Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21
Matters and Things LacOnieally
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Pulaski Council No. I53, Royal Arcanum.
taeet this evening.
Jasper Council No. 10. II. C., have
meeting tonight.
Cotton futures advanced one to two
| points yesterday.
To-day Is the twenty-irst anniversary Of
the first battle of Manassas.
Soirits turpentine advanced half cent
per gallon in this market Yesterday.
The thunder storm yesterday afternoon
! occasioned decided change in the tempe
nature.
Delinquent taxpayers will find notice
| Of interest in another column from the lax
Receiver, Nr. Henry l.. Davis.
Tae picnic for the benefit Of 81. Fatrick.s
| Church, on Wednesday, a. montgomery
was Q great success.
rsors was nothing realized from the Po-
! lie, Court matinee Yesterday no c4nu'u3'e9
| applying for honoiS'
s.stsS proposals to build lighthouses on
moody Point, Daufuskie Island, are adver-
! Used for by Major Peter Z. harris.
The fvcnrsion OF the Girls Aid Society to
| Tvbae on the 26-h inst. will be splendid
| mir, A number Of tickets have been sold
already.
A Savannah Military Academy IS to be
| established here By Msjor Benedict j. Bur
| pesz, late Principal OF Cape Fear Military
| Academy Of North Carolina.
The Oglethorpe Light Infantry will eele-
/ brate the twenty-first anniversary Of Ma
mass As, and Eill have contest for the thr5e
| elegant prizes described in the MORNING
| NEWS
The Spanish brig Amable Antonio was on
Yesterday cleared for San Felin GuiKols,
/ Soain, bv Mr. Chas. Green's Son, with a
cargo OF 1863. $50 feet of lumber, valued a.
81, 7206S.
The new steamship Tallahassee, CT the
| ocean Steamship Line, was successfully
! Iauv cbed at Chester, "a, yesterday after
noon a. 1 O'Clock. Our telegram gives the
I particulars Of the event.
Tie horse attached to the mail wagon,
when at the corner of Bay and Abercorn
| streets. at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
star e1 kicking, aud succeeded Ia breaking
one Of the shafts before he could be QUOTED.
The Ford Amateurs will produce "R che
Iiaf;ii at Mozart Hall, on Friday evening
uext - IA inst "Julie" will be persOnated
~ Young lady OF considerable dramatic
alent, formerly great fsEsrite in Sayan-
nah.
| Hot weather has a peculiar influence OF
creating a hallucinatiOn in the minds oil
/ everybody lHdL eyer UOul CAoo 10 X hoA ost
~ the fact that il is hot. And so when TWO
people meet, they invariably inform each
other that ''it's hot"
| The schooner Nellie I. Morse came on
toe dry dock Yesterday, the necessary re-
pairs having been made. She will leave for
Port Royal to-day to take on board a cargo
If lumber which was discharged, when she
will proceed to her destination.
The s esmship Juuiata, which sailed from
! this port for Philadelphia on Saturday last.
| got sground at E:40 a. n. on the 18th, on
he lower end of the Hen and Chickens,
D delaware river, and was hauled on at . 40
a. N. on the same day and proceeded up the
river to Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. s. Boatwright SAM, formerly con
7uctor on tre Port Royal and Augusta Rail
road. now chief clerk to Captain K. NJ
Fleming, Superintendent of the Savannah
Florida and Western Railway, at Savannah
passed through the city yesterday en- route
10 Western North Carolina. He was accom-
panied by his brother Allen.-Aogt'sta Etea-
| ma h67s.