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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-12
DODGE couHTYs FATR.
The Exhibits IN ali Ehe Departments
Highly CreditsoIe.

EAsTNAs, Ga, Nov. 1.-The second an
nnal fir a Dodge county ended SATURDAY.
The fair which was held last year was tie
first. and was merely an experiment, Bat Il
indicated what could be done in this county.
and 1t encouraged and stimulated produc-
tiOa. since that time suitable grounds
have been procured, buildings erec ed, an
associatI Oh formed. and the permsnency OF
the Dodge county fair IS nov assured The
far Just closed was a success IN every par
ticalar, but tbs one % b hsld nsxs year
VIII Be undoubtedly greater s1cosss All
things considered, the exhibits would have
done credit % some Of tbs Oldest and bes-
counties IN Georgia There was an eK-
hIbit Of corn that could hardly b
SURPASSED Ia the state, bang
yield Of hfry-fTe bushels Per acre
FANCY WOODWORK
The fancy woodwork in Georgia pine
would have been valuable addition % the
state fair or Piedmont exposition. There
were stalks Of okra which we're enOrmousin
Sis and hight. The sugar cane, sweet Pc
tatoes, cotton, oats, rye wheat, barley and
turnips were about IS hns as could be, and
ether agricultural products were excellent.
Tie apples. pears, grapes, figs and other
fruits were as good a any equity can boast
OF There was one tang, however. 70 which
the people Of this county need 70 devote
more attention, and that Is the improve
meot Of their livestock. for while the
horses, cattle and hogs made very credit
able exhibit, still there is considerable room
for Improvement in this department..
EXHIBITS OF TIE LADIES
Too much cannot be said Of the exhibits
in the woman's department. Without them
the fair would no: have been such a success
The jellies. wines, canned fruits and vege-
tables, preserves, pickles, cakes, breads,
fancy needle work, crsyon, portrait. china
and oil paintings, art work, flowers and
household products were as good as could
be found any where.
In fact, the exhibits in all departments
were too good to further paracularize.
Much praise Is accorded to DR.. II. Fisher,
the worthy president Of the Dodge County
Fair Association, and 70 those who aided
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SALOONS AT ORLANDO.
a Liquor Seller Fights the Councils
New Ordinance

a Liquor Seller Fights the Councils
New Ordinance
ORLANDO, FLA, Nov. AT a meeting
Of the city council on Oct. 10, an ordinance
was passed prohibiting saloons being nearer
together than 400 feet, prescribing that
there should Be but one entrance or exit,
and that on the street; that there must be
no painted window curtains, partitions, or
anything Of like nature, with an object Of
obstructlng public view Of the bar. This
ordinance was 70 go into effect should the
local option election, TO be held the next
day, reverse the decision Of the election Of
two years ago, at which time the against
selling votes in the county outnumbered
the ''for selling" by 800. This years cleo
ton gave the VETS $50 majority.
The question then arose whether the
council had not overstepped their power in
the enactment Of this ordinance A test
case was brought up before the circuit court
last Tuesday in that Of D. George johnson
Va the city for refusal to grant him a
license owing TO his location 70 sell being in
violation Of the ordinance, there having
been license issued to another party to sell
in building just across the street from
where johnson desired TO locate
Yesterday Judge Broome granted a per-
enptory writ Of mandamus and ordered
the city TO issue the desired license. The
court also decided that the city has no
power to restrict the distance that saloons
must be from each other, or as to the num-
Der OF entrances to a room occupied by
them; also that the council cannot prohibit
stained windows, curtains, or partitions, or
any obstruction Of like nature from being
put up. The city will probably appeal
from this decision.
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TRAstps NOT ALL IGNoRANr.
One Taught Schoolboys Algebra and
Another Played Classic Eussc-

One Taught Schoolboys Algebra and
Another Played Classic Eos.c-
A few days ago q party Of some five or
six schoolboys, On their way kone, stopped
il front Of the hone Of one Of thsir num-
bsr. The conversation went from ole
study 20 another until II reached the sub
jec: Of algebra; here L stopped; one Of the
bows declared hinself unable 20 perform q
difficult prsblem in Guadratics which had
been as ig1ed 70 him dis companions
tried 70 help hin, but after al hands had
failed il was given up as bad job.
An old and bssotse5-looking Individual
who was shoveling coal few doors sxay
la I b4s1 watching the boys for some tiIns
with look Of amusement on his grimy
faca. After each one had tried and failed,
be slowly laid down his shovel, picked up
piecs Of coal. and, waking quietly up 70
the boys, requested paermissl . % look at
tie problem. After a good deal Of laug
ing il was shown 20 him, and without say
ing word be quietly set to work, ard ia a
few moments tad correctly completeo the
example, writing it out on the pavement
with the bit Of coaL The boys looked on
IN wonderment, and could hardly believe
their eyes, but we're not slow to take adj
vantage Of the state Of affairs, aud in few
been Transferred % paper.
The coal beaver in the meantime had re-
sumed his work, which was soon completed,
and the last seen Of him he was disappear
ing In the side door Of a saloon.
On another occasion party Of four men
and one woman were seated IN the parlor
Of a hotel not far from this city. Adjoin-
ing the parlor was the barroom. Leaning
against the bar, leisurely drinking, were
several countrymen. A. one Of the tables
sat tramp half ASLEEP. His arm was
curled up, forming support for his shaggy
head, which was covered with tattered
SLOUGH hat Of ancient manufacture. Sud
denly, through the half open door. there
came the sound of music; the loungers
stopped drinking for moment. bat
almost Immediately resumed their occu-
patton. Nobody noticed the tramp At the
first sound he had raised bis head from the
table, and his eyes seemed glued to the door
through which the music came. AS il pro-
ceeded he rose and torered toward it, but
just as he entered the room the music
stopped All eyes turned on the tramp,
who was making straight for the piano,
which be reached a moment later. Lightly
running his dirty fingers over the keys. sud
denly he began 70 play Mendelssohn's "Wed-
ding March For nearly half an hour the
tramp sat thus, playing nothing but the
choicest classical music with a touch and
execution that was itself a marvel. The
listeners sat astonished and in silence that
was not broken until the tramp rising
from the piano, took up his hat, and, going
through the barroom to the door, dlsa D.
peared down the muddy road.
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The Second Liar Shut Out the First.
From the Chicaoo Journal

You may not believe me-" said No. |
but what Pm going to tell you is gospel.
Up.at Silver Lake last summer | caught a
half pound pickerel. He wasn't much of n
fish compared VITA others that Pa got, so |
threw him in again, first, however, clipping
his tail into the shape of a heart SO l would
know him again. Would you believe ita |
have just come from there now, and I
brought with me that same fish. I caug a {
him again, but he gave great fight this
time, and no wonder, for he weighed
between six and seven pounds. The heart
shape of his tail was perfect, just as hal
put it."
II can quite believe your story, - returned
the second young man, thoughtfully, "for
had a very similar experience myself. Last
year at the seashore l caught an enormous
bluefish. had plenty of Others, so
thought I'd mark this one and let him go.
didn't like to cut him, 50 l took silver
whistle that carried GU my watch guard
and tied it to the tail Of the fish. Only last
week. just before left there, caught the
same fish. He was no bigger than he was
the last time | had seen him, but the little
whistle had grown into fog horn."
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BURGLARY AT ALBANY.

The Residence of J. r. Forester Ran
sacked-Two Arrests.
ALBANY, GA, Nov. Ill. r. Forester
was aroused from sleep about o'clock this
morning. He arose and began search
through his residence. He found that his
room had been burglarized of Mrs Forces
ter's jewelry casket and other valuables.
R. 8. Patillo's room was also rihed of valua-
bles. The matter was reported to tho police,
who soon struck a hot trail, and before
night two nimble-hngered gents were lodged
behind the bars. The same night attempts
were made TO enter the residences of DIR.
2. l. Hillsmau and Marshal Westbrook.
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SHOT IN TIE ARM.

a Negro Peacemaker's Good Inten-
tons not Well Received.
SAEDERsvILLE, Ga, Nov. 11.-Saturday
night a difficulty occurred on the Wilker-
son place, two miles east of here, In which
Sol Bradley (colored), was shot in the left
arm at the shoulder. He was attempting
to pacify two other negroes. named Rufus
Bellamy and Abe Martin. when the latter
turned on him and fired twice, the first shot
taking effect.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

have sold out my drug business, on the
corner Of West Broad and Bryan streets. to
MESSRS. J. c. MINIS and E. j. KIEFFER, who
will continue the business at the old stand
under the firm name OF j. c. MINIS & co. Mr.
J. G. MINIS having at one time been in my en-
ploy, take great pleasure in recommending
him as a careful and competent pharmacist.
Thanking my patrons for past favors, 1 am,
very respectfully. VIM. F. HENDY.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MURKEE.-Tbe r. arives and r.=nas Of sar.
and Ms GEosGE n HUEKES and 4r. and Mrs
Jim 2 Beckett and family are respectfully IL
FI-ed 20 attend the funeral Of the former from
Is lste resicence. corner OF Farm and Mar
gzret street. az O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
CASOS-The relatives and friends Of MIS-
Mary BoUgQ-IN CAS1N arr invited 70 attend her
funeral TON her late res ience. 10 Gordon
strest. a. 9 oIclock THIS AFTERNOON
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BENJAMIN GETS OFF.
A Ruling of the Court That Made Con.
viction Impossible.

ORLANDO. FLA, Nov. 11.-To-day's ses-
sion Of the court in the Benjamin case was
OF short duration. On the opening of the
court st. Clair Abrams, counsel for the de-
Tense, arose and said: MAY it please the
court, in view Of your honor's ruling of Sat-
urday wish to withdraw from this case.
j have the consent of the murdered mans
friends" The court ruled Saturday to
exclude evidence showing the antecedent
relations between the parties. States At
torney Beggs seeing the impossibility of
making out a case under this ruling asked
permission to enter nolle proseom. A
juror was then withdrawn from the box.
and the jury and prisoner were discharged.
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Sheriff Taylor's Murderers.

ORLANDO, FLA, Nov. 11.-Sentence was
passed to day on William Hanseu and Will
lam James both colored) for the murder of
Deputy Sheriff Taylor at Sanford last
June. James was sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment and Hansell to hang.
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KILLED ON A HUNT.
An Attempt to Raise a Clergyman
Gun Results in Death.

An Attempt to Raise Clergyman's
Gun Results in Death.
ROME, GA, Nov. ia sad accident &C.
CURED near Cedartown to-day. Rev. C. K.
Henderson, pastor of the Baptist church,
and Gabriel Jones went bird hunting this
morning. Rev. Henderson's gun was acct
dentally fired and almost blew Jones' head
of. killing him Instantly. Jones was be-
hind the minister, and, seeing the muzzle OF
tue gun pointing 10 ward him, attempted to
raise the muzzle with his hand. Rev. Hem
derson, it is thought, had his finger on the
Trigger, expecting a covey OF birds 10 be
fusned, a when Jones raised the muzzle
the gun fired and its contents struck him in
Tue forehead, killing him instantly. The
minister is almost frantic with grief.
BEEcHAMs PILLS cure bilious and no..
yous ills 3 gaia HS- :
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Augustus Exposition.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov 1l.-Augusta will
hold another exposition next fall There
was an enthusiastic meeting of citizens to-
night, at which S11. 900 was subscribed and
the ball set In motion
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Killed by an Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov ia terrific
explosion occurred about 4 o'clock this
afternoon in Wylie 81 Wallace's ohemic al
work.. Three men were killed and sever al
injured.
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Weavers Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred weavers at the Berkshire Manufactur
ing Company's mills at Frankfort struck
to-day, because of notice of reduction
IN their wages.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We, the undersigned, having formed CO
partnership for the purpose of carrying on a
general drug and prescription business at the
corner of West Broad and Bryan streets, under
the firm name of J. G. MINIS & CO., will be
pleased to serve our friends and the public
generally at that well known and popular drug
store. Asking continuance of former patron
age, we are, very respectfully.
J. C. MINIS,
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE

READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE.
have used DR.. Ulmer's Corrector in nv
family for some time, and can testify to il
eIncacy as great family medicine. For ladies
tnlnk 1t unrIvaled. GEO. NJ. KNIGHT
Blandon Springs Ala
Would not take $1,000 for the good derived,
from the use OF Ulmer's Liver Corrector
H H. KAYTON. New York
Recommended by prominent physicians, and
awarded highest prize over competitors Ask
Tor ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR, aud take
no other. Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ D., Pharmacist.
Savannah, Ca
Price 81 per bottle. II you cannot obtain the
"Corrector" from your druggist. send your
order direct, and it will be forwarded by ex-
press, freight paid.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAL ESTATE
offerings Worthy the Attention Of Investors.
MPROvD PRoPERr

IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Five tvo-sto-y residences. vel finished with
co1Feniences for easy hoSls=keepios AMI a.
ways OCCUPIED By good tsnzn-s-iEinnes. ard
Montgomery.
Five three-story houses ard tzo one-<rorv
houses n the rear q Joachim S-resc. convent ssr
% ThzrTes ami presses. A bargain can - as
IN this property
Lo- No D DAVIS ws-i. soxss. sna he in
prOEenents-ozDEzzD SOLD AZ ONCE
Two pieces q Bay street props-tv in To- h-,Si
ness eenier-splecold Sez26s fer wholesase basi-
The large ard oounodiosls cotton warehouse
knoEn As -L9rhrops- having q fun fronta-e on
h I've. street raIlroad- and The same on the Bay
street level Tnis property Is well ADAPTED 70
stor2s= purposes Or for manufacturing
A neT two-stOry residence On Lo-ch street.
AID lo- eu1i0-can be sold On eaSy payments.
A sood property for improving, on Hunting
don, three blocks from til pSrk. 77x72 on cor.
ner, and has two wood houses On IL
The valuable property on Bryan street ad
Joining the Pulaski House, and known as the
Pulaski Stables"
A valuable piece OF corner property on Lib
ertY street, near the Depot hotel
Residence in Cor ion bIock-one of the cbeap-
est homes 10 be had in this city.
An elegant home on South Broad street with
full lot.
A large residence on CASTOR street, between
Abercorn and L ncoln.
vel built and conveniently arranged resi-
dence with south and east frontage beautiful
garden, stable. and necessary outbuildings, on
whitaker and Henry streets
No $50 Waldburg street. six rooms besides
bath, for e., 500
a splendid investment on southeast corner of
Perry and Jefferson streets having a store and
residence on the corner OF the lane, with the
street front vacant.
Residence and full lot in splendid locality.
to wit: Perry, between Barnard and Whitaker
streets.
Corner lot Jefferson and Harris with two
STORY residence on English basement, also
small house on Harris streets-all under good
rentals.
Elegant residence with all modern improve
ments, location very desirable, on Huntingdon
near Abercorn-lot very large.
Ten room house. besides store, recently built.
a splendid stand for business in the eastern part
Of the city.
Store and residence containing five rooms be-
sldes the bath room, corner of Henry and Mont
gomery streets.
A splendid investment corner Wilson and
walker streets, five houses renting in the ag-
or gate for forty five dollars per month. Being
near the z. r. K they are always occupied by
responsible and prompt tenants.
two-story residence. conveniently ar
ranged and well built, on West Broad street.
near Henry.
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Oak, Pine and Liehtwnnd.

Have removed my wood yard TO corner
Gwlnnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone77. r. B. Cassels.
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NOTICE TO JURORS.

The Traverse Jurors of the City Court of Sa-
vannah will report on THURSDAY MORNING
morning By order of
HON. W. D. HARDEN, Judge.
PHIIIP M RUSSELL. Clark
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ARMOUR PACING COMPANY.

ARMOUR PACKING Co., Kansas City
ARMOUR & Co., Chicago.
H. o. ARMOUR Co., New York.
ARMOUR PACKING COMPANY,
DEALERS IN
FIR K III EATS,
Smoked Pork Sausage, New York Bologna
Sausage, Bologna sausage, Liver Sausage
Frankfurter Sausage, etc, Picked Pigs Feet
Picked Pork Tongues, Picked Trpe.
THE FAMOUS TIN TAG BONELESS HAM.
Stalls IL and Al Savannah Market.
Telephone 1926.
Your orders respectfully solicited.
CHAS. A. DRAYTON, Manager.
L. L. GIBSON, Salesman.
Mr.. Gibson is in the city, and will give his
personal attention to the Sausage and Picking
business.
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ATTENTION, GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.

You are hereby summoned to appear at your
armory. in full uniform, THIS AFTERNOON,
at o'clock, sharp to attend funeral of Private
GEORGE MURKEE. By order of
JOHN DERST, Capt. Comdg.
NJ G. HKLMKEN. Orderly Sergeant
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SPECIAL NOTICES
n o r T on


NO It ON,
Sole Agent in Savannah for the sale q.
THE IRON KING.
SOUTHERN GIRL,
-ASD-
FARMERS FRIEND COOKING STOVES
THE LIBERTY, HANDSOME
and
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CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting of the assocl-
alton will be held THIS CTuesday) EVENING
at O'Clock. A full attendance is requested as
the gymnasium class will be reorgani zed.
P. F. GLEASON, Pres ident.
JOHN F. HARTY, Recording Secretary.
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SAM RANGES

THE YORK BELLE FIREPLACE stow
substitute for fireplace CRATES. VIII -.
more than double the heat of the ordinary A..
place crate Can be fitted to all sizes % -
or nautel openings. Fire can be kent con-.
ously. Crate and fire pot can be replace -
required without removing stove from freDl.o.
Its construction is such that it can h.
either as an open fire or close stove oo,..l
is admitted at the bottom, passing aroma =.
IRE chamber and out into the room ,,-,.--
the top of the stove, thus keeping the -
constant circulation, and heating the nan,
alike in every part.
HOT AIR FURNACES.
j. ". NORTON, Art
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- - - -, - Iool VIZ OF whitaker
JULIAN sCHLEY,
GENERAL INSURANCE Acrv-
116 BRYAN STREET.
Savannah, Ga.
Having been appointed agent Of the ,,o
excellent and reliable Fire Insurance a..
panies:
THE GEORGIA HOME, OF CoLuMBus. G..
THE GIRARD, OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Also Of the good, old, reliable Life Insurance.
Company,
THE PENN MUTUAL, OF PHILADELPHIA. p,
am prepared to serve my many friends and
the public generally
Thanking them all for past favors, rsspect.
fully solicit share of their patronage.
NOTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT
The ball under the auspices of Haupt Lodge
No So, l. o. o. F., which was to be given =,
Turner hall tonight, has been postponed, owing
to the death of Mr. George H, Murken, mem.
Der Of the body.
Holders of tickets are hereby notified that
TUESDAY. DEC. 3, 1889,
Is the date selected for the ball.
A. N. MANUCY,
Chairman of Committee.
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FIRST REGIMENT OPGA.. U.R.K. of

FIRST REGIMENT OF GA, U. r. X. OF p.
General Orders No. II:
l. Divisions Nos. and 3 are hereby ordered
10 assemble at Castle hall THIS AFTERNOON,
at 2:5O O'Clock PM to pay the last tribute of re-
spect 70 our deceased brother GEORGE MURKEN.
Full dress uniform
II. The staff in city will report at same place
and time. By order of
r. F. HARMON, Col Comd'g
Attest: WM. MCHARRIE ist Lieut. and Adit
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SAVANNAH CADETS.

HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. II, 1889.
General order No. 81.
/. You are hereby ordered to attend regular
monthly meeting of the corps in FATIGUE UNI
FORM. to be held at their quarters THIS Tues
day EVENING, 18th inst, at O'Clock
III. Important business will be brought before
the meeting, and every member is expected to
be present.
I'LL Members in arrears are reminded that
this is the meeting after the quarterly" and
that no more time will be given them.
BY order OF CAPT. H. NJ BRANCH &
Commanding.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

have limited amount of the following
securities for sale:
Georgia Southern and Florida, First 6s
Savannah and Western, First Consolidated IS,
Guaranteed.
Marietta and North Georgia, First IS Consoli-
dated. +. G. WILLY, Broker,
Do BRYAN street
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HOT AIR FURNACES
JULIAN sCHLEY

Bryan street, ID door west of Wb;+.L
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MEETINGS.
OGLETHORPE LODGE 40. 4. l. o. O. y

oGLEIHORPE LODGE NO. 4, l. o. o. p.
A regular meeting vii Dc held II the new
hall IN second story Of lecture room OF Trinity
church THIS Tuesday EVENING az s O'Clock
street
Members OF sister lodges and transient
brothers are cordially invited 70 meet With Us
JSO- A HUTTON. Noble Grand
J. H Fl. OSBORNE Secretary.
HAUPT LODGE NO. IS, |. o. O. F.
BEoTHERs-A special meeting OF the lodge
will Be held THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.3O O'Clock
al lo1ge room, corner Of President and Jefer-
son streets, for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute Of respect 10 our deceased brother,
GEORGE II. MURKEx
Members of sister lodges are fraternAIIy
invited 70 mest with Us By order Of
FRANK FREIHERR y. G.
A n. AASUcY, Secretary
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

The annual session of the general
assembly Of the Knights of Labor con-
venes here tomorrow, and great gather
ing OF knights from the union and Canada
Is expected. About l30 delegates arrived
during the day and tonight. and at mid
night eneral Master Workman PowderIy
registered at the Rmball. The assembly
viii remain in session ten or fifteen DAYS.
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THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL LOAN AssO-
CITATION.
The fortieth regular monthly meeting of
series will be held at the office of the
secretary court house, THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
ING at . o'clock.
NJ j. SOLOMoNS, President.
WV. D. HARDEN, Secretary
Nov. ~, 1889
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