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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
IN TIE RAILWAY WORLD.
The Texas Transportation Bouoh,
by the Texas and New Orleans.
TRANSFER TO TAKE PLACE JUNE l..
Houston aud Texas Ccntrai's New Train
schedn'c-Vicc Pr-sidcn, Mac Kie
Passes hrou.h-riashes.
I TO TAKE PLACE JUNE |.


Pursuant TO the action of tho dir,ctorlc.
of the Tcxns nud ~, o,,.1.. vs.
-, U Nv" oiieHhs ana th'
A'N1s transportation companies In,
stockholders of these two corporations vul
,,..,t d., tIa,,..- " "''s " 81
=" 'r"' 10 eonsiu'i
anu ACT upon the purchase of the Texas
rransp ortation property nv tn. 'Tcvus un1
New Orleans l2a,i,.av ,n,,,,,,,,
,,, eo''H""E'
erty to the Texas and New Orleans. whilc
moi exnc,,v morti,c , r.,.ot,,,,,,, -, ~
~, " .r'o'~''N" IA s'ie
runway system of Houston. Will prove II
very important factor In the future opera
,iops NJ mo ,,ii,o,1. o,,..i,,, 40. ~.
m W, wy i-.'' o""S oi''e'i's ''''s '''s'
Tho Texas Transportation line. which
was built Nv the lato Chnr,cs Nor,an has
b. ,,,t,, ia, ., -.
" main i''c iavNase Oh e'shV miles, eN-
tending from Houston south alols5 the
banks of Tho buyou In clinton hrs,,lns
., -, -.
~ mr. a. al nl'.rS % s'ic IiaV,Ns' 'su. ..
n" rcc'Hl'inns WaS Vi'' ,, .eseu ~ StrttIn-
IN Srnirinprr' ,!! e''' ne road was Opened
Tor business. IN, Morgan steamship me
W. tnvh ~ uimra!.uh pNtWe.u Ne" VI
H 'ts Ihu aii'''o'l' M noan 9' W sN''ia
lini"rlant part m INC way sys,'ns
Il iicHstNl. haiu.lNS Al. IN. business RON
lAe waterway 10 thc Huntington lines III
'IiS r'y;
=, me Mofgah steamers plNlns between
HtW ,iltahs ana Niihioh making TWO 70
-FOUR trlnS week for several years tnis
hriangrmt al was IN eject, ana nnti the
AtotEah interests acquired me ownership
81 the TEXAS anu New Dreams railway,
when the regular steamship eominunica-
tion ceased, and THIS traffic has since
h.gn handled by the hitter road.
me last state legislature ~ sed an act
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70 inspect the properties Of tho Mexican
;>uliohal ana enjoy little vacation Wills
W"h!s Hft,r ihc interests OF the grcut
nrNloan railway system, so closely allied
Mi'n NE Southern Pacific. and Of which
a. \, Huntington Is president. He found
~. Mexican property In good condition.
ruth physically. financially and otherwise
'nu was pleased TO note II cniuyjng a
!Fosnefous business in both freish, and
PASSENGER limos, as evidenced nv the
annual statement of the company rscen.
published. Mexico is keeping abreas, Of
tne times aud her trra''nrn. Of The ram
WaVs Is liberal The railways are ali dong
a sool business and considerable cyton.
sons and improvements nre being made
IA an sections OF the Republic. Tho cn,,u
" Is growing rapidly and in Tho larger
ulnes II Is surprising to hnd the ,arg.
number of American residents, all OF
Nnem seem 20 be doing well and in love
Win tho country
Nlr. Mac Kic Is n mos. interesting con.
yrrsaFionnl'st, and so thoroughly familiar
WIN Mexico and its people that he could
aux for hours telling about the lind If
Mohtr1rma ana his many and varied cx
uerie'ices during his sojor-n tn TINT com
Try, hut his stay here was limited TO n
Yery ew minutes and those who had tho
" assure of incrtlug him were deprived
n hearing AL he had to say about his
rip and the situation In Mexico
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

Joseph e. Stcwarf, the popular young
trsinnian o. the southern iae.f'. was ne
inlr;us yesterday oyer the arrival or a
bright hounAns iwclve ponnd gin IN ms
household,
W *. McAlllsior, general agent of No
southern Pacific AZ Denver. was III me
city Yesterday visiting Officials nj ,ioni-
pniiva headquarters and renewing az
quaIniances among the railway represen-
IN. ivos.
j. lhlgpen operator for the Houston
ana Texas Central AT Carminc, spent "A
few hours In the city yesterday visiting
flionGs and cqUAntances at the company
offices and onioyini, the inter. ing sights
ana scenes of tho gay metropolis.
Charles 5, Marston, .Ir.. Who left inc
service of tho Houston and Texas Con-
tral a few months ago 10 engage IN o'hcr
business at Columbus. tired OF mercantile
pursuits ard has returned 10 Houston to
accept a position in the Claim department
of he sunset and Central offices.
C. =. Fegan better known as "iian7or
To.gar." after the minstrel hoy, passenger
roprnaentaiive Of no baltimore ana ono
Southwestern, ca ne down from Dallas
Yesterday and devoted the day Giro ulI' :,
ing among tho agents In ticket row ana
singing tho praises OF the baltimore ana
Unio r9utc.
A j 1ulock of Lcavcnwofth,, Kan.
ond hinder Of the steel draw for the Bay
route bridge across Galveston PAY, Wa'
in the city yesterday after visiting ,Ae
nridvr uni wtnes lug the swinging 81 the
draw. The hr.dgo Is now comih"tcd am
ready for trains. aud Is pronounced ~
Nr Tufook a The finest structure oil IT'S
kinl In the South.
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CLuns, rNRcrNTAGE
pENlsoN ,D. HOUSTON 8.

Dcnison. Texas May s. Seventeen hits
for Denison and ten errors for Houston
tells the story of today's game. McCor-
mick pitched we'll for three innings, hut
let down in the fourth yielding nice hits
which, assisted by errors OF the men he
hind him, netted eight runs, 1t must hc
SAID In his behalf, however. that he ha 5
neon SICK and Was out of condition. Louis
W.nd. llous,on's new shor,s,op. made his
debut today and did splendid stick work,
making two hits. one II two Dagger that
brought in two runs His fielding was
ragged, hut this was probably due to his
unianill;lrity with the brnison diamond,
which Is rough aud deceptive to players
who strike IT for the first ,lme. Manager
ancc 500
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Unless tho management of the Calves.


"Honry u. Plants Life is now being
written by Dr. q II. sinvth. classma;o
of President Patton Of Princeton and per
sonhl friend OF Mr. Plant. II viii b. sf,.ti-
flying to MIR. l'iant's many devoted friends
in the state. where he has given forty
years Of In. best OF his he to tleir pro-
rr.ss and prosperity, 70 have in petinan-
ont form. the record of such q noble he.
spcnt and spending for the development,
and advancement of The beautiful sunny
Sonth, which n" loves. Mr. Plant writes
Dr. Smyth, u vii, hc gratificd, as am
sure my friends VIII he. to give You amy
and IA information ohfuinahle tina, yol
may desire In order that yon may have II
completed at as early "A day possible
that is. his biography.
this most interesting life VIII he dn!y rli-
nrociated and jndicious,v used In this
labor Of love by DIR. George II. SIyth,
last Orange y !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

New YORK. MAY S-'rhore was II good
excellent rurlhe wuA soan.
fivr md one-Ilnlf 'urlongs Selling
Tendeineaa ~, keefe, 10 Ia !, WON Native
oJ.eary u to J. ihird. 1imo. lVs H.
Five nnd pnr-liaf Furlongs' iinlmngh,n
~ J. Iponolly. . to 3, won. Royal II, lo2
Garrlgrn. ~ TO !. second, ItdN Grncuwly
"a, Powers. > 10 !, third. 1'lmc. 1908 ~
pnc-tlulf Mile. Selling Second Chanoc
9S Powers, TO l. won, fluoni %. j Don
c, ljcaiy. 10 ]. ihird. Time $50.
one Mile. Selling Copyright 1903. kecfc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

/ nv ns msasefesiing game of base ball viii
is gs AZ League park this afternoon
X II llIscn.oc CLOCK between min represent
EmbaradI dn ~ ~ Cleveland & 90. and
SheI,ernn,r, ashrr * 60. for the heneh,
||s,sSnlehard Brasher x Co'nA h MIN
se. nusck, catcher; Frcdericks. .rs,
[os. s.escay, second base; Frelorlrks
III iieS toP, Rcichardt. third base: ellis
i; aeldd hofchard, center field; Hrasher
Is. e ca,aba.& Co-Elsbury, pitcher; Glenn
fsysland schmidt. FIRST base: W. ID.
|sb; Els +; 5. Cleveland third hase. I flgr'
u, ar'n watson, ccntor field; Hurley,
|hqua' " Suhstitutes-tiuston, Huey,
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THE uEMpsTEAD SCHOOLS.

uompstead. Texas May She cits
schools closed today after eight months
of n most successful term. The schools
NC as much as ever before the pride OF
~. nublic. There Is no kick at taxation
= r school purposes or anything else. be-
rs,,,sc The rc,urns are IN fun proportion
~ Tho money aud labor expended and
s,ueriuterdent Pace and the entire corps
~ 'taacfers under him are 10 be eonsrlt-
uiatsd az the result Of the years work
- Nav 70 AZ $50 y. m. commencement
ny.r~isSs will he conducted at the court
,,a,,se mud the graduates viii BIZ award
81 certificates and diplomas. There ~
ssxercises and he same Is certain 10 be
lie case this year.
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EVENTS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.

Louisville, KY, May s--r"vorublt
weather and II fnst track was the order vi
the new Louisville Jockey club today.
Seven surlonga-Soufilc. lp' tThotpc), x
to l. won. Perjury. ia or. Wiliians)
To pace second, First Mate. ~ ,Sehcr-
r"rl. tn &. third Time, l;aaS,
Five furiongs-~l inrlcsquc. los Crhorpc,. ;
10 3, wen; white frost. 100 tlI. Nardncr. J
10 p'nce, s,ond; Asaassin. l0S az. Wntd)
& TO ]. third Time. j 02 Al
ono mile and nifty yards, selling Judith
III tfhorpc, to :. won: Lester. loI
OScherren, = To place, second: l'rtful, d
O. Nrih,, to J; third. Tim" "a 81,
SIX and onc-hnI fuilongs. nation stakes
3-ycur-olds 5000 Aimee, 100 tSchrrrr). "a
10 !, won, Rounic Dundee, ITO tSinfl 70 Ia
placc second. Leouai.e, io5 u'eriins), Z
to 10, third. Time - 10.
FolT furlonra. scliirg-s,ontor. 10 Or.
Wilams) 3 to !. won, ethel Lee. ln5 n9oi'-
'dnp, u TO place. second chnppic TO-
(Morrsoni, To !. third. Time, as 81,
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souTHwEsTrRN RATES.

ST. Louis, Mo- May s.-The board of
administration Of the Southwestern Traf-
lie association today gave attention TO the
question Of rates On pig iron from Texas
producing noiuts TO sedboard territory
and authorized a rate Of 20 cents per lt'
pounds from Rl.sk and Jefferson to New
No.k
careful consideration was given TO a
proposition TO extend the transit limits
On expense bills for grain on which the
six months limit had expired, but the
petition WAS iiEaily ! nicd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

to 10. won; Wntchmnn io3, boggcit. TO
!, second: Dicibund 10. S!mms. 10 !.
third. Time, ! Az IL.
Unc-llair Mile-Arlhur Is. 10, Doggctt,
Il To .. wonj Contractor lip. ballard, to
!, second, Sit MotlSc no, Ncwmeyer. 10
TO |. third. Tlmr N.nl.
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Stolen bases--Brott. Nance. isaacs.
Time of stncl.aaS.
mpirC=M ctsiunia
DA1I.As . SAN ANTONIO 7.

Dallas, Texas, May s.'rhc ball game
today between san Antonio and Dallas
resulted in another victory for San An
tonic by {; score of TO >, About 300 per-
sors wcrc In uttcu,lancr
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Paint
dealers
run
no
risk
selling
Linseed Oil
bought
from
Jas. Butte.
1t is
always pure

up tho diamond with any amateur team n
the city. They have been doing 1reat
deal IT work pcrfecting Themselves Ia
the National game and arc ready for >
challenge. j. b. Lubbock. Jr., L. csp-
tain. The following are tho poAltions: (
Mattis. cutclcr; Emery, pitcher; Marssoas
third base; Racke, short stop; CLARK. left
field; O'Bryan. center ficld; Anderson. -
doll AZ 54s II iftsiss "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09
SHERMAN 10. AUSTIN 3.

Sherman. Texas. May s,-Shc,man won
toaay's game from Austin on its merits.
getting sixteen hits. SIX stolen bases, t;Vo
doulics, tao Tire, base hits and homo
rim Iiic visitors were never IN fnc game
and The fans could not understand why
it MAS that Wellncr. who was pounded 40
unnrrcifuly today was such mystery
10 the Students Wednesday, 'romuiloW
thu houston team VIII Toe here and II
large crowd VIII 60 out In see tho opening
struggle between the teams that are COR
fiaercd here to he the strongest IN the
!tgpuc.
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an ATHLErIc ToIDNA,,rN.r

4 mao,,, u TUT AMENT.
Is heIst' / OF NE Houston Athletic club
arranye, ny night ana II was decided
ay q Tho 'o an athletic tournament
{ menbcr. o,uo Is starting OF well and
Its success are taking great interest
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CHANGE or TIME.
on the Central and the Galveston. Hou
ton q nd HnnAnrcn,,

On the Central and tho Galveston Home.
ton and Henderson
The Houston and Texas Central is prc.
fasins a new schedule to 20 into erect
sunday. May H. on which date the tw,
austin trains will be discontinued am,
ne Austin branch service formerly I'm
erect w'll 10 restored whereby the husi.
d'niie POINTS viii I've handed by connexions
Win the main line trains at lle.nnstcaa
ne ulsconunuance uf these two train.
r.slEnnied on the time table as Nos. q
Hil, - l'dNiuS hero at 800 y. m and ar
tivinr at l2,5p. will not affect the main
nnc trains. which depart from here daily
49, a. M. and ll;lo p. m. AID arrive al
These last trains viii conncc, with Ans.
TN branch trains at Iicmps,cad Tor all
points on that division. Tho train now
ludsr tho now schedule. leave Austin al
i2.7o y. m. connecting at licmps,ead with
,ne Sonih hound main llne trim, which
aT rnn III. IN iionst9n at e.S5 p m.
trains has been caused by the lntcrna.
uoual putting on n ncw train between
san Antonio and iIearre, which connect
Win tho Ccntrals day trains IN both
directions
Mess tho management Of the Calves
ton. Houston and Henderson should agaif,
change its mind the now time table, as
published exclusively In The Post ycs,cr-
saN morning. will 80 into effect nest
Monday morning instead OF tomorrow
Word reached tie .ncal office Of Inc com
rany lcre Ncstt rlav that tho managcnlent
had Decided TO rat the new schedule into
effect on May Il. later IN the day another
notice Wa received announcing next
Monday as tho time for the new service
to 20 into effect Up to midnight nothing
further was heard from head,nnrtcrs.
and the new accelerated service hctweon
Houston and Galveston becomes operative
on Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

TVItI w VIN TT N WIZ ' III Wv T.
Fort Worth, Texas May s.-'riie sand
crabs met with their thrd straight de-
f,a, At the hands OF the IanthclF horo
today IsaAos' pitching was the feature
OF the game. only four singles being MADE
on his delivery, two OF which were
scratches.
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TIL: HOTELS.
The LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND 50
PER DAY, JAMES L.AWLOR. PRO


PER pay, JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
": b. Duke. Chicago: r.. o. Hancock.
f. Louis; II. Frank Crawford. city. II.
!. Sides, DAYTON. o.. u. L.. clcott. bal.
Ia; T.. c. McReynods, III Campo NJ.
ElcAlllster. Denver: G. K.llrlor. phiia
Fe'phia' j, r. conoily, Franklin. La: H..
Y iianaGay. Detroit Edwin Schlrh, ST.
l-onls. y ;. Roam. emTle; W. l.. Hennin-
Eti. Cincinnati, z. \ fcsaot, Liverpool,
England; J HELEN, New Orleans. Ne
lnd Mrs; Powell. Shadilani. Va: \. n.
Fierce. Pierce. i. s. Chapman. Cuero /.
!. l., Thomas. St Louis: Geo. u. CLARK
Houston W. u. J.dkins. baltimore: H.
Isaacs ana son. ,.alv S.on. oscar
p kuldani Richm1n9. Dave iroiesha-
(ssr Louisville I. r. Dwight St. Louis.
llo Robert Law, Evevilie; j. II. Bonner,
Few Orleans: J. c. kershbnry y. Calves
Pn' W; j. Rowley. Dallas; r. j. Muir
~, Galveston. |, |. s;ol.nksY. Texas: II.
/. Mti'e Houston NJ j Farrar. New
ffeahs; w. Peterson. Orange a. Pot
tfscn, New orleans il. j. Charters. gan
Hltcnio l.. NJ Michael Philadciphiu
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Earned runs-pcnison 3. Houston 4
Two base hits--tote, Reed Wond,OC0n-
nor
Three base hit Hughes.
Struck out--Sy Mccormick &.
Bases on called halls-oh Mccormick
l1ouplc plays Clark and O'Connor
Clark. Greedy an1 oConnor: Mulkey
Greedy and o'Connor,
stolen bas.s--k ohnlc. O'Connor, Valdois,
Clark. ,'rccly. Cote. Becker ".
Wild pitch~-Mccormick.
Time Of samc--2:O0.
mpire--McLlnghlin.
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Lynch out for interference. Chard bat
ted for Welncr In the ninth.
score by Innings l2345g7sg
sherman ......,............0 0 3 0 3 0 10
Austin .....................0 DC 90 900 l.
Summary
Earned Sherman 3. Austin q
Two base hiis-Sngc, Meyers.
Three iase hlts--Lynch, Vandrosser.
Homo run--Jantzen.
struck out--'By Chamberlain G. by Well
nor Il.
liases on called balls-on Chamberlain
9, of Welncr a.
Double play Rugcr and Jantzen.
Stolen basos~c chamberlain ~. oswald.
Lynch. Sage, Bulger.
1latters ht-oswald. Burns.
Time OF gamc-a;po
UmplreLand.
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nvENTs Ar b,JETrIrLD.

Sheffield, Ind. May s.-~First race. sls
fnrlones~- George b. Swift won. Dcnl2ott,
second Warren Point third. Time
Terra Archer second. Waterman third.
Time. I;al 3-i.
.ix Furlonea-rrankio D. won, The
Rock reeond. Longdalc third, Tine.
1,ld ~
Allc EYantus won. Rrd Skin second.
pncadl third Timc, ! N IL
rive Furonss-l 'loranna. : 10 l. won.
Tramp second, Loretta third. Time.
I02 IA
Six Eurlongs--pago won. Holvour sec
ond, Merry Monarch thrl. Time ll4 "a.
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NEW MuTclllNs HOUSE.
K!bcr & Gue,,n-

|SSKhanerry, city; j. l.. Smith pn,.on
Eew "; Jenkins, iIun,syilh. l.. N. .roi,rs'
nm .,s. 10TH 7. W. Ice, city; j. ,,uvoiifr''
M a;i' J. ID. Foii BEAUMONT. X. :
G';Ni w; Frank :. ponohun. New York
|, MIA 4, hornam Kansas city: Judge j. r.
[asp~ cl,y; {, Fcsan, v>llas; n. i.
l. n r'''E.s,on NJ a. Croyons. WIZ
cI'l, hnnsas and Texas: CAV i.ryutl.
1 N &; H. IN ana family. BRYAN. "
k,,s n,"s 81; Louis T.. II. johnson G.tl-
az s,a:ah, W Wilson. Chicago. Chorle =.
In SassNy,h,nsorough, galveston; If. Morris.
|olte.,, ' GaI,o!, A. y. sanford, city II. IL.
s'' oa'eston' /" X. Bryan, Velasco.
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EveNrs AT AauEpucr.

i've NIKE professional. open--I.. VOL
nS won. r.. Parker second Time. lJ:.5.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-19
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements of People
You Know

A Review of the Movements of People
You Know.
Mr.. J. A. Shields, one of the cleverest
young men who ever sold goods in DaW-
son, was here from the Plains Friday.
his friends will be glad to know that he
is finding health and fortune in his new
home.
The many friends of Captain Fred
Clark will be glad to know that he
is improving, with prospects of being
able to resume business in a fewsdays.
Mrs. O. D. Glover returned 10 Ameri.
Gus yesterday after spending several
days with her mother, Mrs. j. Fl. Crouch.
Mr.. w. P. Melton, of Loderick, one of
Randolph county's most prosperous
farmers, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Lowrey of Macon and
Mrs. Rosalee Bell of Albany are visiting
the family of Mrs. S. j. Bell.
Mr.. J. B. Hoyl has been up from
Montgomery visiting his parents, Colonel
and Mrs. L. c. Hoyl.
Miss Mamie Med onald, of Sumter City.
has been the guest of Mrs. w. A. Nc
Lain several days.
Mr.. W. A. Mercer, the electrical engi.
neer,is again in the city after an absence
of several months.
Miss Gussie Mahone of East Alabama.
is visiting the family of her uncle, Judge
]. w. Peddy.
Miss Matte Ferguson, of Shellman,
was the guest of Mrs. ]. NJ. Griggs
Saturday.
Editor Tom Loyless came down from
Macon Saturday and remained until
Monday.
Mr.. John Allen, of Atlanta, has been
in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. j. G.
Parks.
Miss Mary Nix, of Clayt n, Ala, is in
Dawson. Miss Nix will instruct class
in art
Miss Josie Jordan, of Fort Valley, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wimbish.
Major Tom j. Black was circulating
among his Dawson ffien S Friday.
Miss Mamie Bridges has been visiting
Mrs. J. D. Dantzler at Shellman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pinkston, of Par.
Iott, were in Dawson Saturday.
Miss Eva Payne, of Shellman, is the
guest of Mrs T. O., Whitchard.
Mrs. Fl. Il. Savage, of Albany, is visit
ing Mrs. j. G. Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, D. Lockhart returned
to the CITY Friday.
Mrs. F. B. Arthur is visiting relatives
in Americas.
John Bell is up in Webster visiting
home folks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-19
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.
Representative Hin Entertainssa Party of

Representative Hin EDtertainssa Party of
North Georgisns. Other Notes.
Hon L. L. Middlebrooks, Mai. Childs,
Captain Carr and Mr.. Ed Carr, all of
Coyington, spent several days with Hon.
A. G. Hill last week on bird hunt.
Rev. J. S. Gilmore, of Oglethorpe, de-
liyered an able sermon at the Lutheran
church Sunday. Mr. Elmore's friends
here are many, and large crowds attend
his meetings.
Brentwood has one of the prettiest drug
stores in southwest Georgia. 1t is a
treat to any one to drop in and see the
taste DR.. Wal has displayed in arranging
his store.
A Valentine party was given to the
young people Friday night a. Professor
Grubbs' home. A large crowd attend
ed. It was a very pleasant occasion.
Mr., J. NJ. Cook will move his stock of
goods into the Bowman house, on Johns
son street, in few days.
Mr. H c. Sanders has been elected town
marshal, and all evil doors had better
keep shy of him.
Holland & Rlgan have moved their
stock of goods into the EHerbee house
on First streer.
Judge Simmons, of Dawson, was here
Monday on business.
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TERRELL TEACHERS MEET.
.1r COUNTY ASSOCIATION HOLDS
IT'S MONTHLY SESSION.
LcsIlent Papers Were Read. Class Work
by Pupils of Misses Finch and
Rfadsnp.

The Terrell County Teachers Asso-
alton met last Saturday in the chapel
Il the Dawson public schools.
The chairman, Professor G E. Grubbs,
seing absent the meeting wag informally
Bnened with an exhibition of primary
York by Miss Pearl Finch. The associa-
on was charmed with the easy, natural
hammer of Miss Finch's work, and with
he pleasure the little ones showed in
performing their parts. All present re-
/ eived inspiration, forming renewed
determinations for more thorough equip
nent in theil high calling.
Miss NJ. S. 8ledsoe then delighted the
teachers with her extraordinary tact in
hisciplining second grade children. 1t
Is earnestly hoped that the teaching pro-
fession may be rapidly filled with such
devoted and efficient teachers as Misses
Finch and Bledsoe.
Vice President J. H. Crowel arrived
1t the Inclusion of the exhibitions of
class work. Taking the chair he an
bounced that Prof. w. II. Hitler would
read paper on Glow to Improve Coun-
try Schools" Mr.. Hitler acquitted him
self well, keeping the closest attention
Of the teachers as he read. His paper
was heartily applauded by all, and res
olution was adopted requesting that it
De published in The News.
The chair called on Prof. G. A. Bell
Is next on the programme. His sub
ect, mistakes in Teaching was hand =
ed as mastery as it is broad Profes-
or Bell forcibly stated some of the
many mistakes teachers make, and ena-
led them to see these mistakes in a new
nd clear light.
The next meeting will be On Saturday
Larch 14th, when it is hoped that all the
9achers in the county will be present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-19
LIQUID Pearl

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AT THE BARNES House,.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-02-19
Midway Mentien.

The Sunday school at Midway is florr-
ishing, and Professor Crowell deserves
praise for the good work he is doing.
The Valentine party at the home of
Mr.. j. D. Marlin was an enjoyable occa-
sion.
Miss Orrie Jennings, of Dawson, visit
ed relatives at this place last week
The people of this section are well up
with their farm work.