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Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
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TE0 new Cnuruu UutjutuE btoutbu "
the Bethany Bap!ist congregation wA
dedscsted yesterday. The pulpit Wa
handsomely decorated with fowera, aut
tue dedioStorY sermon was preeched b,
the Rev. J, q. Lcsg, ID. D., OF Orozie
Theological Samieary. from the eeeont
verse OF the niath chspier Of St. Mark
"And he wss transagured bofor,
them"
Previous to tho Eermnn prayer wal
offered by the Rev o. @. Buddiukton
pastor OF the church, and at tbs closl
the Rev. T. M. EASTWOOD, foronei
pastor, nnAde the dedicatory prayer
after which the congregation, led b.
the choir, sang the folloWiny origiaa
hymn written for this ooosh ION by ts,
Rev. Mr.. EASTWOOD: .ess
q God, va dedicate to Thee,
THIS tcmplo TO Thy praise; ..-
Acsept frem cur united hearts, .. g..
Inc sfi sring that We raise.
Within these gsorod walls are built
Our prayers. our hopes, oEr fsara;
| And hors our gtfts havo foEnd piNcs,
uommingied with our tears.
AZ ones OF old with holy nre
fhou did'st Thy temple own;
| SO send tho SpiripS quior ming namo,
| Uslosnuing Irom 1ny throne.
To o,untiess thousands yet unborn.
q may this house be blee.;
When we wno briug tho gift to Thse,
| Have entered into rest.
Now take, o Lord, tho loving gift
Wooiiyr In our song;
And may u J bright angelic choir,
Our thsLEtui otaiie nrolonK.
Tie treasurer OF tile church, Mr., W.
II. Weeks, made statement Of the
| hnsnosf, In whioh he pAid the cost Of
the building was ST, ,s0s 90; cost OF fur.
nish,na, 81, ,7O5i maktug 8 total Of $40,
613 53. To meet this there has been
/ Iaised and paid on building SO, 1853;
cash and pledges for furnishing, VI. 705;
cash aud pledges from dedication, 81 :.
los; total, 1883; leaving an unpaid
hA aaoe of %. $50 5S. considerable pait
OF which Is provided for In D. t'SSotly
fo.iAbls p,s'tgee, rot available o, The !
pr1eert time.
TIE Sunday school anniversary was
held at 2 80 O'Clock In tho afternoon,
and was opened with singing by the
scholsrs, followed with pray e- by supt. |
John Runner Of the morning school !
An address of welcome was delivered |
by Dsisy Sheppard, and three scholars
OF the infant Bcbaol, Alice LaWrer ce, !
Anna saiier and Matte Nnseni, gave
recltationa la very pltasipg manner.
A letter from WAohiug.on Jones was
road by w. Ii. Gregg, In which he re-
GREETED his inability to bs prscent, ana
sn closed his check. MT. Grpg said
tna' during the first year tha school had
RAISED S4O0, half OF which had bee-.
nsed for gas fixtures an, tLe rsnRir der
In the general fund. me large W, ,ndow
Ia the front Of the cf .aron co't Sl75 Nud
"as paid for BY the .ooiSI workers. Who
1 hsd slao obiigat 4 themselves to pay
Ior 70 we onsalo' a. In conolui ling he
paes9nsau 'aS miss Anna Lawrence with q
"S .nM,n, ~, Jrquet on behalf OF the
,1oy nn"S,. - " <s LAwrenos, who is now
,a,snioi W SAlk, has been an earnest aud
u 49, worker for tho church. Ad.
~ bNrero delivered by the Rvs. I.
Art wood and Il. l.. WAylAnd.
.tNTs was q large audience present
4 The evening, and addresses were
t,e.sered by the Rsv. T. M. Eastwood,
who gave 3 history Of tho church, aud
by tue Rev. Fl. L. WAyland, ID. D.,
editor Of the National Baptist.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Not tho Straight Gate,

Thsre Is mysterious gate en- Pleas.
ant street above Jackson, at the upper
end OF the lof belonging to the saloon
kept by widow woman. On last Sun
day and tho three Sundays previous
there hai been continual stream Of
persona going In and out of the said
aass. Tae presumption Is that there
may be election beer on hand, as there
are no signs OF the police making their
appearaDoa, although request has
bssn mado Tor them to LOOK into the
II Alter.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
oruei sport

A contest took placs bstvaen two
roosters Mt the corner OF FeoLt and
Adams streets, about one O'Clock Inst
Saturday aftein 1on ~hich attracted q
large crowd OF persons Although
eAoh Of the contestants had bis comb
badly torn and blei oonsiderably, none
OF the crowd interfered to end the ooua.
bat. but all appeared to enjay its con
tiauanca stngniAtly enough none OF
tEe police put In Bn appearance ard the
raWdies assembled were unmolehted.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Nd. r. SUTTON,
0BFhCE, g.
No, 1924 Market Street.

.zl Estate bought, sold. rented and ex-
tn,s tsa,,,c, AMI Loans negotiated at current
s.,,s sy' ,ld Income collected and promptly
HaIti-l ma, uyui. and al,
ppshgis 4 Jet OF ci and cnnaty property.
sls,tsl western Farm u Irtxages and De-
,s,t,,.s for sale Prlnciptl an interest
|inalleeL ,,s,-
y, ,r,sfinr-y "A with prom ptaes3, strict conn-
Ls.e AMI ample responsibility. AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Tho Ch,ldrsn's sAnme.

Workmen were engaged last week Ia
marking out the ground for the cellar
of the pew building OF tie Home for
Friendlesa Children and the excavation
viii be proceeded with Immediately.
George w. THOMPSON has the contract
lot tue mason work, and Canby Coz for
Tue brick work, upaer the auperviaion
Of mr. Mitchell, the contractor for the
entire building. Trees are aet ont and
other neoesesry improvements will be
'hade az eoon as practicable.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

A NASAL. IHJECTok troe with each
hottle OF Sh iloh's UItatrh ksm cd ,
Price so Genus. Sold by 4. f. Bantorrn
Ger. 2nd & Market str8ets.
OArARRH CURED, health snd sweet
breath eeoared, by Shiioh'o CAtAErh
Bemedy. Price 20 esuis. Nasal lnjso
tor freq. Dantosth's And and Market
Why WILL YOU cough whsu Skilph'i
Cure will give tinmediaJs reltaf, prtot
10 cents, 30 cents and 81. Sold by n
b. Daniorth. cor. 2nd u Market Sta,
sHTLon's CURE will iro med iststy n
lieVe Group, whooping Dough ami bcop
chttis. Sold by n. q. Daniorth, cor
2nd Il Market Btreste.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
sunday Bearings.

Before Judge Oummins, in the city
court yesterday morn inE, the following
cases were disposed OF:
George W. A bels and John A. F5ster,
two trarps, who weIo charged With
being crunk, weTo committed until this
morning.
Henry Smith, drunk. was hned Go
and costs. George Russell and William
bouldon, for disorderly conduct st the
ola foundry, on West Tenth street, weEc
required to psy 81 and 81 and costs re,
speotively.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Kn,an,s OF the tso,den maggie,

All brother Sir Knights are most cor
daily invited TO participate with Phtls.
oelphls Castls, No 8, K. G. f., on their
visit to Crosa End Grown UAstls, No. 2t
of New Jersss, on next Thursday even
ing, the Ath inst, TO meet at p, W. Il
B. r r, depst, at 8 O'Clock, aud 1t II
earnestly hoped that as many Str
Knights go Ss4posaible, aa we can as.
cure them thst they viii have good
time. A oonnmlttee wall meet us ..
Broad street station, Philadelphia.
Yours truly, COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Apo,ner Wedding,

DIR. Pussy HsAld, wfo disposed OF bic
HygeRn Home to tho Homeopathic Hos
pttAl Association. was married on the
19sh lust, to Mics LaurA Spear, OF
Giosonia, Pa by Friend q ceremony n
the residence OF the hride'a parents, In
the above panei town. DR. Heald Ia a
nephew OF the late Joshua Head, aud
has been a resideut OF our city ormauy
years. We wish hin. ard his bride
long life and much happiuesg,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

Mrs. NJ. A Taggart, having removed
from No. 6U7 Market to No. 8J1 Market
street, the is now settled and ready 20 re-
csive you All kinds of stationery and
school supplies on hand; fine stationery a
specially; Sunday school supplies Of all
kinds; children's books from 1c. up; all
kinds OF books got at publishers prices;
If not on hand will get In few hours
notice. Notions aud trimmings; infants
long and short dress S, our own make;
infants caps from 25c. up to S.; coacn
robes, and all things necessary for the
little ones. Ladies' aprons aud under
wear. Come and sse for yourself
Thankful for past patronage.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
w. W. Weir, Pnotog rapnsr,

all Market street. Entrance In Law.
tou's Btore, by elevator, direct to floor
Of gallery. No climbing of steps; new
and cIiginal scenery; either In door or
out door work, having every facility for
making more changes In styles OF pic
tlrea than any other photographer In
the state. Cabinets So r0r dos an. Call
and examine work. Walk in store and
yoa will be kindly rfosivsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Ch, gently "woIk IL o gr Jwler,n -
Fill Il not too high;
You'll mover miss tho lager
Iill tho keK runs dry.
The psmooret,o National L eaeas.

Lewis o. yandegrift, Esq. repre-.
sented the Young Mems Dsmocratlo
Club, Of tais city, at the meeting of the
Demooratis League, held mt the Eoff.
man House, New York, last Saturday.
IL was decided to hold the next National
Convention in Baltimore. some day DO.
tween June % and : uly 10. The Young
Mems Democratic Club have eleessd
the following DELEGATES to the oonvsn-
tion: Lewis O. Vandegrift. Esq j., Pat
rick Neary, William Salisbury, Dr.,
Eco, end Charles j. Onm pbaIl.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
ikohearslRg Anotior apsrn !.

Tho Choral Club have decided to take
up tho Bohemian Girl" aud pfsDens 1t
before tho CLOSE of the seSsoa. Tho
htudy will be commsnoed at 6nee, md
Ra the Emma Abbott Company will
give thiG opera in PhiiRdelphia on Wed
nesdsy aVentpg It !s proha bio tho entiro
club will be taken up TO witness IL.
new members will now be admitted,
ana those who contemplate Joining
anould make immediate application TO
n. ID. olowG2d, secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
a GeniuK.

Mr.. Kilmer, the undertaken, at the
corner Of Hinth and French streets, fs
9ulsk gsalrs in filing up novelties.
BE hAs hnt.t novel motor, driven by
water power, that runs small fan that
keeps tbs temperature OF the room al
ways pieaaant. The overflow from ..
trough iuns o mlHiature water wheel,
which drives coobler and man who
industriously makes believe he is Baw-
ing wood. The window is fixed up as
an aquarium, with gold hsh, alligator
and Dull frogs swimmtpg arouod In 1t.
Toe bull fro2s havs been ohastised, as
they made way on Saturday with one
of the gold hsh. Envy, We suppose,
did It, or the destroyer was attracted
by "aold."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
FplayIuy GOOD flealtn

Thomas Mitoholl, ths wsll.kp0wn
iupdertaker who went to North Caro-
Ina several weeks ago for tho benefit
at his health, Writss that he Ia rnueh
saprovod. Tha climate Ia salu6Gioua
Gaa tha surroundings all that could be
Rtehed for. He did rot slate When he
wcaid start h0mGward.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
rAe Improved ssaaitor OIL ssovs.

Iu Purchasing an oil stove four
things nre necessary TO be observed.
l. Positive safety.
2. Perfect combustion.
8. Stmpilcity Of CO cGRstruction.
4. Durability.
ALI of these very Important points you
will fad included ia the Monitor oil
stove NJ sos shipley street. III
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
window Ghsdes. winduw Shades.

House keepers wanting window shades
mace of tho best material and st the
!2~Set oaeh Prices. can get them at l..
Ii; sptinGer's. 229 Orange Btrest.
~. Is Venetian Blinds pSiDted and
ssinia2ed. All orders promptly hlled.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
The most asrseaple

As well as the most effective method OF
Headaches, Colds and Fepers,
or Cleansing the SYSTEM is by taking a
few doses OF the pleasant California liq-
uid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. All
druggists. N. B. Danforth, Second and
Market streets, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
a BOZ Of ..Lallr K.onh. rar 100.

Try itl Have you o cold? Uss NJ J.
Insll's Syrup OF Ter, wild Cherry and
Wood Naphtbs, price 3d.; Shakers
extract, 44o.; ssvuu Barks, 33s /; Pul.
qua, so,. Dan!or,h, druggist, 2ld and
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Patapsso superlatlve patent FIoui

Patapsso super,at,vs Patent Fiour'
stands nariVAlled for making good
bread; of rich, erosDiy color AMI.
fine flavor. II yorr grocer Goes not
keep 1T, you can get 1t Of:
John Z Marr, J.s Hamilton &5 OO
JAS. U. Morrow, j. jerome Smith,
Tatnall Brlu,, j. P. Almond & OK
W. g. Valentine, W. q. Phillipo.
VIM. K. Franz, Fell Il Joseph.
Phi.ip Pluukett, E. Griffith.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Still In o pr.carlous Condition,

John Toner, tha boy who wan ftraeh
on The E2sd Giih q stone By William
NeJ0ane7. 10 Hi'i in 81 rsasaFiaHs roEl-
oit'jn, a"d bis nttsnhing phTa'a,an. Or.
~ tcaer, sat ths5 thet3Jss uarZ'r 70
ss ~ sp;fsestaad r.. ,, fEsr H. FAa,.aasie0 Of
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Seed POTATOES.

The attention OF farmers aud truckers
Is called to the large and hne stock Of
seed potato oss now on hand and for sale
BY 9. n. Smeltz s. Co., at No. 1S East
Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Packed Up Their Traps ana skippsa

Packed Up Their Traps ana skipped.
, Once more our city Is rid OF y great
humbuging bluff gamo In ths disguis
OF "are sgle," but not forgotten by
many huntreds thAt were duped
through being persuaded by big flsm-
ing three sheet posters and magnstic
print into the clutches OF oily tongues
and swiDdled ont of their hard cam
ings by nisrepresentat They
would have operated in the city
throughout the entire season had 1t not
timnble oitizsp, Mr.. Louis Bellheimer,
made, by Offering TO deposit $500 90 In
the hands OF our worShy attorney gen.
eral or oity solicitor II the sharks could
prove that the trash they had, ever was
near burning ouudiug or they repre-
sented any insurance company In the
United Statss or Grea. Britain.
The city Is now rid Of "fakos" of
every description, from the "skin"
that sold prizs jswelry pack ages to the
street fruiter that sold condemned
oranges for csns apiece. There are
enough reliable clothing houses In VIII.
mington with tpotless regulations, and
the good Thinking public ought TO take
great pleasure In trying, by the proper
amount of reasonable argument, to
F'S'SHh shV Who uOu ttbu
newspapers from biting At poisonous
bait.
What More Gan Person pr~@otY
By extending ma your ohA you
eau obtain tho foilowtTH nh II
guarantee to bs 25 to 80 - cent.
cheaper than can be obtained from any
clothing houss where good, honest.
mado CLOTH ag is solo: A boys suit of
clothes, your choice of patterns, for
u rs, A youths suit Of clothes, your
choice OF l3 patterns, for S3 go. A
mans suit OF olothes, your ohotce OF 27
patterns, for 81 rs. Mems corkpcrew
suits. black diagonal suits rs low as
$500. ALI WOO cheviot suits 10 all
shadoS IS low as " 90. Prince Albert
suits for SIl 90. Cashmere pants for
Sl.75. Remember, a. no other place
than at Louis Fellheimer's Economy
Clothing Hall, 406 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
IinnnnAh

DIR. Lippirootes Specific Compound
for nepralk1a and chronic rhecmatiann,
prias 400. rsr battle. For ssla by
TAYLOR u FULLERToE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

A series OF battles have been fought in
the last few days between the Jones and
Green families, in Hancock County, Ten
nessee, and several are reported wounded.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

Fsr rast fi,tlng emit OF cloii e1 and
iayfe PsBs;tr1 - q .3Ha3z Gu.2 -
s.rip d SJd ca ohevlots, EiGe WAle
tis Soass.a mi b variety of ossaiS,sf fes.
10 s.l6otA Als( "a, oensnH Srar k Cotb!t,
n. 81 81 ~ .oa, 2sS 3EfcAal s.rsst.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
a l. srgain.

q zoos road mare that con ba driven
py iady. lt}s hnnds high. z years old.
oAn be bought right by opplying ri
hsas.a 49,; haok Of blacksmith ehep. On
ROC. ''-SOA 'oe "AoN-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

The fellow whs wors auoa stylish
suit on Market Etraet oa Sunday labt
hRl 1t made by Frank Onrbit, melohant
tailor, no. 233 MArSet street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

James Egersra's pure Canada Mat
Lsgsr keer. for sala by Oaariee j. b.
Beckett, acs Resr Seventh stroot, vii.
ninston-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

The place 10 oydrr your GprlrR suit,
and tas lsrS.at at sortuiapt CT eovds ~
'Pt,eot f,o1 esn bs fcand sE Thogp'a,
6lSH 44l4es ats 5ei.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
81. u pennls. No. Toa KlnE stspet.

hae o well sele0tei s.onE of spring NIL.
lire-y which eha ie bel,ing aa yii 5sd 10
defy competition. An cry Cg1t ft- u
the pablo ts solicited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

a., Al q, tae .stehs ard oerSect spriag and
S2u3neF 5;a..l, ETY. ,aa car ho hAd .. lrtnnts
Soso,f' S'a-li' merchant tallor, Ne, 2as Ma,Let
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Ee,noSai,

DR.. II. P. Evos, veterinary surgean, re
moved rrni No 6G6 French ttE0at to
No. G1o Weat greet, and hos succeeded
to the praaNes og Dr. ward y. Row.
:snd, former State vataTinarisn.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
Mouse pain.tug a7,d Gra'n'i,r.

Ls1.1 =. Etatr, ao.,so n...4#y. lfG
arAtner; 8. o., 100 Esst Sgv-u.sl ri. eet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

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O. taaG ool b.fs, a33 "a .rsses ,tgeet t' -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23

UhIna. claee and Q1eeraWaI0I H.. T
q, 7tl, oa0 Dc JI io,s a.ns.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-23
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-12

| hold on the reins, and was pulled by the
! horse clean through the bottom OF the
| buggy and up ont of the wreck, still holding
to the lines. About this time the bridal
! broke but he managed 10 catch the halter,
! and prevented the frightened animal from
running None of them We're hurt seriously
except the youngest child an infant Of five
/ or six months, whose SKULL was fractured,
and who is still in dangerous condition.
At Macon, Tuesday, the regular annual
couvocation Of the grand chapter Of
Georgia of the Knights of the Golden Rule
met at the rooms of Macon castle. The at
| tendance was fair, and much business of
importance 10 the order was transacted.
The following officers of the grand chapter
we're elected TO serve one year: A. A.
Dozier of Castle Columbus, No 81, elected
grand commander; C. NJ. Wiley, of Castle
Macon, No. "a, grand vice commander;
o. F. Adams, Castle Macon, No, "a,
grand secretary; c. j. Stroberg,
Castle Macon, No. "a, grand
treasurer; Theodore w. Ellis, Castle Macon,
No. "a, grand prelate; w A. Wyle, Castle
Macon, No. 81, grand herald; d. w. Bo-
land, Castle Macon, No 81 grand warden;
c. NJ Wood, Castle Macon, No. 81 grand
sentinel James H. Smith Of Macon was
elected representative to the supreme com
mandery to be held at Toledo, o. a. A
Dozer, of Castle Columbus, No. 81, was
chosen alternate. Theodore ". Ellis, of
Castle Macon, No "a, was elected supreme
trustee for three years.
Sylvania Wdtchmdn: Not long since we
heard Of two rather unusual, not to say
curious occurrences in connection with two
mich cows belonging TO Mrs. T. j. Wells,
near Scarboro One afternoon, when all
the COWS had come up and were in the pen
one that up to that time had been perfectly
gentle and kind, became suddenly violent
and angry, and ran every one furiously
from the pen, nor would she allow
anybody to come about her She
remained in this state until the
next morning when sho suddenly died
About the same time as one of the cows
was about 70 be MIXED one evening, Mrs
Wells notice that there was drop or two
of blood near the teat, and would not milk
it. A little calf was turned in, and. Of
course, went TO its.-mother and began to
suck. Soon the next morning the calf was
found dead. Now, what killed this calf?
But one explanation offers itself, and that
is that a rattlesuake bit the COW, and the
calf, drawing the milk away saved its
mothers life at the sacrifice of its own.
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RAILROAD RALLY AND BARBECUE
An Interesting Occasion at Mount
Vernon, Ga, Promised on Aug. l 5.

An Interesting Occasion at Mount
Vernon, Ga, Promised on Aug. Is.
AT large and enthusiastic meeting Of
citizens of Montgomery county at Mount
Vernon July 2, 1888, DR.. j. H. Sherod pre-
sided and James A. Riddle acted as secre-
tary. The object of the meeting was ex-
planned by Col H. w. Carswell. He
introduced the following resolutions, which
were adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS, That great mother of railroads in
Georgia, the grand old Central is now in labor,
and about to bring forth the fairest child of her
family, and proposes to settle that child upon
real estate in Montgomery county, and near our
county site; be it
/. Hesolued That we the citizens of Mount
Vernon and Montgomery county hail with pro-
found pleasure the news that the Georgia Cen
trial railroad is locating the permanent line Of
TINS road through our county, and pledge our
earnest support and influence toward its con
structiOn.
. Resolved. That if it should pass two or three
miles from Mount Vernon it wound sap the
foundations Of the town and in all probability
necessitate the removal OF the court house aud
Jail, our churches and academy, ruin our mer-
camille business and effect seriously all real
estate. We, therefore, desire that this meeting
or our citizens appoint committee to visit
Coils Belknap and \. r. Lawton, Jr., and also
that special friend # Montgomery, because
a part Of the commonwealth of Georgia,
in whose service he has grown old,
Col! joe Warren, and also other officials
of the road, and cordially invite them TO a
barbecue, to be given at Mount Vernon on
Aug IS, 1883, when they can meet people
and see our town, and so our people can see
them face to face, and welcome them as our
great benefactors and friends And this com
mlttee be requested TO urge for us that the
road be brought through Mount Vernon, or
very near it, pledging that we, the people of
Mount Vernon, will contribut to that end all
the material aid in our power
g. ResoiUed. That this committee carry to
Co.'s Belknap, Warren, and other officials of
the road, copy Of these resolutions.
Judge D. c. Sutton and Col Fountain
being called on, made short but pointed
remarks favorable to the adoption Of the
resolutions. The following co nmittees were
appointed:
Committee to visit the Central railroad
officials: j. A. Riddle, Dr. NJ. Morrison,
G. NJ. T. Mcleod, Thomas j. Coursey, w.
II. Mcqueen, Col McRae. T. b. Calhoun L.
Il. McLemore, John McRae, j. E. Grady,
$. B. Morris, ]. l.. Adams, NJ Sharp, S. ID.
Morris, H. w. Carswell, j. Clayton Glenn
ents, Col Dean Newman and Col w. T.
Macarthur.
Committee to receive contributions for
TIE barbecue and to manage it: John A.
Peterson, M. D. Hughes, George w. Adams,
l.. B. McLemore, James Higgs, w. C. Nc
Rae, Colon McRae, Littleton Sharp NJ. L.
Currier, J. ID. McGregor, A. w. Collins, E.
A. Holmes, Alexander Peterson, Alexander
McGregor, Thomas Thompson, H. G.
Thompson, William M. McLemore