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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
DIR. Mcclure Gives One to the Physicians
in Honor Of His Brother.

The reception given by DR.. Hunter
Mcclure last night al his handsome home.
corner of Sixth and Grace streets. in
honor of his brother. DR.. william Z.
Mcclure, retiring president of the Medi-
cal Society OF Virginia, was a delightful
affair. No social affair given in this city
recently has been attended by so distln-
guished and learned a body of men.
At $50 o'clock the hour for the enter
tainment 70 commence, the doctors. not
only OF the Medical Society. but the
visiting and honorary fellows" from
several other States, as well as scores OF
prominent citizens OF Richmond. poured
into the parlors OF DR. McGuires home.
In the hallway, in the parlors, and in
the dining room. tall ferns and palms,
the monotony OF which was broken by
clusters OF roses and chrysanthemums,
were arranged in artistic groupings. and
these harmonized with the conventional
dress-suiis Of the 80 gentlemen who
surged among them and enjoyed Dr.
McGuire's bountiful hospitality. The Doc
tor himself was In the brightest hurnor,
and was charming to his guests through
out the evening. He was assisted in en-
PERTAINING by Drs. Stuart. Edward. and
william +. Mcclure. DIR. Joseph A.
White, DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor. and others.
The supper was purely Virginian. The
Smithfield ham and other dishes charac-
teristic OF the old Commonwealth occu-
pied prominent places on the table. and
these were not the least-molested OF the
great variety set before the distinguished
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
STANLEY WILLIAMS is IN PRISON.
Officers Werner and Hall Pick Him Up on
Marshall Street.

Stanley Williams, the young white man
from Church Hill who is regarded by
some people as a desperate and by the
police as a crook, was arrested by Officers
Werner and Hall last night about 3
o'clock and locked UP in the First Sta
ton.
Williams was seen in his cell by Dis
patch man and ne talked quite freely and
I'm a pitiful strain. tie said he came here
three days ago from Norfoyk TO see his
poor old mother" and he knew IL would
grieve her nearly to death to know OF
his falling into the clutches of the law.
No one who could look into the mans
face or hear him talk would for n mo-
ment think him the desperate character
that he Is known 10 be- He has really
handsome face. talks I'm a low, pleasant
tone Of voice. and mixes religious express
sions in his conversation which ordinarily
are foreign to men OF his character.
The charge against Williams Is assault
ing and beating negro woman last May.
He is also wanted In Henrico for tres
pass. Williams has frequently figured
in police eli cles and his escapades are
numerous. He once nearly bit off a fin
ger OF Policeman Mel FOlkes while being
arrested on another occasion he Jumped
ifDI0 the StNDlll-SlOEJ NllllDH III tue ~
cond Station and escaped from the po-
lice. In the Police Court about two
years ago he became desperately mad
because he was sent to Jail, and throwing
himself upon the floor. hammered his
head against the panks in a very rough
way, and II required the combined efforts
OF several officers to prevent him from
taking his life. which has since then
caused little else than trouble either TO
h mself or others.
The arrest of Williams was az great
surprise to the officers who took him
as ii was To the law-breaker. II was
not known that ne was in the city, and
he had evaded capture so long that the
police had rather lost sight Of him.
Messrs Werner and Hall were walking
along Marshall street below the jail, when
the former recognized one OF couple OF
young men snfsged In conversation as
the man for whom the Henrico consta-
bles have been looking for months. In
less time than ii takes to tell, nippers
were on both of Williams's wrists, and
although he protested. he could not re-
sist He was found TO be unarmed.
The prisoner viii be before the Police
Court this morning, but will probably
be turned over TO the county authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
A "1lo2 Dancer Hurt.

Miss Sadie Evans. q coryphee with the
'1i92' extravaganza Company, fell down
the steps which lead to the stage-door
Of the Academy after the performance
Tuesday evening and severely sprained
her ankle. She was placed in a coupe
and driven to her hotel Ford' So and
Or. Rlddel, who was called in. gave 1t
as his opinion that 1t would be three
weeks at least before Miss Evans would
be able TO dance again.
Miss Evans IS a handsome brunette.
and was conspicuous in the 'li92' pro-
duction as leader IN the Daily Hints.
the Spanish Dance" and In a dance In
the last act. She possesses many friends
in this city, and was last seen here IN
the French Quadrille, with the Black
Crook Company last season. Miss Evanss
ankle was encased In plaster OF Paris.
and she left with the company last night
for Roanoke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
welded IN WckLIFFe CHURCH.
Miss Mary Page Thompson Beromes thu
Bride Of Mr. T.. JacquelIn smith.

BERRYVlLLE. VA. October 2i.-(spe
cial)-Wicklifie church. IN this county
was the scene this morning OF prettl
wedding. the contracting parties bein,
Mr.. Edward Jacqucln Smith and Misi
Mary Page Thompson. The groom IL a
son Of the late William ID. Smith, form.
erly Il member Of tho Legislature. and
large landowner and influential man 10
this county. and Is himself c0nnecte.
with many OF the best families In IN,
State. He Is one Of the most prOsperOu,
young men In the county. The bride u
a daughter OF Rev. II. D. Thompson. IN,
Episcopal minister In charge at Wick,
life. and is a very accomplished ana at
tractive young lady. The ceremony tool
place a o'clock this morning and wal
Winchester, Va. an uncle OF the bride.
The church was beautifully decorated
with growing flowers and cut-plants,
The bride entered upon her fathers arm
and was given away by him. As soon
as the ceremony was over and the happy
couple had received the congratulations
OF their friends and relatives, they drove
to Charlestcwn, w Va, where they took
the train for Washington. evidence tsei
Will 90 to old Point. where they remaii
for several days. The presents weg,
many and useful. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will make their future home at Smith
field" the country residence Of IN,
groom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
CUPID AT The UNIVERSITY.
Two Misses Gilmore Become Brides ant
60 To Louisiana aud Araansa.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA oetoh,i
-(Special)-One OF the most tasteful
and delightful weddings that ever tooi
place in this city occurred this Afternoon
at the residence Of Professor James IA
Gilmore. OF the University OF Virginia
The contracting parties were Miss Mar
garet Scot, Gilmore and pr Brooks Anne
dee Colomb Of Louisiana: AMI Miss Ann,
Lyons Gilmore and Alr. William Armi
stead Falconer OF Arkansas. The cere
mony which took place in the rear par
lOr was performed al o'clock by tm
Rev. HI. II. Lee. assisted hy tn Rev \
G. Grinnan. Miss Margaret Gilmore ant
Or. ColOmb took their position on IN,
right Their attendants were Miss Ehz.
Nelson. maid OF honor. Mr. Dan. ". Sale
OF Lynchburg. best man. Miss Grace WI
son, OF Lynchburs. with Mr. Bash Jones
Miss Mary Mailct with Mr. Robert II
Davis: Miss Mary reyton with Mr.. Hal
Hoston. % Lexington. Miss Mary SOuthal
with Mr.. David Howard. OF Lynchburg.
on the LETT were Miss Mamie Gilmore
and MIR. Falconcr with the following at
PENDANTS: Miss Carrie I'm Davis. mait
OF honor; Mr. Mlnton Talbot. II Norfolk
best man; Miss Lizzie Hancock With
Mr.. Lewis H. Machon. OF Fairfax; MIS-
Mamie Minor with Mr. Henry v. Boone
OF Massachusetts,. Miss Mary Jones viii
Mr.. William r. Marrs. OF Kentucky: Mis-
Anas Kent. OF Wythevilie and MIR "
Baldwin Wayt. Of stanton.
The brides wore white satin trimmed
with Duchosse lace and adorned with
blossoms. pearl ornaments. ala.
full-length wells.
At 3 o'clock n bounteous ropast wal
partaken Of At $50 both couples len
for Cincinnati. where they separate foI
their future homes-Dr. aud Mrs. Colomt
for st. James Parish. Louisiana. and Mr.
and Mrs. FalcOner for Fort Smith. Ark.
The recent bereavement ~ near roi1
tive forced the recall OF large uunlbn
OF invitations 10 be at the church ant
home reception, - that only fea
friends from "A distance and tho famil,
connections witnessed The ceremony
Among them were Mrs Emma Derrick
Mrs. Edward Derrick. Wash.ngt0n. II
G.; Miss Gardiner. Norfolk. Va: Msl
Derrick, Halifax; Mics Goodwin. Wyihc
Vile: Miss Macdonald Baltimore. Mr.
and Mrs. s. y. Woods. Rev ana Mr.,
Edgar Woods. Mr. and Mrs. John Y
Sampson. Mrs. A. Il. Morgan. Miss Nor
gan. Professor and Mrs John n. Minor
Mrs. II. u. Lee. the Misses Meade. Mrs.
Garrett. Miss Smithson. Miss Jones. Mis-,
Marchant. Mrs. Massie Mr. Harrison
Randolph. Miss josie Woods. NeSsrs
Edgar Gilmore. and Sam. and Addison
Woods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
THE HoLsTON N. e. CONFERENCE
Address OF President w. w. smith. OF Rau
doIph-M Macon College, ON Education.

ABINGDON, VA. October 2+-1Special
The Holstol Conference. Methodist Fps
copal Church. South, convened here thls
morning. Bishop j. c. CRANBERRY pre-
siding. There are present about lis min
listers. and some nifty lay delegates.
Among the older and more distinguished
ministers are DIR. w. G.. T.. Cunningham
OF Nashville, Tenn. who l. the oldest
member OF the conference: Drs. David
Sullins. OF Cleveland: William Robson
OF Bountvilie. Tenn. w. IL. Bates aud
Frank Richardson. OF Knoxville, and J
s. Kennedy. OF Marion, Va.
Rev. j. A. Burrow. OF Knoxville, wai
elected secretary, and Rev. j. &. Orr
T. +. Kahie. and Mr.. G.. T.. Cannon A.
sistants. After the appointment OF M
usual committees the conference was adj
dressed by Dr.. w. W. Smith. president
OF Randolph Macon College. on the SUBJ
ject OF correctional education as pro-
ylded for at the last General Conference.
The weather Is fine. and the people of
Abingdon are much interested In ths
proceedings OF the conference AMI tn
care OF the visiting delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
CITY Hall Court News.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
judgments were rendered for the plain
tlns in the following suits:
W. II. Scott vs.. l.. Balty & Son Tor
$3.50
Wiley Roy Mason VS.. the j. Wright
Company. for $500.
The attachment in the case OF }. Is.
Moore VS.. Beecher, Scench * Co., was
dismissed.
In the case of the National Bank OF
Virginia VS.. W. W. Jackson and otners'
garnishee was dismissed.
The suit Of the Cohen Company vs.
Storms city Express was dismissed.
Suits were instituted in the Law ana
Equity Court yesterday as follows
Louis KeppleI against John II. Dineen'
Damages, $780,
w. l.. Waring. Jr., against John II.
Dlneen and others. Damages, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
Two Deaths Yesterday.

Mrs Chrstiarna Schck. wife of Mr..
]. Adam Schick. died yesterday afternoon
at the home of her son, in Henrico
county. Deceased was in the 9th year
OF her age. and leaves three children
Mr.. Herbert Schick, Mrs. X. W. Flour
noy. and Mrs. Davis Pearce. The funeral
will take place from Pine-Street Baptist
church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. George Edward Crump. deserving
and highly-esteemed young man, died al
No. Il south Cherry street yesterday
morning in the 2lst year OF his age. Death
resulted from acute erysipelas. and he
was only sick two days. Mr.. Crump
was formerly an inmate OF the Male Or
phan asylum. and the boys Will attend
his funeral at Park-Place church this
afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
Colonel Meade Haskins. and others will

Colonel Meade Haslxins. and others will
make addresses.
The Electoral Board Of this city held
another meeting last night TO consider the
appointment OF suitable men to act as
constables at the twenty-five Richmond
precincts. II Ia understood that the list
Is very nearly completed. The Board pro-
ceeded cautiously In making Its selection.
Hon. George ID. Wise is throwing his
whole soul into the canvass. and Is doing
effective work. He made fine speech
at Fluvanna courthouse on Monday: spoke
at Shumakers last night in company with
Colonel Elicit and Isaac Diggs. Esq. and
has several appointments In the First and
Second Districts.
Colonel Elicit and Messrs. Marion T..
Dawson and c. a. Boyce will speak
at Hardin's shop tonight. and for the
Barton Heights meeting Friday night
Judge II. W. Flournoy. and Messrs. C.. V.
Meredith and Conway Il. Sands are
booked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
The Dispatch In Norfolk.

The Atlantic Hotel In Norfolk has been
taking on a new dress In the way OF
handsome frescoed walls. Mr.. Dodson
secured the services OF Mr IL. {. WI
kins. OF Barton Heights. this city, ana
he has executed the work In an artistc
manner. a feature of II which is attract
ing great deal OF attention. Is FAC
smile copy Of the Richmond Dispatch,
which he has painted in the ceiling OF
the reading-room. 1t is cleverly done. ana
elicits the admiration Of all who visit the
Atlantic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
NJ MeCalre's Coudifion.

Mr.. Frank MCGUIRE. upon whom an
operation for appendicitis was performed
Tuesday. rested very well that night.
Though his condition was not Improved
yesterday. 1t will probably be several
days before his physicians will be able
to give a decided opinion as to his case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
c,..t. nj Cotbam's Hotels.

NEW YORK. October H.-(Special)-C.
Hunter, Broadway Central; j. L!shman.
Oriental: NJ Miller. Union Square; w. @.
Neal. Stewart; j. 5. Williams. Waldorf;
f. d. Christian and Miss IL. Christian,
windsor: w. j. Sayre. c. l.. Todd. and
Miss NJ. Todd, Imperial; ii. NJ. Bancroft,
Metropolitan: G. Il. Cannon. Everett; @.
s. McRae. st. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
THE NEW LUMBER PLANT.
A Great Enterprise on tho Clyde Property, .
Att,mpted To XIII His Wife.

NORFOLK, VA. october ?L-(SpeciaD
The lumber plant now being establishes
on the clyde property. below the Naval
Hospital. will have capacity OF from
5000 to 5000 feet a day. and SoV~ fees
OF logs day will be brought over mo
Norfolk and Carolina road daily Tor mo
works. The mills will BE- In operation 'ho
first Of the year.
Walter Gary tcolored made a desperate
attempt on Smith street last nisht 70
XIII his wife. Ida Gary. Win a ta-or.
The woman was cut and slashed IN
dozen places. and her condition Is sef"us'
Gary ID In Jail.
There was . fire In the Berkiey pos@
ONCE this morning. Damage s'Axos $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
Broad. Street Pranerty Sold.

Messrs. j. b. Elan & Co.. real estate
agents, yesterday sold at public auction
the store and dwelling. No. sis east Broad
street. Mr.. \. W. Woebken became the
purchaser at $3.50. The same firm re-
Gently sold the New-Market-Hotel pro-
perty. Sixth and Marshall streets. to Mr..
r. 8. Bosher for $17,Eo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
SAVE THE HEATHER.
The Needs Of Foreign Fields Presented
in The Disciples Convention.
GROWTH OF THE ENDEAvOR.
,,,. Aggressive Young Peoples Move
mont Espsnding-Day OF Good
srccchos-Aiumni Banquet

~, closing session Of the General
~,.,.aon Missionary Convention OF the
..~l Conventions OF the Disciples
.-,neaccd at > o'clock yesterday morn
sovotlonai exercises were led by
,., Low Marshall. OF Iowa Short
...,.-s and earnest talks were made by
~ she delegates. This service
..,yrr and praise is very appro-
.-..o opening foI the faithful and
.,+ work which is SO Characteristic
... convention al all SIS sittlngs.
...plcsaontary report of the Com
... an E8ucation. nominating mem
20 the Educational Board, was pre-
- and the following members were
... D. Y. collars, Hiram College,
~ Jefferson, Bethany College.
,.--ria: =. N. Han, Butler Uni
... Indiana. u. G. Deweese, Eureka,
a. breeder. Drake University,
v.rk coils. kentucky University.
n.r-ar. Cotner University, Ne
.......l a. II. Garrison. Of ST. Louis.
.A r.Ilan. Of ONO.
Committee on Ways and Means
.... rtorng the appointment OF a
.t.. on ;he question Of providing
.. Irarm. and needy minister's
- -tort was adopted. Reports
.... uy committees on Sunday
.... ana city Evangelization, the
. a. Waegoner OF New York,
later ly y. II. Garrison, OF St
CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR.
T.. Tyler. & Cleveland. o.. super
10. the Christian-Endeavor
.t among the Disciples in the
States. read his annual report
.. substance that the EndeaVor
rlt az man. hut OF God. 1t
most r.markabic movement Of
~ BIAS found place In thirty
.ns. and numbers more than
members. 1t stands for unity,
continually its loyalty 10
h. IFS simplicity commcnds 1t.
.... q state superintendent he
.. states where our societies are
and n president in States in
who. oar societies are not hume
re simplicity Of its methods and
..r.uis m Of its character com
..t. ..r people and We are taking
l.I .f &c. We have societies in
--.t... AMI have 2.2iS societies in
.... States. an increase Of 663 in
r,lr These societies are sup
pastors and foreign missionaries.
o. Mul church-houses, en-
.. f- colleges. and are opening
IDS. ANA doing all other kinds
Work. In Kansas alone 81
... been raised during the past
..- older brctaren are taking more
.-- .. fae movement ana we are
.r the same We are anxious
.... tr..~ wise counsel. This move
. ..!- because of It's great i'm
... 1g.sest counsel ana the most
.... care and rraycrfulnoss. y
.. Christian Endcavorers held
tt In the past few days had
GLOWING resolutions.
l.th Tho Home and Foreign
.. missions De requested TO ar
-mr specific work for our
--U.I,ayor societies. and that
.,s bc requested TO assist these
socks.
.1- missionary boards in ar
.r the next convention be re-
, ctc Christian Endeayor one
tlr convention.
IS FOR THE STATES.
a Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
win n. Annonncsd To-Day.

The Medical Examining Board was at
work until late last night examining the
applicants for license 10 practice medicine
In this State. The papers will be gone
over this morning. and II Is expected that
the results viii be announced during the
day. ..-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
INT lay Of the Convention Statistics
Earnest Addresses.


tr reign Christian Missionary So
". iLlrI branch OF the Disciples
a.a. met at i. NJ, and was
CO.,. 10 order oy President c. L. Loos.
.4.hy A few stirring missionary
".t- iDd hy Rev. G. +. Williamson.
f-.i. tfc devotional exercises being
'f Professor s. NJ. jefferson. OF West
sesi.ted by Revs. Il. l.. Powell,
'..'H.ky j. II. Garrison, OF Mis-
an4 =. 4. Lord. OF Ohio.
.'"i,ieos were appointed on order OF
enrolment. nominations. work
aa. Japan. Africa. Europe. Turkey,
iA- aud on enlargement OF work.
I' ipc-t OF the Board OF Managers
ifIa Dy the general secretaries. A.
'raa. and +. NJ. Rains. OF Ohio. The
s'-il hes 10 missionaries and native
i'fs In their employ laboring in India.
'~Ssn. China, Scandinavia. Turkey. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

Ola papers FOR sale ~ zsc . hundred %
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

3:O-Addresses from returned mission
aries.
EVENING.
7:3o-Devo,ional exercises, led by WAL
lace Thafp.
soo-Address. Africa" ]. A. Lord.
g:Oo-Adjournment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

Juniors.
..tc number Of societies given
90 ou- year ago was l,hN,
.i u.Te than were given the
..... Jhe aggregate number re-
r year is -e4,. an increase OF
t- number given last year.
SIS EARNEST WORD.
h. report, the superintendent
. l- q mistake. however II
lDE upon our societies as
agencies 90 bring money into our
These societies would better
-... 1. schools for spiritual Gull
training ia personal service 10
lt.r-au-eD Money Is not our
... We need a higher type Of
... more thorough and intelli-
station q Christ. Ne need
possessed by the very Word Of
...r ta4t We VIII repeat His He
a.I giving Let the produc-
type 90 character be the
~ every Christian Endeavor
gs the disciples Of Christ
..-. was very heartily com
l enthusiastically adopted.
THG >EW PRESIDENT
t..- ,.r usual announcements the in
resilient. Rev Jabez Hall, OF
Was introduced 10 the con-
a.l made neat, beautiful
"l.bs for the honor OF his
lr..lrat o. the convention.
.l,f. fe-ycut hope Of meet
I. trn 90 Dallas next year.
fI.UcI hy 4. VI. Atkinson, OF
lr.. .n an enthusiastic speech
Irg,II hospitality which the
tI enjoyed. and his ringing
'fe loudly appiaudet.
ts".flu then sang God bc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-05-30
"By the PeOple."
tlnntn Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
That was very significant utterance
of General Evans at Carrollton when he
intimated in his speech that if the men
who coutrol'' 20 too tar in their efforts at
arbitrary distribution of the offices of
of the state, the people will demand that
some of the officers now elected by the
Legislature shall be elected through the
ballot box where the people control.
When it is recalled that Georgia is
one OF the few states in the union whose
judicial officers are elected by the legis-
islature and not by the public vote. it
will be seen that it will not take very
long step to put these elections in tie
hands of the people.
In behalf of the judges and solicitors
of the state, it must be said that they
have been put in an exceedingly embar-
RAISING position by Mr.. Atkinson and
his friends, who are assiduously circu-
lating report from one end of the state
| 10 the OLuOT Which,, III oOOoCoAONs tHN"AH
that the judges and the solicitors OF the
state are moving in vast ring, which is
now assisting Mr.. Atkinson in his gu
bernatorial campaign.
This may have appeared very nice for
Mr.. Atkinson, who acknowledgements
that such report would benefit him,
but who, no doubt, now sees the other
side of the picture. This effort involv-
ing the judges andSolicitors of the state,
puts those of them who are supporting
Mr.. Atkinson in an embarrassing posi-
ton. In his letter about "the men who
control" he involves these officers of the
law in this combination, and they should
repudiate it without delay.
In the meantime the people, as Gener-
al Evans Ilntimates, may take this mat
ter into their own hands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-05-30
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of Irving, IT.. writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was af-
fected. He tried many SO called kidney
cures but without any good. result.
About year ago he began the use Of
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cure of all kidney and liver troubles and
often gives almost instant relief One
trial will prove our statement. Price SO
cents for large bottle. At Saie-Davis
Drug Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-05-30
A7KINS0N'S WATERLOO,

Some of the polyfoxing followers Of
Mr.. Atkinson are getting badly muddled
over the situation. Things are getting
nightly catawampused and the skies are
ANYTHING but cerulean in hue. Telfair
county turned the pictures of "those who
control to the wall; Baldwin county,
which they thought had been securely
sailed down, comes forward and pro-
claims her undying determination not to
be controlled, and their overzealous
friends in Oconee have kicked all the fat
in the fire by the unutterably indiscreet
exposure of the Atkinson methods in at
tempting to palm off the unauthorized
action of little party of trickstels as
the legitimate expression of the county's
democracy. The wretched little fasco
in Oconee is enough to make them cry
out IN the agony of their souls and ask
to be saved from their friends, for it
shows to what desperate straits they are
reduced and convicts them Of determi-
nation to foist their man upon the people
at any cost.