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Marriage.
Winn-MA app.

On the evening of August lo'n' ~
Oak drove church, Rev. james NJ
thnr vim and Miss z'llah Anne
Mann were married by Rev. Jonn D.
winn. Of Farmville, brother OF the
groom, assisted by Rev. W. K oro"'
der. ,,,,t,,Iv
decorated by their friends with po'-
ted plauts aud cut flowers Precea,ue
~. arrival of the bridal party MISS
Moonis Wa,d, the orgauist OF the oc-
casIon delightfully."- entertained tue
.rdieuco with Instrumental anu
uooal solos. at n few minutes ai'e'
eight o'clock the bridal party en'e'
81 ths church. The ushers, 10 i"''
evening dress, we're Dr. J. koot'
w ia Mr.. Brooks Mapp, dr. onar'''
Msars. MI Bernard LeCato; follow
lao them was the groom with rev
r Finley Gayle, Presiding Eider =
the Eastern Shore District WIZ
o.rved as best man. Up the opp0
10 aisle the bride was preceded o.
har maid of honor, Miss Fairy Map
ia white, carrying perils roses III
y bride, gowned in white chiffon az
. lace. and carrying brides roses, ioo'
, cd beauti full under her long veil
After the ceremony the bridal par
+ ~ and a few friends were entertain
cd at Woodland. the home OF y
Jno. E. Mapp, the lawn being Or
lie liantly lighted for the occasion WIZ
b, Ionanese lanterns. Among the CUES
8. som 81 distance were Rev. and MT
e. Iobn 3 VIM, of Farmville, DR.. Joi
tn B, Mears, of Buffalo, Miss Cathari
re Bettv. OF Richmond. The bridal pr
ents we're not orly handsome o
,is unusually pretty and varied a.. az
Ia amending the night with MIR. ana M
nd e. Thomas Stockley at villa NO
I Rev and Mrs. Winn left on weon
n aav for Baltimore, PEN Mar
T. Washington, to be absent ABOUT
co. weeks.
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Unley.

Mr. T.. ]. Savage is ON the SICK ilSV
this week.
Mr.. H. B. Pilchard, bank conCrAc-
tor of late has been quite SICK
Mr. J.J. Bailey, of the firm OF
Bailey g. Bro, quite sick OF late' is
convalescent.
Miss Mamie Fires, of Hansome' va
was the guest of Misses Lizzie anu
Euuice Rogers last week.
Mrs Florence Savage and little
daughter. of Washington, are at Une
boms of SIR. C. b Savage this week.
Mr. Julius d. Belote, OF Stva ge'
will, very i'll of late, is at TINS 'ilne
: varv much improved and out again
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Savage enter
: tanned a party of young people a.
t their home on the event ing Oh I'LL
18th.
~ Mr.. IT. James has bought a 10
at Onley upon which he will nave
- handsome building erected III I'll
near future.
: Misses Daisy and Elizabeth Bale!
|, Of Baltimore, and Miss Nellie PARK
3, of Pastoral, were guests OF MISS LII
i liam Savage, this week.
u, There was a reunion of the SEQ
family nine children at the non
I'D of tn .ather, Mr.. A. I. Scott ne'
tn, OIL. August 10th. the first Tor maj
if years.
Oh Miss Fanny White, OF North Oa'
am lima. Misses A. Wolf and Hogue'
eo' Baltimore, and Mrs. Joe. Bailey
Northampton, have been fecen
,is visitors at home Of Mr.. John ). b
leir ley.
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Parksley.

Mr. s. G. Parks left for Clarkspurg'
W. Va, Monday.
Miss Ethel Wessels left Thursday
for a trip to Baltimore.
Mr. Geo. L. McCready is in the
s,nthern section Of New Jersey
Miss Anguin Thomas, of Heinmap,
Pa is at the home of Mr.. F. Barnes
Miss Lila Rogers is spending lew
DAVIS with the family of Mr.. d. L.
Mason.
Mrs ]. Il. MARYLAND, OF Richmond
is at her home here with relatives
for few weeks.
Mr. Martin Parks and wife, OF
Perpsylvania, are at the home OF his
parents near here.
Mrs Edwin Wright and children
Of New York, are guests Of the fam'
" of. Mr.. E. T. Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Croswell are
srending the week with the family o
Mr. Thomas Mears on Onancoci
Creek.
+ VIM. johnson and wife, Mr.. Men
+ ont wife and children, of Washing
tor orc At the home Of Mr.. A. }
r. Barnes.
y; Mrs Willie A. White, wife OF ID
d lohp r. White, and daughter OF II
q. to VIM. It. Parks, died at her non
here Sunday morning, aged 4S year
Funeral services we're held over II
remains at her late home Wedne
st dav morning conducted by the he'
D Barte. Interment in the fami
q. burvipg ground at her old home
seaside. She was a member OF
Rantist Church an excellent wife a.
OF mother. a kind friend and neigho
Is She will be missed-in the neigho'
hood where she lived. She leaves
a. husband. daughter and SOD, brotl
nd ond numerous friends to mourn th
loss.
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Atlantic.

DIR. T. T. Taylor is i'll with rneuinA
tism.
Mr.. LY. Thornton made hYing
trip to seaford, Del last week
Mrs Kate Warner and SOD are vlsie-
ING relatives in Washington, d.
Mr.. W. 8. Warner has returned al
ter a two weeks visit at Dover DEL
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartlove, OF forts-
mouth, are visiting frienos at 'n''
place.
Ouite a number of our people az
tended the fair at PocomoKe 'hi'
week.
Miss Louise @. Goodwin, OF blro
Nest. is yisiti, Miss Lena Mock a
this writing.
Mr.. w. D. Clarke and family .
, Ports mouth, are visiting Mrs. ID L
lC.. scr at this place.
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Temoerance Mass-Meeting.

A grand temperance mass meeting
nil, be held on TurliDgton's camp
oronpd on August 81, % and % ]
Rev. Henry E. johnson, u w. o.
Virginia Conferences ALSO OF the Ah'i
saloon League, will deliver three oi
his earnest, searching addresses our
ING the mass meeting.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, OF 81 LOUIE LOUIE,
National Recording Secretary VIII
a,so deliver three of her irres'st'p'e'
Ioaical convincing addresses at the
mass meeting. ~, 10
The music for the occasion VIII DC
furnished by two members Oh Tue
Bowery quartet. These g'ntlemeo
have been in tempera' 90 ana 10
formatory work for years AL come
ito us highly recommended.
| At the mass.meeting, deVot'ona
services will begin every morning d
10 Song services and short address y,
"a until II, when DR.. Johnson VIII
) ds,;ver his eLrnest, soul stirring,inim
liable addresses. -
D At9p. m song service and shor
0 sddreuses until 3, when Mrs. Ciar
0 hoffman will speak.
0 Do not fail to hear the singing
0 wbicb will be one of the attraction
O All pastors OF all deEominat,oi
10 are urged to encourage us by the
70 presence, their prayers, their speecI
"a p''e x.
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Picnic at Harborton.

There will be a picnic in the grove
onposite the Baptist Church, Haroor'
ton Va. on Saturday, August Stn''
1904. beginning at p. IN. Ice ereain'
copfectioneries, fruits &c. will De Oh
sale. during the afternoon anu even ~
ing and supper served from . to . 81
p. IN. !. .ho
There will be speaking IN 'ne
afternoon by prominent residents OF
the county and parade by haroor,
ton Council, No 1OS,Jr. Order United
| American Mechanics and their in'i'
ed guests, in honor of the VICTORY y
the State Council.
Proceeds OF picnic to go towar'
liquidation of debt on Hsrooi'o'
Baptist Church. You are invited y
help the good work along Oom
everybody.
i Chairman OF Committee
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The p Shore Agricultural Falr-Las'
But Not Least.

Come and see for yourselves on the
aoth and 31st of August and the Isl
and I'd of September.
All the usual eide show attrac'l0 Oh,
E;rst.class brass band music. Inc
high steppers, the fast goers ana 'n'
hean,ifnl well-bred young horse'
will be on hand.
Don't forget the time-the last tw V
DAYS in August and the first TWO Il
Sc ptember. See fuller NOTICE IL IN
terprise of next week. o'''
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Chjnc0teague.

Mr.. Willism Mumford left for NOT
folk hospital this week
Rev 4 U. Grimsley and wife are
an the sick list this week
Mr. f. Bell launched his double
screw gasoline boat this week.
Messrs Chs F. Matthews aho
Jamss Scott are at the st. LOUIS eA
position this week.
Mr. Henry Mumford has r>h'ei 'he
Conant store All will open up ouS''
n ess soon ia stme
ouite a large number of our people
t,odad ths Pocom ok, FAIR @nu
give a ( vorable report OF It,
MFR Rice Warren, of Richmond ana
Mr. lanes Broughton, OF Hallwood'
w.r. here last week IN the Interest
of ,heir fire insurance companieP'
DR.. f. Il. Bratton bought the re'i'
80 MAJOR Jones and occupied
cana this week. Mr. Jones has rent
cd and will open up saloon IN MOI
folk in few days.
Miss Eva Mumford, of Norfolk
Mrs q. B. Topping, of Milford, Mrs
Mollie King, OF Washington, JOS
Kennev. Jr., and Mrs. J. Dryden
/. Philadelphia, are among the late al
II rivals on visit to friends and reia
n tives here.
The trustees of Chincoteagu
j. School district will meet August S4tl
d a. m to appoint teachers for Sc
It sion 19O4-O5. All applicants are
ones,ed to fi'e their credentials VII
-. w. J. Matthews, clerk, on or oei0
q, that date.
or Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel tt
Dy we,k. b. s. Gillis, Miss Annie 20
burn. Baltimore; A. @. Fisher
=. wife, W. G. Fisher aud wife, L.
- Fontaine J. VI. Ober, William Smi'
" Philadelphia; Harry E. Seloy' W
s ss mington; W. 8. D. Fletcher, Po'
30 moke city; }. Holland, A. Il. Howa
90 Berlir; f. s. Reese, Cfisfield; j.
Reniger, Salisbury;Miss Lillian Lol
re, Westover; Misses Lottie and Ne
Irs. Price; J. 8. and J. Arthur Prices
es- isbury; Fred E. Ruediger' }.
'es. Broughton, Capt. Ben Crockett "
III" and child, Accomac.
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r va. Produce Exchange mee''ns'

Pursuant to an order OF the BOARD
Of Directors all local divisions Oh
tho Esstern Shore of Virginia Pro
duce Exchange will meet at their re
spective. points on Saturday August
9th, at which time oil old members
IN good standing will be permitted
to take up two shares Of stock eacn'
q, provided for in resolution ad'pt
I'D nv the Board of Directors, Marcf
10, 1904. n..
A. ]. McMath, Sec q Treas
Onley, Aug. 10, l9o4.
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A Card

Excursion rates from Keller to
codor Island and return to Keller .
Ia ovsr Al 90 each. Get rates II less
than 8 Launch leaves Wacna'
nroooue at las to take parties arriv-
ing on $50 and 10 noon trains MAX
vonr engagements and state wher
',o,, w;sh to return and II accommo'
cations desired at Wachapreague o.
Cedar Island. u
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School Notices.

Trustees of Atlantic School Dis
.r;ct will meet at Temperanceviiie'
.rorst gard. 1904, at 9 a. m, to APP
noint teacher for session 10000. all
annlicants will please place their GER
t;seotes with the undersigned previ'
ous to or on date above named.
r. Covington, CLERK.
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Musical Enterts lnment.

musical will be given at Grad
dockville hall, August "a, beginning
at o'clock. Miss Nena Asnoy, VI
baltimore, daughter of Mr.. William
Asbby, will give several recita'
lions Come and enjoy a good time
proceeds for the organ. Admission
admits 25 cents, children 10. a.
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Harsh Market

Mosouitos are still here in great
abundance.
Mrs. Spencer Hall, OF PocomoAe
City. is visiting here this week.
Miss Carrie Mears, who has been
rioi,itipg in Onancock, returned
home Wednesday.
The annual Basket Fair Will oe
hold at Pocomoke Church next
Wednesday, August 24
Qaite number of the Bap 1,s'
lChnrch here attended the Association
at New Church this week.
The latest reports of MI Bufles
pavpe who is in the hospital d
richmond, say that he is mucn ln
proved.
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Cholera Infantum.

This disease has lost its terrors since
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera anu la ,,so
rhoea Remedy came into genera t tSo
The uniform success which atteaus snI
nse of this remedy in all cases OF DOVE
Complaints in children has maze IL
favorite wherever its value has peGonl'
Known, For sale by All Medicine Deal
ers
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Write to us tor estimates on door
sssb. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds OF building material hardware
naints. sc. Stock large, prices low
MrRD.L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF ever
Comfy Court, to receive orders 10
the firm.
Dane Charles Ice & Lumber DO
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All parties holding bills agalnf'
The Peninsula Fair Association 10,
srnnljes and labor furnished VII
please send to me at once.
Thos. s. Hopkins,
Secretary and Treasurer
Taslsv. Va. August 18th, 1904.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onancock.

AR T.. Morris Marreu is visiting MS
mother ON Poplar Avenue
Miss Mae Round, of Cape Ohar'ee'S
the guest of Mrs. e. o. F. Costs
Mr.. l.. d. Teackle Qrioby, NJ Now
York, spent part of this week III 'o""'
Miss s. A. Langsdale left THURSDAY
70 spend a month at Bedford spring.
Penn.
Mr. Herbert Kellam, of New YORK
is visiting his father, Mr.. Thomas "
Kellam on johnson Avenue
Misses Sarah N. Parker and Mar
garet G. West are in smithh'ld' Va''
visiting their cousin, Mrs Eowaros'
Misses Mollie and Elizabeth Miller
50 Wostover. Md, are visiting MIS-
m. Miles at the Margaret Academy
| Mr. Oswald Hopkins. OF Anne
Arundle Co Md, is at the home o
| his father, Capt John 2. l.. hopk'hr
Miss Elizabeth Powell VINO na'
been visiting Mrs. B. NJ. Custls, lei
Thursday for her home in st. mary
Co, Md.
Dr f. w. Robertson took Mrs. Il
~ Ames. who has not been well d
summer TO Baltimore, Monday, &c
! special treatment
R,v DR.. Tribble, of the First BAL
e tist Church of Charlottesville, nl'e
r nulpit of the Onancock baptl
/. Church last Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Cullen
r, late guests at Melrose, the home
), Mr. r. l.. Shield, left Monday /
Georgetown, Del, accompanied
Mrs. Bette NJ. Gusts.
ID Misses Susie Nottingham, OF Ea'
RS Vile Mary Fitchett and Margal
Wilson. OF Cape Charles, and uiao
Cbappslier, of Des Plains, CulpeI
&c CO. left Saturday for their resp
Nm tive homes.
Master Clinton Evans,of baitimo
who is visiting his grand mother, M
~ Mary Evans, fell on the street Iu
day and broke his arm in two pls'
DIR. George Lee Fosque ATTENDED
and he is as comfortable as couiu
at expected.
-" Cant. and Mrs. ]. P. l.. HOPE
held an informal reception GU
lawn of their beautiful home
ev. Friday evening from eight 10
&C, The music was furnished oy
T. orchestra from the Rennert hote
baltimore, and Miss Susie u
nos tiueham. Of Eastville, and Miss a
in E. Hopkins, of Onancock' on
rho niauo. Dancing was enjoyed oS
II Young folks and elegant punch
cake were served.
rob The largest dance OF the season
ond Given here last Thursday eveni'
HOPKINS Hall, about lOO guests
nresept Music was rendered oy
rned orchestra of the Rennert HOTEL
and more. Besides many persons fro
'own carts of the Eastern Shore, the
iorn' lowing visitors were present: Nd
T. Waples, Misses Woodland,
very Revell, Maud Doughty OF Baltll
Miss Mrs p. r. Strausbury and Mis-
re- BILE Tally, of Washington' D
last Lucretia Findley and Gladys
of New York; Mrs. Charles I
and Mrs. Joseph Cahall, OF VI
! ser town, Del; Miss Ella Omen
nuay Charleston, s. C, Miss Chappal
LII a. Fauouier county; Capt. Hudg
urch, "uq ooomar Ranpahar
Dir. John Mears, of q. s. Navy
Bells Hopkins, of King and Queen c.
rivate Mr.. Leon Revell, of Baltimore
Belle Mr.. G.. Pierce Brent of Rlchmol
oth
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wACHAPREAGUE, VA.
BLOCKS OF ICE.

Alapaca Coats, "a to A sizes. priceI
from sI 90 to $4.0O. Also the Cleric"'
Gut Coat, in ALPACA and SERGE
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New Fall Dress Goods.

Full assortment of New Fall n Dress
Goods now ready for School Dresses
and anyone in need OF early iA h.r Cue
times can find the Attest styles mere
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snecial Sale Staple Goods

than Mg prices ,. sIss
have eeVerai sIpeed Ihey
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White and Fancy Vests, a very pre- pre-
ty display from $l.Vo " f0''''
goods are very popular.
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VISIT
w. S. DICKINSON s SONo
ZIG STORES
AND
SAVE MONGA-
Special for August.
Furniture.

II YOU have not visited us, you VIII WI
o a.rnrised TO learn that such large
assortment is kept outside OF the Larger
Cities Not only the ordinary eve,y
S 'ian furniture but handsome furniture
at moderate prices.
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For rye,grass, scarlet and red clover
seeds go to b. o. ASno'
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New Millinery Department This FALL
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For the next 80 days we will offer
onr entire line Of lawns, dimltles'
challies, &C., at cost
B. 8. Ashby & Go.
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,ous W. EpnosDs. Editor and owner
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LOCAL NEWS.

A new station lie in course Oh eio0
ton at Tasley.
BOARD of Supervisors meet at Ain'
Honse w ednesday, August 24tn'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-06
THE SMALLPOX SITUATION.
Dawson Yet Has Only One Case
of the Disease.

The smallpox situation in Dawson
remains unchange. There is yet but
the one case-Rev. L. K. Sanders, the
negro preacher. There are sixteen
negroes who have been exposed to the
disease held in the detention camp.
In the county, so far as Is known,
there are seven cases Of the disease,
four of which were reported to the
county commissioners the past week.
Two of these new cases are on the
farm of Mrs. Mccarthy, one in Par
rott and one near Understandable e.
The city council is still maintaining
it's quarantine. Following is the emer-
gency ordinance adopted by the coun-
Gil formally putting the quarantine In
force:
Sec. l. Be it ordained and enacted
by the city council of Dawson, and 1t is
hereby ordained by authority OF same,
that from and after the passage OF this
ordinance it shall be unlawful for
any person to enter the city of Dawson
and stop therein who has been expos
ed to smallpox or has been associated
with anyone affected with the same or
suspected to be so affected, or has
been IN any place where smallpox is
prevalent in any degree.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained that
the quarantine officers OF said city
shall take ID statement from all persons
desiring to stop in said city of Dawson
showing immunity from such disease.
Sec 3 Be it further enacted tt2U
any person who shall enter the city of
Dawson after having been so exposed
shall be punished as prescribed IN sec
tion 1856 of the ciEy code and ordinances
of the city of Dawson, Ga.
Sec. T. Be it further enacted that
any person remaining in said city af-
ter being so exposed and ordered to
leave shall be punished as prescribed
in said section for each failure to COM
ply with each order to leave the cor
porate limits of said city.
Sec. S. Be it further enacted by
authority aforesaid that all laws and |
parts of laws in conflict with this Or
dinance be and the same are hereby |
repealed Passed as an emergency or
linance at special meeting of city |
council of Dawson held this Dec 29th,
1903 j. r. MERCER, Mayor.
r. r. BELL, Clerk
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-06
NEW BETHEL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. U. Cannon have re-
turned from Americas. They were
accompanied by theiL uncle and broth
err, Messers. |. u. Mask and Willie
Cannon. The former will work with
Mr.. O. J. Cannon and the latter with
Mr.. |. u. Cannon.
Mr.. o. H. Sem and family of Pleas
ant Hill, who have been the guests OF
his father, returned home Sunday.
There were 9ayeral from here who at
tended the ball at Mr.. Brinkley' 8
monday night near Smithville.
Mrs. Mollie Bell is very sick this
week. Grandma Robertson, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. Dannie Sem and sister, Miss
Irene, spent Thursday with relatives
ia Randolph county.
Several from Dawson attended the
party Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. Josh Spier.
Miss Dollie Horsley, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
home.
Miss Leona Roberts left Sunday for
Webster county, where she will teach
school.
Miss Willie Pearl FRoberts of Daw-
son is visiting Miss Berta Slade.
The Misses Horsley of Dawson spent
Thursday and Friday here.
Miss Lizzie Sean has returned to
Abbeyille.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-06
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PEOPLE OF DAWSON
From Bell Brothers, Our Wen
Known Druggists.

To Whom II May Concern or late
there has been a good deal OF discus
sion in Dawson in regard to advertised
medicines and their value-the papers
are full of them.
We want 10 say to every man, wo'
man and child in Dawson that we De-
lieve the most valuable preparation OF
cod liver oil-the best reconstructor'
health restorer and strength creator
we have ever sold in our store Is vi
mol ..
Vinol is not a patent medicine; IL
contains no injurious drugs, and II act'
uallv does contain all of the medicinal
curative elements taken from fresh
Gods livers, but without a drop OF OIL
RI unset the stomach and retard us
work. and moreover 1T is delicious 10
the taste. ,1,
Vinol acts first upon the stomach,
tones up the digestive organs, creates
an appetite, purifes and enriches the
blood and strengthens every organ IN
the BODY to do its work as nature ln-
tended.
Vinol is recognized throughout the
world as the greatest strength creator
for old people, weak, sickly women
and children, nursing mothers and al
ter severe sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis and all throat and
troubles. Unequaled to create an
appetite and to make those who are
too thin ia rosy and healthy.
Vinol is sold everywhere on a posi-
tive guarantee that if it does not give
satisfaction the entire purchase money
will be refunded.
BELL BROS, Druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-06
BRONWOOO BRIEFS.
Happenings of the Week PithiIy
Paragraphed.

The leap year party at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Berry in honor OF |
Misses Nan, Vesta and Willie Mae |
Pace was one of the most enjoyable oc-
caslons of the season. The parlOrS |
were beautifully decorated with ever !
greens, etc., and it was at late hour
when the guests departed, all voting
the occasion a thorough success.
Mr.. A. C. Hill has moved his family
to town, and they are occupying the
Glass home, which Mr.. Hill recently
purchased. We are glad TO have them
as citizens.
The concert was big success the
receipts amounting to S43, which will
go to the school library. Another one
will probably be given soon.
Miss Ollie Lawhorn, who has been
spending the holidays here, has re-
turned to Shellman to resume her du-
ties in the school there.
Misses Bessie Chappell, Ethel Hill
and Willie Holland have returned to
school after spending the holidays at
| home.
Misses Griffin and Granier, who
been the guests of Mrs. Cawhern, re-
| turned to their homes in Macon Sun
day.
Drs. Robert Bowman and Hiram
| Stapleton have returned to Atlanta to
resume their studies in medicine.
Mrs. S. NJ. Thompson and daughters,
| Misses EmlIu and Amer, of Americas
spent several days here last week.
Messrs. Hadiey Stapleton, Hardy
Hargrove and Alfred Dawson have
returned to Mercer university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shackleford of
Armenia spent several days here with
the formers mother last week.
The phantom party Friday night
was enioyed by quite a number of our
young people.
Miss Susie Strange of Lacrosse is
visiting Miss Ola Massey and Mrs q.
Nj. Gammage.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Murray, who
have been seriously i'll, are now much
better.
Misses Nan, Vesta and Willie Mae
Pace were guests of the Misses Berry
last week.
Mr.. Homer Miller of Albany spent
Saturday and Sunday with homefolks
here.
Mr.. w. L. English went to Atlanta
last week and bought a carload Of fine
mules.
Mr.. J. f. Miller has moved to BrOn-
wood. We gladly welcome him TO our
town.
Jim Hargrove of Macon spent day
or two here last week.
Miss Ora Kersey spent several days
here last week.