Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-12
MASONIC FAIR ann Bazaar.
Additional Contributions.
The following additional contributions to
the Masonic Fair and Bazaar are acknowl-

pleasure in sending you the enclosed draft
of $50 as Jul contribution to the Masonic
Bazaar and Fair, for the benefit of Solomon's
Lodge No. 1, of Savannah. Ga.
Please express to the Colonel our warmest
sympathy in the good cause, and, with best
wishes for the success Of the enterprise, we
remain, yours very truly.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
President Louisiana State Lottery.
Through Mrs. r. Fl. Anderson: To An
cient Landmark Lodge, by Mrs. N. H.
Hamilton, one beautifully embroidered
cushion. This contribution Is most highly
appreciated, as it is the handiwork of q
lady eighty-six years old.
Through Vincent, Keller: From B. Gret-
ia, New York, SIS, and wishes the Fair all
the success possible.
Through d. B. Lester: From Robe &
Bros, New York, one tifty-pound keg Of
their choice kettle-rendered family lard from
Messrs. Clough Bros. q Co, Baltimore,
fancy keg of Mohawk; from Walter G. VIII
son, Philadelphia, a case of biscuit in one
and %two-pound tins, with best wishes for
success.
Through Walsh & Farrell: From VIM.
T. Dixon, Baltimore, S., who say: "Would
like to make T. more, bat we have so very
many similar calls that we can only give a
mite to each. We wish the Fair every
success.n
Through Henry Kuck: From John Rob
inson 81 Co., New York, $50; Conestoga
Cork Works, Lancaster, Pa, 50; John
Kuck, Savannah, 81; j. +. Entleman, So;
kenny Kuck, SIS.
The following additional donations have
been made By firms named below:
r. B. Reppard, 5000 feet lumber.
j. j. McDonough, 1000 feet planned lum-
Der.
Bacon & Brooks, 1000 feet planed lum-
Der.
j. j. Dale & Co., extra lot of lumber.
Haslam & Hawkins, for planning lumber.
Union Lodge No. s, cambridge, send $40,
wishing us success.
Through E. L. Neidlinger: From Day,
Jones 81 Co, of Baltimore, S..
j. NJ. Blackshear contributes s. TO ladies
of the supper table of Solomon's Lodge.
Miss Jennie Willink, Miss Annie Willink,
Miss Mary Willink and Miss Mary Sagers
contribute a lot of fine fancy articles, their
own handiwork.
Through Frank & Co: From L. l.. Gaus
& Bro, New York, $25; Noyes, Smith & Co,
New York, S25; Dreyfuss, Weller & Co.,
New York, $40; j. Rosenthal & Co, New
York, one case containing dolls, albums,
fancy boxes, notions, etc; Einstein, Htrsh &
Co., New York, embroideries, and ladies'
ties; Hoffstadt Bros, New York, ladies' ties
and ichus; Wilimantic Linen Co, New
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Willimantic spool cotton and twelve dozens
extra; Auchincloss Bros, New York, one
cabinet containing 100 dozen Coats cotton
and a gigantic spool Of cotton, under glass
shade. very unique and attractive; Tim &iCo.,
New York. six dozen sets ladies' collars and
cuffs; Fleisch d Co., a fine assortment of
gents scarf5 and ties.
Through Miss Nettie W. Hazen: From
Mrs. Gross, 1 ham; 7. West, 1 pair vases;
Mrs. Chsmbers, 3 bottles of cologne; G. I.
Cooper, meats; Mrs. G. A. Tarlton, ham and
cake; T. T. Bates, handsome gold pencil;
Mrs. Cortino, l fruit cake; s. Gardener, !
roll and salads 1.-TWO kinds); Mrs. J. Basler,
chicken salad; Mrs. W. Swoll, l handsome
dressed cake; Mrs. A. Ehrlich, fancy arti-
Giles; Miss Palmer, 1 cake; SchwarZ q Acos-
ia, 5 pounds fancy candy; N. B. Dillon, 3
pounds fancy candy; j. L. Grady, candy and
milk; s.. L. Newton, cigarettes; Mr.. Denton,
coffee; Miss G. Henrichsen, fancy articles;
Cash, 81; Cash, Soc; Cash, 25c.; j. f. San
diford, chickens; j. Maher, tobacco; Mrs.
81. Huber, 10 loaves of bread; Miss N. HaZen,
2 elegant tides and pin cushion; Mrs. G..
Hazen, 6 boxes Of writing paper; Henry
Precht, MADEIRA wine; Mr.. Bessant, l box
cigars; j. Baker, meats; Misses Addie and
Clara Stone, candy and candy bags.
Through j. I. Vereen: From II. Ambos,
81; j. Z. johnson, l cord of wood; j.. T.
Vereen, 81.
Through j. Dasher & Co.: From Bates,
Reed s. Cooley, 347 Broadway, New York,
4 toilet pitchers cologne, 3 colored velvet
portmonnaies, half dozen toilet powder
boxes, l dozen fancy triple extracts, l
dozen fancy extracts assorted, l dozen
damask rose perfume, 1 dozen fancy toilet
soap; Kerngood Brothers, Baltimore, Md,
cash $40.
Through Mr.. G. G. G~emunden: From the
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company, Phila-
delphia, $50.
Through Branch & Cooper: From Steele
and Price, Chicago, 6 dozen fine 1avoring
extracts, 8 dozen fine cologne.
Through Mrs. McGlashan: From A. Hish-
man, one box cigars; j. j. Walsh, one cake;
w. Vollar, 81; h. Lubs, 81; Mrs. A. L.
McGlashan, one vase of wax flowers, one
hundred paper flowers; Mr.. A. L. McGlash-
an, one fruit cake; Mrs. White, three char
lottes.
Through Mrs. H. NJ. Branch: From Miss
Florence Bourquin, one lovely baby sacque
and two pairs of baby socks.
Through Mrs. John P. ferguson: From
Mrs. Schlegel Smith, 81; Mr.. Geo. B. Hack,
81 Mr.John LORD, 81 Mr.. j. Collins, so cents;
Mr.. j. H. Hook, two breastpins; Mrs. VIM.
Steele, one jar pickles, two jars preserved
ginger, five pounds butter, five pounds
mixed nuts; Mrs. VIM. B~allantyne, one
ham; Mr.. Madison, one fac sign; Miss Hat
Tie LOIleTJ one PIN cuSnlOn; Mr.. HarHan
Malcomes, two and one-half dozen tea
cakes.
Mr.. John Derst acknowledges a donation
Of one barrel new process fine family flour,
value So, from Mr.. H. L. TImken, New
York.
The following gentlemen have lent their
drays and teams to haul lumber! Capt. s.. z.
Goodwin, Messrs. Moran & Reilly, James
K. Munnerlyn, Esq, Michael Welsh, Esq,
A. Mccormick, Esq, Daniel G. Heidi, Esq.