Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-27

See1ez NJ the GzAr1as Fair Last NIGH
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j. corsaLered excsIIent
Azg11er picture q NJ. Chrlstzzn Ei=sl=
1os aims tAs western W2-l q Il ball.
Ez1e1s t0zerzeF 7Ti-1 1is 0-zer ZzEul1ee1t
productions q Niagara Falls ard I1U1-
csT1cE river, form a. BEAUTIFUL ITO 81
genuine AT - have ever heen sen in "a
Falnaa- TIE last picture represents
. scene u The SierTs NeTsdz Mountains,
zE1 tze perspective and c5lcrI1g are
superb. M. EIseIs has generously do
mated t-1e scene q the ILlEdef1olr River
~ the fair. aud 3 scheme was last night
coEaDeuced u rzEe il IN combination
via Fifty tickets i1 TIE gTan1 dlsrrIl1-
1-r55ns divided INTO prIZss = I'VE tickets
pF5zes. This y bT far the most attractive
llst fhzt ass vet beel offered. a. the pic
tire q a gem ~ ar and worthy u a pro-
ll.neDt place il the Elost select gsllerr
n residence.
A. the Forest Ciry table TIE following
articles were rah7e1 IN FRIDAY evening.
b. ReEaiEgtoa Tise- Won 3g y. J. -creF ID;
1T- tickets IN grand distrIoGtl0n. b. y.
h. More: gIass vase ard powder box.
fHc e. rrl~. eas- era-f
shawl, " Willie Hunter. ard the plush
and satin table scarf, ~ Mrs. John n
Bryan. Last night the elegant mantel
lamDre4lin Was won ~ Miss Emma De-
Iettre On = throw u Il.
On Monday evening the following lists
viii ~ raf1ed: The Winchester ri1e, I've
tickets in grand distribution. one toilet
set and one dozen thread mats forming
combination u four prizes % one Ist.
The cadets n the Military Academy are
especially notified n this Tafle al
CCI0ck, a. many n them are interested
and Wish n taTOW for themselves. One
pair elegant lamps. one dCZen irIdesceBt
punch glasses and stand; also the
following combination: one silver
cake basket u highest, seven tickets 10
grand distribution ~ second highest, liquor
stand - l0west End three tickets % second
loEesL throw. The ICE cream set was not
Gdlalsf4 Oh r 44fldE E4&ALs a. LGE GlDeL DA the
committee were compelled n attend the
Cadets drill, and the ladies had their
hands full attending % other matters con-
nected with the table, but this prize viii
certainly fall - the lot " some fortunate
one On Monday night. The votes for the
flag At this table FOR the most popular
yacht viii also BE- counted On Monday
night At 1890 O'Clock
Al the Col. GaTrard table the voting for
the different articles goes briskly on. The
ladies' in charge u the different articles
know no such word a. fail. Mrs. Arnold,
Miss Hunter, and the Misses Rankin are
buslly engaged IN polling votes for the
different candidates. Mrs. FullaTtOn, Mrs.
5creren, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. APP
pieton arc working energetically and
tirelessly for the success Of the fair. The
charming manners and elegant costumes
u these ladies cause their table n be
always surrounded By admiring custom
ers. The red plush cushion was
won by j. ". Fleming. and the
painted fan by J. VI. King. On Monday
night the large baby doll viii be rafhed at
this table; also, the two handsome bronze
lamps and the elegant mantel lambrequin.
The little Misses Dunn, Stone, W ard,
DoOner and Pacetty have eutered the list
" contestants for the doll, and are work
ing hard for II.
The committee on subscriptions re-
ports the following donations during the
week: