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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

We ask attention to the article from
the Aberdeen Examiner answering the
objections to holding Congressional clef-
tlons on the same day and convenient 10
the same place appointed for State ana
county elections. by adopting sbe MA.
suggested by the Examiner, the danger
OF Interference by federal supervisor.
Will be avoided, and at the same time ths
time and expense Of annual elections
will be avoided.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14
important Decision as TO Cornoro.
tiOns. -

The Supreme Court of New York has
recently decided that"A State may issuo
a mandamus to compel railway compan.
les to promptly carry all freight offered
them upon their usual and reasonable
charges" and that "a strike Of ,bo em
ployes is not q valid excuse for the nom
performance Of the duties they owe both
the state and the public as common car.
rlers, to forward with dispatch such traf.
nc as may be offered them, and that such
les must be discharged ut whatever
hey cannot be laid down, or aban-
suspended without the legally
'nsent of the State. The cor
ccepting its charter, takes
imposed by it; it be-
the State to perform
might otherwise
hcers, as is the
r highways.
have pri-
me them
'ght to
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

HE Bonnet Carrie Crevass lis virtual
" closed" greatly to the delight of the
people engaged in the oyster and fish
trade on the Mississippi sound.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

SENATOR BAYARp rises to the higb
plane OF craftsmanship in his discussion
OF the Tariff question We hone an our
readers will pcruse the extract from his
speech in the Senate on the 3lst ultimo
lhey are so pat to the question--so clear
ana Withal so reasonable, and proper that
they Will riyet attention and compel con.
Viction' In language simple enough 10
DC comprchended by the duIlest intel.
lect, he describes how tariff reform
should be accomplished, and how obstruc.
1--WE OF Just and beneficial legislation i
the demagoguery that has cropped ont
IN the struggle among members who are
pledged to plan Of reform, to subserye
class and sectional interests. II there
IS rock on which the movement for !
reduction of taxes will go to pieces Il i
the danger SO plainly depicted in the re-
marks of Senator Bayard.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

At the same term, Mr.. J. H. Flewel-
len, Deputy Sheriff of Dry Grove, Kinds
county, was indicted on the charge of
interfering with United States Super
visor in the performance Of his duties;
and for the same reasons which actuated
the above named citizens of Madison, he
also entered plea of nOJo contendere
and thus avoided the expense and
trouble Of a trial in which he could have
no fear of conviction after his side Of
the affair had been heard.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14
IL cI.ARIoN cI-un 1870

Six or more copies when ordered NJ one time Ia diff
ieient addresses Per year, . 81 Is
Twelve or more copies, ordered at one time, 20
dlherent Addresses, per year, 00I
tAnd an extra copy to person sending The Club Of -
or mOre)
THE CLARION, md either Of he journals mined BE-
Io'r, viii be sent one year for the sum stated:
NEW ORLEANS TIMFS-DFMOcRAT. 40 "a
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JoURNAL 275
MN YORK HERALD, :: 90
e NV, 1ohk SUN 2 50
a a n J. isl,,, AgkICuLTURlST, 50
HAMPERS MONTHLY &: 4 10
hAkPEks WEEKLY, rs
~ n = (, ~ LIE BAIAh, as
YOUTHS COMPANION, Boston, tWcekly) 4 o9
only 70 new subscribers for Compapion1
SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA Weekly 75
y, " ~ is ,t oIAIt-t weekly, 2 8JI
MISSISSIPPI METHODIST, (Meridlapj 96I
BAPTIST RECORD, (Ciinton3 z AL
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14
Mr.. Ed. Richardson's Views on +be
Tariff.

V. r. Randall, in one of his Wasbin o.
ton letters to the Augusta Chronicle and
Gonstltutlonalist, says: "Mr. Edward
Richardson, of Mississippi, who has ac-
cumulated several millions of dollars ~,
combining cotton production, mannfac-
ture and factorage, says he is utterly in
different whether there is tax on cotton
goods or not He prefers, however #
compelled to give an opinion tbo+ tba
tax shall be as low as possible a. tbat
the south may swiftly become the prin-
cipal seat Of that industry.
(The views of Mr.. Richardson tbe
most successful manufacturer. as we'll 90
planter and cotton factor in the Soutb
on the important question of the Tariff
IN its bearing upon his own section. are
worthy of special consideration. We
recently reproduced the expressions Of
Col. Oliver, the Superintendent and
associate member of the Richardson
manufacturing company, to the same
purport.)
The intelligent correspondent of tbo
New York Sun, Mr.. Frank W;lyer.or
IN somewhat overdrawn picture Of the
desperate straight to which agricnltrr
lists IN Mississippi arc driven to Obtain
means to carry them from year 70 year
ana the usurious interest they are paving
g keepthem afoat as long as possible. res
fers to Northern banking company. J
company Of greedy usurers who caused
more woe in Kansas than all the otbor
usurous trust companies operating i
that State, have pushed their hps;nosr1
INTO Mississippi" In this sketch wo
do not recognize any such Arm
az described, operating in our State.
1. ---------------------
:, n Is rumored at Washington that Soa.
y, y ln9om VIII be rendered the Precedence ~
sne Georgia Pacific road which he will a.
cept. Exchange. 40 VIII ac-
AS ne has been beaten IL i Er-Seno
tor nowl How would it do for him j
60 to Kansas and look after the welfare
Of the colored people he induced to omi.
CRATE in search Of milk and honey.
The North Mississippi News 4 Tho
appropriate title of bright and live
paper at sardis. 1t has valuable edp.
1ational department conducted bv prof
]. A, Rainwatar
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

IN advising the holding Of Congress
lonal and State and County elections on
inc same day and at the time and place.
but by a different set Of managers II i
not to be inferred that we are opposed
70 frequent elections. On the contrary
we maintain that the best defence the
people have against misgovernment il
the opportunity to pass Judgment Mt
snort intervals upon the acts Of their
servants. For this reason they are at
laehed to frequency Of elections; bpt
biennial is often enough.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

Gov. ROBERT LOWRY has accepted the
invitation to deliver the annual address
at the approaching Convention Of the A.
% NJ. College The Rev. b. B. Tyler
VIII preach the Bacalaureate sermon
On the same occasion the State AgricuI-
tural Society and the Stock Breeders
Association will meet.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

TIE following worthy citizens Of
sharpsburg, Madison county were in
dicted at the late term of the Federal
Court in this city, by the grand jury,
for preventing the free exercise Of suf-
frage":
Messrs. w. Sutherland, Walter Watts,
Thos. Grafton, Frank Dicks, John
Tucker, John Massey, Jas. n. Grafton,
Felix Holiday, Milus Grafton, VIM.
Saunders, Dewitt Holiday, Frank Wills.
BY advice of their counsel, Judge
Calhoon, these indicted parties entered
a plea of aOLO cOntendere to avoid the
trouble and expense of trial. The tes-
timony on which the indictments
were found was necessarily er parte, one
sided and partizan, and they had no APP
prehension of conviction in a fair and
open trial. While they are true to their
principles, they are law-abiding and
peaceable. The election at Sharpsburg
precinct where they voted was conducted
without the slightest intimidation or
disturbance; as some of the witnesses
before the grand jury would have been
compelled to testify. It's proper to add
that the grand jury itself, was composed
of men of both races and parties; and
that the court and District Attorney
displayed no other motive but to enforce
the law of which they are the consti-
tuted conservators.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

The North Carolina Legislature Com
mittee agreed to report favorably bill
creating Railroad Commission. When
the bill is passed twenty-threc States win
have adopted supervis DRY legislation.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-14

The North Mississippi News i the
appropriate title Of bright and live
paper at sardis. It has valuable edu-
G : department conducted by Prof.
J. A. Rainwater. VA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-01
OK TRAIN FOR SALE.

FreIghGers aud LumbeFmen
csn meet with an opportunity seldom
offered nowadays, TO purchase first
class outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke of LHrge, Fine Oxen, all
carefully selected and especially adapted
for road or mountain work. Also Six
Wag0ns, Ieompletely rugged for freight
ing. with Yokes; Chains, Shoes, ETC.. etc.
Everything new end in frst-clsss order.
The oxen have been well fed and cared
for during the past winter. and arein ex-
ceIlent condition for work. The outfit
can be seen at Juab Station. Utah Cen
trail Railwsy. For particulars apply to
the Office of Kimball u Lawrence, kim
ball Block, this city. apis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IL the Postotfice at Sall
Lake City Salt Lake County, Territory
of Utah, on the 1st day OF June,
1883, which, if not called tor IN
one month, will be sen: to the Desd
Letter Office:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-01
DAVID JAMES
DAVID JAMES

Has in stock a large assortment Of
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Roofing, and
Galvanized Iron. and is prepared to
do all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Work. Stove Furniture a 6pe-
Cialty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
Hyas,,eat


ON the 2Sth nit. at the residence of Mr..
Jacob Site. in this County. was assembled
number of personal friends, the occasion
being the marriage OF his beautiful and
charming daughter. Miss Emma, and Mr..
Caas. II. Johns OF Berryville, Clarke 90,
Va Shortly after six 7. N. the contract
Ing parties presented themselves and were
united by thc solemn and Impressive cere-
mony Of the H. +. Church, South. The
bride was att;rcd in q handsome six, ana
looked even prcilier than Is the prerOgati'e
of brides. The groom wore TIC contention
al black After the exchange OF congr'lu-
latiors was served collation., which Tor
pr0iu-ion and e!egance can scarcely oe sur
passed The remainder OF the evening WAS
spent in social intercourse. The affair was
most thoroughly ENJOYABLE, without asing'e
marrinq Incl lent. We extend % the hap
py couple our mos. cam S good wishes and
hope their liv,s may be a., full of happiness
a., the event OF their union WAS tull OF en-
ioyment 20 their assembled friends. Inc
following Is thel,t of presents denoted by
admirinr iricndst silver Butter DISH and
Sllvcr from Willie e. Ellis Derbcrt; two
Silver Knives from Chas Mckee; Silver
Pickle Fork from Miss Lula Trusscll hand
some Pickle Stand from Daniel Licklider
silver Butter Dish from Misses Lizz'e ana
Lula Muth: Silver Knife from Mrs. Muth
Handsome Table Cover from Mr.. and Ars.
Grove: two Silyct Napkin Rings from Mr.,
and Mrs Stump; silver Knives X forEs
from Brides brother; HANDSOME Toilet oet
from Or. Mason: Silyy. spoons from Miss
Nary Deulcr of ilagey,toWa; Table L'nen
40 -f..,,. -,.- f-,., brides mother. Hand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
g1ENB.

OF consumption. in Lexington Va, Fchr'la-
1.y 2.~, t,,3. Nr. 4. b. FANQJAil, ia the
5H,u vc.r ct his a-c Deceased Was a brother
ot Nc VIM R. iouII..~! and Ms. y. a.
l.a-he- of ,his place.
Fob ssl. ir 2ler..usbur-. Ms. Ann RNAT-
TiIEW-. wife 90 Gc1. Matthews, aged 31ycarS.
Nr, Mathew, v.s much respected by all
WlY .l.- hcr aat Der >1'r1winc family VIII
n,l;-n o,.r their W,imcly loss She was q
f.i.nul maul,ru of tAc NJ J.. Church.
.'-.
Alta Meeting OF the Trustees Of the VI.
+. Church South, held d. the residence Of
Sir. Benjamin Tomunson on Friday night
N4rch 2uj, thc following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Eo.hJ. That wc appreciate the desire of
c.ri friend, o. have Gas introduced into orr
Church. aad wc heartily tender them our
thanks tor their generous contributions for
tais object.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

mount Parvollnsfituge.
Charlesto,ri', Jef7e''so" County, ". Va

Charlest0Iri,, JEFF eI'son County, ". va
7 PEOP6sE to open this Boarding and Day
/ school for Girls the Isl Wednesday Of Sep
tember, lSS2.
This Institution is designed to be oflish
grade. and it is hoped will meet iuiiy for Girls
the educational wants Of the community. AMI
afford 10 an attending il advantages as grcata'
can hc clit-.incd anyvherc else.
TERNs.- Board ,inclujins Washing, Light
and Fuel for Scholastic yearSl55
Reduction for Board TO pupils who spend
Saturday ami sunday and have sheir Washing
done ut home.
Tuition So to SO for same time.
Music extra.
For further particulars address n'e lntil July
50ih az Hlrlcst0wn, Montgomery Comfy, Nd;
after that qt Charlcs;own, Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
C. y. CAMPBELL.
lime n lSS2-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

Iu y.c0 " che fact that our town will
soon De i..ol wilma large number of straa-
.er. o. be cn,cruiuel and that our Citizens
v.u ucelcN.a quantity of house keeping
goods. Joseph G1,d,mit. ever mindful OF
tbe wants Ga! his customers and OF the pub
De generally. ba, recently added largely 70
IFS s.1ck and this line of goods. aud invites
Tie attention oi buyers. just received La
dies N Gents si'cf Gents Hats spring
stv,c. newest fashions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

Iam authorized by the Il. r. Agent Of
the =. Y. az. p. at Char'estorn 90 say that
during tae session Of the Conference in
Char'c-tovu, tickets VIII be sold to all per
sons aishirg To- yi-i. the seat of the Con
ference trom Luray TO Shephcrd',own in-
elusive and AL intermediate point, on the
s. 4. II. e., at excursion ratcs-v'z: .
cents per m;le for round trip. All papers
published I'm Jefferson, Clarke, Warren and
Pa-. Counties arc requested % publish this
notice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
tOwENsTEIN BROTHERS
EYE. gT HARRIET, Sc.

rINIE undersigned have entered into co-part-
ncr-hip and are conducting business ~
Main street. opposite VI. l.. Paronase. u p
our plrro-c 20 have constantly on hand.
CHOICE FRESH .HEATs
IN Season. carefully slaughtercl ard dressed :;
also Bacon. Fowls, Fish. Fruits, Flour. Meal
Corn. Bran. Oaal. &C. Tie housckecpcr can
c1ll Iipol us confdeHiy expecting to find the
L.st s-rrl,cs fr tl'r table procura3lc IN this
market. aud at reasonable charges.
Respectfully. .,.,....
February !. 1872.
7sURr Virgin salid OloA draft soldin any
I quantity desired. Also Green oinecrJns
r.ceiy,l Also III 90.
NTEhayc just received large supply OF
" Note. Letter. Account and Legal COP
Paper. also Envelope I'D box pare, oi clt'y
d'.lrrii,fi,n. AiSQtlTH & co.
ft....-t fr-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

Key. +. G. Morgan, junior II. E. preach
g. Bunker Hil circuit. Cumberland dis
,rict. VII shortly ent,r the Episcopal
Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
gy@sieyn .Balg;Gnd e. q.

Takin- Eject Sunday, sept. !. ISL.
Baltimore IlmeJ
LEAVE HAGEESTOWN,
Daily except Sunday,
-45 4. ". Nar,'n>Lur- Expires arrives ~
baltimore il-l5 a. u.
$50 4. NJ and 645 z. M- for Lesemoh' ana
ia rmcIote points.
f.20 p. b. Nai.-arriyias GO Baltimore H't
Pm
445P.M. S.N. Express 90 c. y. depot. =
ryiug ~ Baltimore 90 90 I. NJ.
ARRIVE AT HAGLG-TCWN.
SIS 4. n. a1d2mP. v. Fr,u PLACEMENT
and Intermediate poinia
ito1A.M. & =. Express, ~ g. Dtioi'
fom Baltimore - 7..3 - w.
l2l5P. r. aldi-.eaeing Baltimore ~ SO
T. A.
7.5J q. -. 2.ullis'7sr- Ecpscss-icare BAL
t.l-1re s.ll =. g.
N. HOOD.
C1orlai Manager
Ri. GLISWoLD. Genl Ticket Agent.
Sal - ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
lIEET } III 5 u FH SKIES.

TNCLTDfNG :he Celebrated QgtcIhFidgc Hor.
! .ev. Pure Frcuchaud Domcitlc Brandics. Old
Holland and Domestic gins Fine Assor'ment
ofWiurs. including Champaign and Other inc
Brand. Rochester Beer ana fe-ier. j h'-i-
cia., took OF Cigar
fr.fr'as. P1al ana billiard Prior over H..
~ C.ol-s.s .to-e T. q. S0I DEkS.
n.',,-ic~ ~ f-sg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
FALL AND WINTER 1882
ONE PRICE
ONE PRICE
CTOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
No ; wrsr WASHINGTON STREET, HtGERsT0WN, MD.

yXvEhav Spring Opening yb noufsc 'at
of bargains
ra5 Iy sell piles OF goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
.YsE GOODS.

2 AM ror rrcei' ing ny rsual rrpii9 I'd i--i
''' GEO. IS. r.. EEARsLEY.
DLACK Cashmo-s = new sHwiy II ail
- wool hlack cashmere AND 0tiicr nourAinf
.,,.d. GEo W. T. KEAk-Lhi.
BLANKETS. Comforts, Qdilt.. CountCEpanc
y T-king. and lO-l bicached and nn1leach-
ECO. ". r. ErARsLEY.
BOOTS T. SHOES. Mms hcayy q fine Boots
y Gam HootsE SHOES Lodies thiidrens
Gum shoe. also Mems. Ladies Cii.drcns Cos
.r,cr cum Coats and Cloaks every SIZE.
GEO ". T. KEAE-LEf.
NOVELTY prints Ginghans, Safteens
= Robes, Chintz cretons q opera Hsn isis.
GEO. ". 7. KEAk.LLI.
oct. p. 1Ss2
(,UAgiOls skin. from 10 20 IS ceuts. CIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

NoG}s runs daily. Al othcftrains daily OK
.cpt Sunday. ...
T. VI. MANTZ
Supervisor Of Trains Winchester, Va.
". 81 ELEMENTS
Master 81 transportation, Camden station.
Nlvemhcrj l3. lNo2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
atolc Room Coz. Lk.nt.

NJ STORE ROOM ou Main Street near ~,
- National Bank ion Nh.rics.0wu, for Rent
-p1s> session given June l>t.
Ntv ~. i>sl. EEASCNSHUGEGT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
FINE SUG1RS C0TYEES, SIRUPS,
~ fj;E Dry G0ODs DEPIRTJENT

are STAPLE and Fajicy Goods. Notions, &c
beautiful. substantial and cheap, comprising
mauy thili"s appropriate and desirable "a. Holt
day tiits. Niccass 1Ttwcuto OF Queens and Glass
Ware.
Attentive salcsincH 10 sho7 goo'S,
J.. EAN. EOl.b'rE,
East Room of Satin B.isng
Teccmhcr l6. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
REASON SRJGEaT G S03,
HARNESS..

saddles. Brides. Homcmada Collars, Whips
lap Robes. Blankets Leather * Cotton
Fly Nr., Farm liaue>, Of a'i Kinds also Deal
cr>iu Harness oils SaidlcN Harnc,, ll3r-ware
Wholesale un Retail Dealer ir ali ,iuds o'
LEATuEB AND SHOE FINDINGS.
A'l par,jc, Wishing anvthinsia our line viii
do well by giving Us q cssii before buying else
VINCE. Always Keep q large stock ON hand
which wcvil. Sell a;the lowest cash prices,
Repairing of all kinds dome az the shortest
notice
Hi-le,t Cash Price. paid for all kind, of
Hide, leuvcrcju; Tanyarl
Is. SUUGEBT e son
l., n- f--g BE-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
Harpcr's Ferry& Valley Branch
Is. ~ O. II. X.
Took effect Mondag, June 10 lSs2-

WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
eraGr CONNECTIONS.

st Riverside for Lexington, We.
Al b1yco Station for Aii!Wood and ~ inches
.r .r4iilia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No 63S daily. Ill other trains daily except
Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-08

0s5 go 6i0 $50 6's
tations. IA. II. a. y. 4. 81. ]. =. Pm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-15
The Proposed Military Prize Drill.

SAVANNAH, June 14.-EditOr Morning
NeteS; There appeared in one of the even
ing papers an article headed ''Let us have
a hotel first" the sum and substance oil
which was that Savannah's first and
greatest need Is a commodious hotel, and
in view of this fact the people should
build one before doing anything else
Now every one will readily admit that the
building of hotel is "a project of para.
mount Importance" But if we are to
wait until it is built before we think OF
getting up any grand scheme to draw a
will tire of waiting.
| do not know exactly how long the
hotel project has been under consideration.
but / do know that SINCE that time Savan-
nah has organized and carried out success
fully many other enterprises which have
been of inestimable benefit to her. Nota-
BILE among these are the Jasper and Ses-
qui-Centennials. The great crowds of
visitors which attended these in no little
way made us feel the need of this hotel,
and it seem to me that this drill which is
being talked about, instead of delaying
the erection, would give the hotel big
boom, for surely the more want is felt
the more quickly will steps be taken to
satisfy that want.
AS to which project would pay the bet
ter, is a.question of no great Importance.
1t has been demonstrated that both are
practicable, and would be of immense
benefit TO our city. Let us have both by
all means.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-15

Mp ana NrS. W r. Robson. Of Boston.
Mass. are at the Pulaski House.
Iaudrum Lodge No. -. F. \. NJ. will
ball IA regular communication tonight.
Myrtle Lodge No. 6. h. Of p. will meet
fa-uI-lt. when an election for officers will
fase place
Thlre Viii d. meeting Of the Savannah
Rice Association az their rooms az l.
r-rl0Ek TO-DAY.
T.a CITY Court VIII convene At the
usual hour TODAY. and jurors are desired
to Dr. Vrlmpt I'M attendance.
There WIN De- meeting Of parties :n-
t.r,stad iu the savannah Military Acad-
euy 40 the Academy building tonight.
Tlere VIII De- a meeting OF Armenia
Iaf-. M. 1.s1l this afternoon. TO pay a
rril.lte Oh their late brother. Y. Bolton.
D n. NcManus. Z. II. Harlest0n. Of
Charleston. and g. a. WilceN- Detroit
Michigan. are registered al the >creYen
House.
A solitary negro Tor disorderly conduct
was che only prisoner arraigned in the
notce court yesterday. He was fined -
ar nFe DAYS
The picnic given az Schuetzen Park for
fha benefit 10 ~. Patrick's Church. yes
terisv. vas largely attended and passed
aa pleasantly
gle meeting 81 the Schuetzen Gesell-
-chaft last evening was adjourned with
a1f an election Tor officers until next We'd
uas.iaV evening
Mr.. NJ. Thompson viii deliver an adj
dress in Mozart Hall tonight upon the
subject cf temperance and politics in rela-
tlon 3D. legislation
Fir and amer Jane 18th the headquarters
81 the Louise King Association Will be
nrsau f0r The hearing 81 complaints from
o. a O'Clock p M
Tte savannah tias Light Company has
.laelarae a dividend 81 three and one-half
FFr cent. ou the stock. payable ON and
amer Monday. the 55th inst.
The Savannah Mutual Loan Association
bead their twenty-eighth regular meet
lur lfsf night ne the Metropolitan Hall.
Thtrc were six sales Il a thousand dollars
eaot af al per cent
Tia Y auuE America social Club will
make rheir twelfth annual excursion 10
rfl-se ueNt Wednesday. the 10th inst.
Ihe steamer sylvan Glen has been en-
Eaeed tor the occasion.
T1c water VIII b. shut OF al o'clock
la-lav iu that part u the city bounded on
are north PSI Bay street. east BY East
BraaG. sohth hy BrOught0n. and west by
West Broad street for two hours.
rhc handsome prize flags 20 De award
~ a. the champion base ball club in the
STATE Association az the close Of the sea
ela. are nu exhibition in the show WIN
faNs ol =. r. I-aFar. No. > Bull street.
AmouE she arrivals at the Screven
HouSe Yesterday was Mr. W ". Davies,
81 irEiuia. Mr.. Davies Is the Southern
Passenger and Freight Agent Of the
associated lines 10 Virginia and the Caro-
Haas. with headquarters at Jacksonville.