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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01
AT GURLEY'S.

Home made and imported sad
llery in all varieties and ut lowest
prices, without misrepresentation
Fine saddles and harness, or other
work made to order in a workman
like manner, by us and US only.
AS thin as 1t may seem we consul'
public good. and do all we can 10
keep the price Of saddlery low and
hides high. ocs 2 81
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TIE ACHE OYSTER BAY AND
SALOON.

Nos. 9 and II Royal Street,
The Finest Oysters, Choicest LIZ
quors, and all the de!icacies the
Market affords.
Particular attention paid to tho shipping
OF Oysters in caDs and barrels.
HOT DINNER ONLY 15c, FROM LOT 4.
H., toIP u.
SAMUEL S. MCQUEEN. Prop.
TAX NOTICE.
I am now prepared TO receive the
State and County tax for the fiscal
year 1880. The tax levy for this
county is as follows: State 3 mills;
General county 4 mills. Teacher
Fund mills; Railroad l 1~2 mills.
Damages and costs accrue on all
taxes unpaid after the
15M DAY OF DECEMBER,
And all lands upon which the taxes
remain unpaid will be sold on the
LIST HONDA OFMARCH,
next. The Revenue law, under
penalty, requires the COllec-
Tor in all cases ID seize and ex>
transit the personal property of
every deIinqueut before selling the
real estate. Tax payers must take
notice Of the fact that tho law will
be rigidly enforced, and damages
will accrae aftor the 18Th day OF
1880. in every instance
J. L. PRIESTLEY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
s. criG's OGice, Caa'2a, Madison g.,
~ z 1850.
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Fer sale by al Book and
-N32gsdeaLcrs.

TERMs: Yearly Subscription, $500. Sim
gle Numhcr, % cents.
GLIB RATEs: Three Copies $3.50. Five
copies. SiI.5o. Ten Copies with an extra
COPY To- tie club getter, $40
Specimen number mailed, postpaid
on receipt Of 20 cents.
j. Is. LIpPINCOTT & CO.,
Publishers.
IL aud III Market ST. Plilndelpllia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01

j. Il. Cairns, Sheriff of Lenawee
Co., Mich says:-I have worn an
"Only Lung Pad" tor Bronchial
difficulties, and have not been
troubled with a cauGh nights
since wearing it.-See Ad.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01

Any ladies wishing to know the
merits of the Excelsior Kidney
Pad. its action. etc, are referred to
Mrs. VIM. E. McKecknie. Photo
graph Parlors, Toledo Ohio.-See
AID.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01

SHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for CatarIh;
Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and
Ueadaohe. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment OF the
complaint, without extra charge.
Price so cts. For sals by w. j.
N osby, Canton, Miss jSl 1y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01
A New Kind OF Case.

New because it IL only within the las
few yeais .hat it has been improved and
brought within The reach Of every one; old
III principle because. the first invention WAS
made and the first patent taken ont nearly
twenty years ago, and eases made at
that time and worn ever since are nearly
AS good as new. Read the following which
is only one of the many hundreds; Your
jewellers can tell 20 uof similar ones:
MANsFIRLp PA, May - 1873
have n customer who has carried one
of Boss Patent cases fifteen years aud it
knew it two years bcforo he got it., and l
now appears good for ten Years longer.
r. Il. OLNEY.
Remember that JAS. Boss is the snly
patent case made OF two plates of solid
gold Zone ontsi,ie and one inssle) covering
very part exposed to wear or sight, tlie
great advantage OF tlisss plates over elee-
iro-gilding is apparent to 'eiy one. Boss'
is the only patent case with which thrro
il given written vibrant of which the
following is IL fac sinlile:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01

II you wish to get q bargain in
Thread, buy Coates Spool Cotton
from MAXWELL & YAEDHLL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01
Il. 8. YooTE. JR. RoBr. POWELL.
EOOTE & POWELL
AaiorEn3 EIasy,
Canton, Miss.
~ b. PRATT.

NEtOrsae.? q Ia ",
urth East Corner Court Square.
Canton, Mas,
Practices in Chancery and Cir
Courts OF Madison county aud
a ds in pcrsonthe hearing OF nj!
ca entrusted to him III the Suo
pre- Re and Federal courts Mt jacks
is 81 If
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'i'EIiICI THEN
ca ~ t Q N. Nj IS S.
SATURDAY, JANUARY l. 1881.

.--=----~s=-----s-- -
THE Savannah News says that
a number Of cotton merchants in
t..At city have accepted a wager
Of 1000, offered by q New York
"beir." that the cotton crop OF
1850 81 does not exceed 5000. 600
bales.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-01-01

First Class Laga@iNe
For Three Dollars.
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~ 81 3 ~: llSIesfssySSJ9
I|I''''l / |Zl''||.5|..1|''S':|"I
FOR SALE.

4 good Sec nd hand octave
Piana. Mum and G ark Manufac
turcrs. In good order. Price Sl20 90
Cash. apply at
CAIHOoN & STINSON'S
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Chancery Notice.

In vacation, November 3D., 1880, in the
Chancoly Conrt OF Madison
County, Mississippi.
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REDUCED IN PRICE TO

PER -Hn;9n;il, p cts. FER
Nun.6GT.
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The Only" Lung Pad Co.
WILLIAMS lksz.GcK,

This is the original md Genuine Riansy
Pad. Ask for it nuI tax" M other.
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SUN TOR 'SI

zl5 and III Market ST., Philadelphia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10

Report for the mOnth of July.

We have received from Z. F. Bryan, Esq,
Superintendent Of the Savannah Cotton Elk
change, the following report Of the Com
mitsee On Information and Statistics for the
month OF July, condensed from replies Of
correspondents from sections allotted to It
By the National Cotton Exchange:
GEORGIA = EIGHTY EIGHT REPLIES FROM
FIFTY FOUR COUNTIES.
The weather during the month Of July
seems to have been irregular, partial rains,
and very hot, dry weather prevailing.
Where the rains have fallen, however light,
It hiss been reported as desirable, and in the
dry, hot section the reverse.
The plant Is reported varIouslY as to
blooming, forming aud boiling. The weed In
many sections seems small and some she'd
ding aud rust are advised, but with little in
jarT 50 far.
The general tenor Of advices concerning
the crop is rather mixed" but on the
whole not indicative OF 8 favorable condi-
ton. II is fair TO say that the reports are
not ss good as last year.
Picking has commenced in the lower
counties and viii be general by the 2Oth to
25,h inst.
The general impression seems to be that
with q seas0nable August large amount Of
the reported injury may be repaired, and
that late fall viii further increase the
yield. From the adviees received there
seems to be such feeling in the minds Of
most Of the writer's. The new cotton re-
ceived here, say about sixty bales, shows
no evidence Of premature development, be-
ing exceptionally good IN color and eharac-
ter.
The weather since August LIST has been
showery, and doubtless the needed moisture
has benefited the suffering sections.
FLORIDA - TWENTY TWO REPLIES FROM
THIRTEEN COUNTIES.
The weather 10 July has been favorable,
except In few instances, where 1t is said TO
have been too dry. The average Of sdvices
make 1t equally as good as last year, and
the plant Il blooming, forming and boiling
well.
The condition Of the crop is reported good,
and the prospect seems to be about the
same as last year.
Picking Of uplands VIII be general By lhe
18th inst, and Of sea islands by the LIST OF
September.
Caterp1lars are not apprehended, and. In
fact, there is q marked absence OF the com
plants usual at this period.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
Waters and Things LaeonieaIIT
EunmI

County Commissioners viii meet to-day.
- barrels Of nee we're sold here ysster-
day
Inc Earzuuzh Mutual Loan Association
meets tonight
there were 10 eiesrzress a. the Custom
house yesterday.
he assessment a. tie Police Court yesssE-
day amounted % e.
TIE Odd Fellows vii Be b2-GusIIso %
night a. MLsooic Temple
he deaths f. Charleston last week nun
5ersd 41-Ehites g. coloTed <
There Vii Be % meeting Of Goldsn hOle
LCdze No. z, I O. O. 2, to-nlgnL
az barrels OF rOsin aud = casks Of spirits
- r1-pentine we're sold in this Market yes-
terdsy.
me steamship SzTsgossz left yesterday
number Of psssenRers-
CGrs win be run On the whitaker street
abroad every ten minutes, from 70 II
o'clock, % ConcOrdtE Park
The jasper Greens have their excursion
% Tybee this Afternoon. The steamer VIII
leave the city a. 2:S0 and 9 ?. N
There vas only one arrest recorded a. the
police barracks Up 20 one O'Clock this morn
Ahne nap Of the Savannah hsrbor, upon
which are plainly cedneate1 me AShts tnst
are shortly 70 BE- placed IN position may Dc
zeeu fl tie counting room Of the AoE2IsG
NEWS.
The Emmet Base Ball Cub have issued .
challenge 70 play any club composed Of
members under sixteen years OF age Com
muuicstious viii be received By Captain
PANE Of the Emmet
Ire steamer Katie brought I've bales Of
new cotton amongst her freight yesterday
from landings on the Savannah rtver-one
from Hzgz Elzgs, one from stOney blun
and three from Matthew'S Bluff.
Er. Luke Carson, the well known clever
and popular proprietor Of the livery stables
o. Broughton street, leaves TO-DAY for New
YORK by the steamship City Of Savannah.
He viii be accompanied By his family.
Col G. y. Willy has left for Szrztogs,
zccompzuied by his wife, 70 remain until
cool weather. de has not been In perfect
health recently, aud his numerous friends
rrusi that his visit 20 the springs viii be
beneficial.
Jsck- Jones and Sarah Jones, the eOlOred
couple Who had such lively time In their
rcuse on Monday night and were arrested,
we're arrsigned before the Police Court
yesterday and obtained 3 continuance OF
their cases.
Mr.. ThOs. T. Thomson spent yesterday
10 Macon, visiting BE father and mother
Mr. Thomson e 3 representative Mac q
BOY, but has for years held responsible
position 10 . Savannah banking house.
Macon Telegraph.
II. ". G., IN q receEt letter IN reference
% a trip 20 Belle Meade, SAYS: I cannot
fOrbear regTetting that one OF the horses
driven By Hon. .. c. Bacon, Judge Twiyg=i
and Mr. z. P. Howell dropped dead Just
4 before be reached the Belle Meade gates"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
BODY RecOvered-NO Inquest Held -
The Body Not Removed.

The body OF Henry Jones, the colored
boy who was accidentally drowned By fall
Ing from a sioOp at the Exchange dock on
Monday afternoon, was recovered yesterday
afternoon about half-pzst four o'clock. The
Coroner was notified at once, but not re-
spending after q reasonable time, a second
message, we are Informed, was sent him, but
he took no action. The parties with whom
the boy stopped complain that they re-
ceived no satisfaction, and are without in
structions a. 10 the disposition OF the body.
IL the Coroner considered there was no ne
cessitY under the circumstances to hold an
inquest Il would seem he should have given
a certificate 70 that effect, In order that the
body might have have been promptly and
properly Inferred. AS this was not done,
the body lay on the slip from half-past 4
until the present writing two O'Clock a.
m. j, end no arrange ments had then been
made for IT'S removal, the parties willing to
take charge Of the remains being afraid TO
do so without instructions. This is a mat
ter that should receive the attention Of the
city authorities. Il IS certainly wrong that
a body should remain thus exposed on a
wharf slip in the heart Of the city for hours.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
Grand Display of Fireworks at Con-
cOrdia Park.

This evening there will be grand display
OF fireworks at Concordia Park, and It is
predicted that the exhibition will exceed 10
magnitude and brilliancy any ever hereto
fore given in Savannah. Particular care
will be taken to prevent the presence Of
disreputabie characters, and to insure per-
feet order special officers will be in attend
ance, and as 4 guarantee the grounds will
be under the management OF the following
committee Of gentlemen who have kindly
agreed to act: Messrs. II. Hamilton, Chair
man; n. K Platshek, F. NJ. Readick, i. J.
Hanley, II. g. Appel, f. Slower.
The concert will begin at 6 O'Clock p. m.
There will be dancing on the platform,
commencing at 7:3O O'Clock, sud continuing
throughout the evening. The fireworks
will commence at $50 O'Clock, and the pro-
gramme published will be carried out
strictly. The Republican Blues Brass Band
has been secured, and will discourse the
music for the occasion. Admission Soc. {;
children, under II years, 25e., including car
fare
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
Not An UnusuaI Event for New Or


In the grand monthly drawing Of the Lou
isIsna State Lottery at New Orleans, on July
18th, $50, 900, the first capital prize, was
won by ticket No. 1912, half held by
Jesse E. Webb, we'll known ieweler on
Gay street, West Chester, Pa, the other
half by P. s. Kearney, a iourneyman with
Warner & Searles, Washington street,
Vicksburg. Miss. &c. 900, the second prize,
by No. q, 647, held by John Benz, No. z
Hope street, Utica, n. Y, collected through
Grannis d Co.'S bank there 5000, the
third prize, by No. %, 547, half held by Jas
O'Gorman, liquor dealer, No. 80 n. Dels-
ware avenue. PHILADELPHIA, the other by ].
r. Hendrickson, New York citv. 81, 500, the
fourth, by Nos "a, ASS, As, 400, held by s.
Stein, 8. B. Pond, well known music
dealer, Union square, NJ. A. Bowen, care OF
Richard Morris, No. 166 Front street, New
York city, etc. These are among many
thousand fortunate ones. The next drawing
will be September 18th, and NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, should be written to at
once by any inquirer on that subject who
wants TO venture 81 or So on the matter
ldD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
MEDAL OF CARDINAL RICHIE
LIEU.
silver, Size 80 American Scale, by
4. WARM.

Every theatre-goer in the land is familiar
with the name OF Rieltelieul Therefore it
would be superfuous egotism on our part to
attempt an historical sketch, as is usual in
noticing monuments attributed to illustri-
Gus personages, but we simply give to our
readers a condensed description Of the
medal, which was shown US by gentleman
Of this city, who prizes It highly. This
medal bears on the o5Verse the bust and head
of Rchelieu facing to the right in bis
Cardinals robe and cap. The legend reads,
"ARMANVS IOHN, CARD. DE RICHIE
LEY" armand John, Cardinal de
Richelieuj, under bust, 81. WARM"
The portrait resembles in all re-
spects the painting Of Richelieu by
Philippe de Champagne, at the National
Gallery In London. The reverse has in the
centre the Earth, surrounded by the Heav-
ems, tYpifed by seven stars-alongside OF
which boyers a cupid. Motto: "MENS 81
DERA VOLVIT." (His mind meditstes
upon the stars) In exeTgue, 1881.
The year 1881 was one Of great success
for RichelIeu. Warm was a well known
French engraver, and this specimen is one
OF interest to numismat
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
THE MORNING NEWS TRADE
EDITION.
Mammoth Issue on September Sd,
1851.

The past year has been Unprecedented IN
the history Of our city. Her general bust
ness. which has heretofore languizhed IN
the summer months, has continued through
the entire year. Nearly SO0,O 900 bales Of
cotton have been received a. this port dur
Ing the season Just closed, aud We bsve
every reason 70 expect that these figures
viii be increased during the coming year 20
over 10000. A like large Increase 10
receipts has taken place IN naval stores,
rice and timber, and other principal pro
ducts. This Improvement in trade has
affected all interests, and our merchants
mechanics, and business men generally,
have been benefited By Il. With such
retrospect we may confidently predict
prosperous fan and winter trade.
Tie annual review Of the markets for the
commercial year will be issued on satur-
day, September 81, and We propose 70 make
this edition a special feature, the same as
was done last year, and which met with saeh
q decided support from our enterprising
merchants. The review will be presented
IN the form Of q mammoth eight-psgs sheet
and in size and make up VIII surpass any
thing OF the kind which has ever been pub
lished in the cotton growing States.
10 VIII comprise q summary Of
the business OF the city during the
previous twelve months, including It's mer-
camille interests in all their various branches,
and also q resume Of its shipping and com
merclal news for that period. This issue Of
the MORNING NEWS will be one which every
citizen, whether a business man or not, will
take pride In sending abroad as an evidence
Of the prosperity Of his city aud section in
which be lives, and will give TO those who
have never before examined into the matter
a proper appreciation OF savannah's impor-
lance as the commercial emporium OF the
two most progressive States 10 the Southern
section Of the American Union.
The Trade Issue OF the MoRSSG News,
In addition to being sent to all the daily
subscribers by carrier and mail, viii be
mailed % every subscriber to the TRI
WEEKLY NEWS, the WEEKLY NEWS and
the SolltlsI7s FaTEaer's Monthly, which, with
the copies sent out TO addresses furnished
US By our advertisers, will give it an aggre-
gate circulation Of $1,000 to 5000 copies
among 100000 people who look to the
MORsISG news for information on all sub
iects, and who represent the purchasing
interest Of their localities.
This edition viii thus find its way into
every household in the immense area OF
,or,vf-~ arraof1w frfhufarv ~ gruaunah and
at time when the people have means to
purchase and are buying supplies for the
fall and winter, and when an advertisement
will have the effect OF direct cOmmunics-
ton from the merchant to the buyer.
Advertisements prepared and estimates
furnished on application az MORSING NEWS
counting room. RATES AS USUAL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
HaFboF Lights.

We have been shown chart sent 70 Col.
Eiward c. Anderson from the Light House
Office in Washington, upon which Is map
ped out the location Of the lights 70 be put
up along the line Of The Savannah river
under the appropriation Of $50. 900, obtained
a. the last session Of Congress for that pur-
pose. There viii be thirteen lights 10 all.
Passing the ses bar, and heading IN on the
range lights on Tybee Island, the turn into
the roads is indicated BY two range lights
placed on Deufuskie Island following which
there are two range lights on Jones Island
stretching from the eastern margin on Back
river, 20 Venus Point, lntersecting the
ranges on Dzufuskie, and guiding vessels up
20 the turn a. the Knoll channel, where the
range lights on the east end Of Long Island
are 70 be followed. From this point up the
lighted bescOns on the banks OF the river
indicate the course 70 be steered. At the
head OF Eiba Island, where the abrupt turn
IL 70 be made 70 cross over towards the
Mackay's Point side, there are
two range lights 70 be establish
ed-one on the margin OF the stream
the other set back inland. The course
hence up % the city Is Of easy access. The
entire system IS simple and beautiful IN its
design, and will make the Savannah one OF
the best lighted rivers In the country. The
lighthouse engineer IN the immediate
charge OF the work is aware Of the necessity
for completing this al the earliest date prac-
ticAble, aud f. Is expected that the lights
will be up and 10 operation for the winters
business nun buoy" Is 20 be put down
a. the turn near the head Of Elba Island I'm
mediatelv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
LaFar has Reduced Straw Hats.
% Bull street.-Adg.
why VIII uhe People Talk

About usf Our name is on everYone's
tongue, not only in this city but in every
city in the State. But their talk does US
good, for we never misrepresent our goods.
We advertise only what we have, and tell
the truth. For instance, look at the figures
below, and call and see US, then you will be
convinced: All wool cashmere pants, 81 rs
that other stores ask 81; genuine Middlesex
flannel suits, $I2; all linen bosom shirts, IS
cents, worth 81 %; mems and boys straw
hats less than cost. Remember the place,
Famous New York Clothing House, 140
ConOrasa street Abb
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10

Narcotics and sedatives murder sleep; the
unnatural stupor is soon followed by i'll
effects. Simmons Liver Regulator removes
the cause Of restlessness and sleeplessness by
regulating the bowels, by establishing good
digestion and by quieting the nerves. Try
1t, and you will soon know the blessing Of
good health and sound sleep.
81 have been great suff =rer from dys-
pepsia and loss Of sleep. As soon as l feel
the least nervous l take dose of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and sleep all night.
"MRs. R. BRYANT,
ADD. "Griswoldsvlle, Ga"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
Arrival orImmIgrants.

F. z. Burke, Esq, Of Messrs. A. Z. Bell &
Co., Of Americas, Ca, arrived here Yester
day by the City Of Macon from New York
with twenty immigrants. consisting Of Ger
mans, Bohemians and English, who have
been engaged as farm lzboTers for people 10
Southwestern Georgia. This firm are agents
for the National Line Of Steamships IN this
State, aud have made arrangements BY
which they will receive immigrants By every
steamer from Europe, and will thus be able
20 supply any demand for farm labor. An
other lot Of immigrants will arrive here by
Lhe next sLeamer from New YORK
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
ARRIVALS AUGUsT O.

Rev Burch, Buck Creek. Ga; J Scripturel.
Hartford, Conn: Robert s Stewart, Jasper,
Fla; 1heo n VIM, Liberty county, Ga; Chas
Homburg. New Orleans; S Z Haines, River, S
G; II Pullen, W A Carter Georgia; W K
Harrison, Button. Ga; z s Jones, Jonesville.
Ga; Capt Cabaniss, steamer Katie; B
Fraser, No s. F & w Ry; Durr. South
Carolina; d Starr, Baltimore; P Sheridan,
Atlanta: r Z Burk, Ameticus; w Smith,
Swainsboro F r Klien. Hilton Head; 2 Fer
guson and wife. Petersburg; w Taber and
wife, Miss Nellie Taber, Philadelphia; W
Nichols, Boston; G Medlock. stes mer Katie:
Cantwell, Charleston; S B Lowery, Mrs J
Davis and child, New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
The EvangeIIzarIon of Africa.

We are informed that Rev. VIM. Rose, Of
the Second African Baptist Church of this
city, a worthy aud well known eOlored mis-
sionary, has accepted the appointment as a
special minister to collect funds to aid in
the evangelization Of Africa. Rev. Rose is
known to the cOlored people throughout the
State, and is one OF the founders Of the
Zion Baptist Association, OF which Rev. q.
L. Houston Is Moderator. The appointment
was made by Abraham Burke. the special
agent for the African Repository ia this
city, aud as soon as 1t Is confirmed by the
American Association at Washington Rev.
Rose will commence his duty. He will be
assisted in his public lectures BY Abraham
Burke as the work continues.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-10
POatpOnement.

In consequence Of the erroneous impres-
sion that the banquet to the visiting Odd
Fellows would take place to morrow lin
stead Of to night at Masonic Temple, tie
President Of the Youths Historical Society,
Mr.. Sam s. Guckenheimer, notified the
members that their usual pleasant enter
tainment, which lie given In the same build
ing Masonic Temple). would be postponed
until Thursday, the 18th. A fine and in
teresting programme had been selected,
and there will be many, who had anticipated
with pleasure this entertainment OF the
Youths, disappointed. Their next, however,
we are sure will make all amends.