. Some,
thing over IS have been baptized,
near town, within the last three weeks.
The religion they embrace is of a very
loud article, too.
Two fighting members of the COL
ored church were before Mayor Hill
Monday morning. They added their
mite toward defraying the current
expenses OF the town.
Eugene Crouch and John Sessions
were here recently, pressing the form
ers claims for tax collector.
Mrs. DR.. r. M. Stewart, of Daw-
son, visited friends here last week.
Mr.. ". r. Baldwin and Prof.
filler were in Bronwood one day re-
Gently.
Jas. Avera has purchased and will
operate steam ginnery this fall. His
location is about five miles in the
country.
Walter BIackshear visited in She'll
man last week.
Prot. E. II. Clark is in town. He
wants to teach the young idea how to
shoot in Bronwood this fall.
Candidates are becoming distress.
ingly numer ous of late. One man
declares he has had two coats made
sleeveless by these agreeable gentle
men.
Mrs. W. H. P1itchard, of Parrott,
is the guest of her brother, w. g.
Aven.
iss Vickie Dutton, a charming
young lady Of Eufaula, is here, the
guest of Mrs. r. |. Ellison.
Mrs, d. j. Ray and children, of
Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. 0, N.
Geise.
Rev. S. W. Stubs will begin a
at the Methodist church the
first Sunday in July, which will be
protracted for several days. Our peo>
pie are anticipating a glorious revival,
and that many new members will be
added to the membership of the
church. Remember the date, the first
in July.
Mr.. Henry Mcneil HE'D away to
Webster county Sunday, the 26th,
where he took to wife Miss Missouri
Warren, a most estinable lady OF
that county. They will reside in
Bronwood, and it Is hoped they will
enjoy a long life of conjugal bliss.
Rev. N. B..L. Binion preached at
the Baptist church Sunday, His dis
course was followed by a very beau
titul and impressive sacramontal SER
vice.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill and her interesting
little daughter, Ethel, will leave to-
morrow for Georgetown, where they
will be gladly welcomed by many
friends and relatives.
Returns for watermelons shipped
from this point have been very satis>
factory SO far.
Mr.. J. w. Gammage has very
sick child.
Mr.. " ills Martin, who lives near
town, has one of the finest colts we
have seen. Why not, all who can,
prepare for stock raising, one of the
best of all industries?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Simpson re-
turned bone Saturday morning after
a short stay with Col. Robert Critten-
den, at Shellman, the father of the
latter, who has been quite sick.
Bronwood needs an artesian we'll
VINO will be the first to say let's have
it?
DR.. I. A. Chappell has been or
the sick list for several days, though
we are glad to know he is GONZALES
cling.
We are glad to know that Mr.. w
L. Simpson is well again.