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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01
Notes from Charlton County.

RACE POND, GA, July 3l.-We are in
the midst of mosquitoes, hard times, fodder
pulling and showery weather.
D. w. GOwder, of this place has shown
US some rich samples of III and silver ora,
taken from his mine in White county. He
owns there a body of la of $50 acres, on
which are located three gold veins,
ton. Mr.. Gowden also exhibits a
sample of corundum, which is found
in large quantities on lands owned by HIM
in Hall county, near Gainesville On these
lands can be utilized water power sufficient
for all mining purposes.
1t is reported here, that the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railw Y Company
contemplate building line from Jesup to
Folkstod, and lay double track from the
latter place to jacksonville, a distance of
forty-one miles. The line will connect with
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
rair adj and shorten the route to Florida
several miles. No doubt the building of
the Georgia Southern and Florida is the
incentive 10 action on the part of the
Savannah, Florida and Wes.ern to shorten
their line and retain former patronage.
We deeply sympathize with the gentle
man, who, in the ardor of his ambition
do something good for the state and
to achieve encomiums more durible
than the everlasting hills, pro-
poses to sell the Okefinokee for l2L5
cents an acre. This property belonging ;
the state, can be made val lie, and should
by no means, be bartered 'naught. TIE
Oketiuokee contains about 800. 600
acres, and can be drained at a cost not ex-
ceedlng SIS, 900. The land would be the
most produc i've Of any in the south. and
and would readily command IS per acre,
which will insure to the state about So, 600.
GOO after paying expenses of drai ling. The
fall IS amply sufficient to insu perfect and
complete drainage, it being about 400 feet
where the contemplated canal is to be
lOcated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01
GEORGIA FRUIT GROWERS.
Fourteenth Annual Session of tt
Horticultural Association.

Fourteenth Annual Session of the
Horticultural Association.
GRIFFIN, GA, July 31.-The 14th annual
session Of the Georgia Horticultural Asso-
citation assembled in the court house in this
city this morning, with President Berck-
mans in the chair. A number of new
members We're enrolled. The attendance
Is very large.
Secretary Kinsey of Savannah was in his
place.
Speeches of welcome were mads by Col.
Frank Flint on behalf of the city, and b :
Judge Hunt for the local horticultural So
ciety. Both were earnest and eloquent in
their addresses. Col P. J. Redding re-
sponded in happy manner in behalf of the
society.
President Berckmans made his annual
address, which was interesting and instruc-
tive.
Committees were appointed to pass upon
the exhibition of fruit. he display is We y
fine, and superb to any former exhibition.
An essay by Prof. j. B. Campbell of the
State University on pear blight was read
which was exhaustive in treatment.
An essay OF geraniums, by Mrs. Han
bury, and an essay on the scIppernoug
grape, by Miss Rosa Green, were read.
Reports from the congressional districts
were received announcing the largest fruit
crop ever raised in Georgia
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ON tn 6 DIAMOND.
Results OF ths Ganss Between the
Country's Lea ling Teams


WASHINGTON. July 30.-Base bail games
we're played to-day with tho following re-
suits:
AT Cincinnati
Columbus .........0 4 0 2 0 o. 6
Base hits: Cincinnati z, Columbus g. Errors:
Cincinnati /, Columbus 3. Batteries Smith
Wan and Earle; Gastright and Kemmer.
Al WashlngtJu-New York and Wash
ington played but three innings to-day
when the game was postponed on account
If rain. The score was-Washington 3,
New York 2.
at B,ltimore-The Baltimore Kansas
City game was postponed on account of
rain. NO games will be played tomorrow.
At Clevela ID
Cleveland. ........0 0 o. 0
Indianapolis .......0 l 0 0 o l
Base is: Cleveland ., Indianapolis g. Err
rors: Cleveland /, indianapolis % Batteries.
Bakey and thinner, Boyle and Buckley.
At Philadelphia
Athletic ............0 0 8 O o. r
St Louis ...........1 0 0 0 > o. 8
st. Louis 3, Athletic ,. Batteries: King and
Boyle. weighing and Cross
Al P.ttsburg-Raiu stopped the Pitts
burg Chicago game in the second inning
today. o home team had scored four
ruus and Chicago two. Gumbert was YER
wild, and although it had stopped raining
at the end of the prescribed thirty minutes
and the dust had not been laid, Capt. Ansor.
succeeded in convincing Umpire McQuaid
that the grounds were too wet to play on.
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sCHoNEHOFEN's BREWERY.
A Report That 1t Has Been Capitalized
for S3,OOOOOO

CHICAGO, July 31.-A private cable was
received from London to-day, stating that
the Peter Schonehofen Brewing Company
of Chicago had been Incorporated and CAPT
talized to the amount Of $4,000. 900.
half of which would be taken
in this city and half in London.
Ex-Mayor Carter Harrison and Franklin
Gray were mentioned in the dispatch a.
two of the directors of the new corpora
ton. They We're seen and said that they
hal been rendered the positions named and
had accepted. George P Schonehofen,
junior member of the firm
when asked concerning the report, said ::
''Sub.crlption books wore opened in Lon
don to-day for the placing tue STOCK in
the company, which has been capitalized at
S3,000,O00 We desire it Understood that
the brewery is not to pass into Englis
hands, for Peter Shonehofen hold, 81 per
cent. of the stock and will continue to do
so. Moreover, nu nber Of Chicago gen
tleman cabled to-day subscriptions for the
stock"
OMAHA BREwERIES SOLD.
OMAHA, NEB., July 3l.-Negotiations
were Completed to-day for the sale of ali
the breweries in Omaha to an T1ropean
sYndic tie for $500, 900. The lasers
are said to be the r ,thschlds.
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LIGHT HEELFD HORSES.
Threatening Weather and g Heavy
Track ct Saratoga


Track ct Saratoga
SARATOGA, Y, Y, July 3l.-Ihe weather
to-day was threatening and the track
heavy. The events we're as follows:
FIRST RAcE-six furlougs. Eminence won,
with Successor second and Nulerton third.
Time LIZ. NiEnOn ran into the fence AMI I'm
paled herself and shot.
SECOND RACE-Mie and sixteenth. White
nose won, with Leontine second and Minnie
Palmer tnlrd-ft ime 1854.
THIRD KACE-Slx fur.ongs. Marshall Luke
won, with Golightly sec nj and Kitty R, third.
Time l.2I.
FOURTH RAcE-MHe. George Corbet won.
witl>Fred Z!olg second E 4 WOOdburn third.
Time 1:-2.
FIFTH RAcE-MiIe and seventy yards Royal
Garter won, with BOccaciO second and George
Angus third, Time I:55
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New YORK, July 3I.-The events at the
Brighton Beach course tod y were as fol
lows:
with Cracksmau second and Raymond q. third
Time l.lsz<
SECOND FAcE-six aud half furlongs. Duke
OF BOURBON won, with FalsehoOd second and
klnN third. Time :29l5.
THIRD RAcE-Seven furlongs salida won,
with Bonnie 5 second and Young Duke third
Time l:3416
FOURTH RAcE-One mile and furlong. Bene-
dictine won, with Lancaster second and Miss
Coiy third Time 2:U2
FIFTH RACE-One mile aud sixteenth.
Panama won, with Calera second.
A FAMOTs PAGER DEAD.
JOLIET, ILL. July 3L-The fast pacing
stallion Sir Thornton was found dead in his
stall at the Joliet racs track this morning
1t Is rep ted that the cause of his death
was indigestion, brought on by cooling off
too 500 after his remarkable performance
az Aurora.
DEATH OF A VALUABLE STALLION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3l.-Near Har-
rodsnurg Ky, yesterday, the fine stallion.
PaladIn, of the ShermaI stock farm OF Now
York, died of collie. Paladin had private
record of 2 :32. and was valued at 81. 900.
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FIRE ON SHIPBOARD.
Coal Heavers Kept at Their Places at
the Pistols Point,

BALTIMORE, MD, July Sl.-Columbus
Old. Lee, of Hoffman, Les & Co, was a
passenger on board the steamer Alliance,
from New York for Rio In letter from
the latter place, he gives graphic account
of a fire on shipboard. They left Pernam-
buco on Sunday, July Z. On the following
night the fire was discovered between the
deck. ear the engine room. in 100 bales
of c tton and 400 barrels of rum, the first
intimatton being an explosion of tuerum
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY LIVES AFI.OAT.
Capt Boorse ordered the boats lowered
and 120 lives were ahoat. At daylight all
were taken again aboard, although the fir
was still raging. Bahia WAS reached on
July 9, the crew being kept at work throw
ing owe. board cotto and rum, the coal
beavers beng kept at their places at the
point of the pistol. A hole was drille
through the iron partition and the carpen-
ter held the water pipe, with the result that
he has become blind. The passengers be-
haved sole diily, not a man, woman or
child betrayi s the least fear. Eight hun
dred and four dollars was contributed to go
to the officers aud crew
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MOVEMENT OF MELONS.
The Car Loads Moved Yesterday and
Their Destinations

The Car Loads Moved Yesterday and
Their Destinations.
VALDosTA, GA, July 3l.-The following
carloads of melons were forwarded by the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway
yesterday; Boston l, Cincinnati 8, Louis
vile /, st. Louis l, indianapolis 2, Nasl-
vile l, New Orlean, 1, S,ndusky. O., /,
Lafayette /, Omaha l, Admission l, Savan :
nah l.
SENT OVER THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN.
MACON, GA, July 31.-Twelve cars OF
melons were sent from the Geo gia Sout j.
ern and Florida road to-day as follows: To
Atlanta s, Lexiu gton ?. Chattanooga 2.
VIA THE SOUTHWESTERN.
Cars of melons were shipped from the
Southwestern road to-day as follows: To
New York 8 Buffalo l, Cincinnati 10, st.
Louis 2, Evansville l, Louisville l, Chicago
2, Nashville 2. Pittsburg l, Canton l, At
lanta !, Chattanooga l.
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MARROW MENTION.
A Few Items of Personal and General
Interest

MARROW, GA, July 3l.-Miss Lula
Daniels of Augusta, Ga, is whiting the
family of Edward NJ Intyre.
Mrs K NJ. DuVae and daughter, Miss
Attic, left last night for Sparta, Ga.
William Exley of Savannah has rented
the Preston house. and Will move up in a
day or so.
W. L. Gignilliat Of Savannah is building
a fine dwelling short distance above Mar
Low
Miss Elieeta Launey of Savannah is Wis
iting Miss Laura Co per Of this place.
Mr.. J. II. Newton of Eden and
Mrs. G. L Ray of this place were
married in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. Mr.. Newtol is
one of EdeAs prosperous merchants The
briie is one Of Ehingham's fairest daugh-
terS
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NEW YORK's EXPOSITION.
The Men Who Are to Select the Four
Sub-Committees

O0O OOAAiAAAASbOOb
New YORK, July 31.-The president of
the chamber of commerce announced to-
day the appointment of Charles S. Smith.
J. E. Simmons, c. n. Bliss, W. P. Clyde.
A. +. Orr "nd A. r. Whitney as a com nit
tee to select the II mes of fifty representa-
tive bust Aess men from which Mayor Grant
may select the members of the four sub
committees on the worlds fair of 1892
Secretary Speer has finished his report on
the list of business interests t. be represented
on these committees and each one is asked
to subject TO the mayor tue ma Of a
representative to act for it on the mmit-
tee TO conduct the preliminary work for
The opposition. The four sub-committees
are to consist of twenty me bers each
on finance, on legislation, on site and bull l.
lngs and on perma rent orga izatlo I. Sec
rotary Speer'S list inc udes every known in
dustry in this city, Brooklyn, Jersey City
and Hoboken.
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REPORT OF THE CENTRAL.

The melon report Of the Central railroad
for yesterday is as follows:
Received at Savannah From Main Stem
Division-l car for Savannah, 4 cars for
Boston.
From Port Royal and Western Caro-
lima Railroad-11 cars for New York.
From the Savannah. Florida and Western
Railway-6 cars for New York, | car for
Boston.
Received at Atlanta from Main Stem
divisiol-3 cars for Atlanta
From Southwestern division-1 car for
Atlanta
From Western and Atlantic railroad-9
cars.
From East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad-2 cars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01
CREDITORS DISSATISFIED
They Allege Conspiracy to Freeze Out
the Small Claimants,

PITTsBURG, PA, July 3l.-The Cherry
Valley Iron Company aud A. Wilcox & Co..
small creditors of the iron firm of Graf,
Bernett & Co., filed exceptions to the
assignee's final report to-day alleging con
spiracy ON the part of the large
creditors. The Clinton and Millvale
mills, they allege, were sold to a syndicate
representing the latter for $4,000, subject
Millvale mill alone was worth $1,000 900
and the purchasers have been offered 500
900 for the Clinton mill. The court is a ,ked
to compel the assigues to maze a fair a d
just account of the property of the firm sold
by him for the firm.
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A Congress OF the Catnolic Laitv.

CHICAGO, July 31-A committee consist
ing OF William Graham of Chicago, c iair-
man, and Henry J. Sp auh> st of St Louis
and Daniel H. Rudd of Cincinnati to-day
Issued a call for a neral congress of the
Catholic laity of the ii ed States, to be
held in the city of Baltimore Nov. II and
II, 1889, to celebrate the cente NAL ami
versary Of the establishment of the Catho-
lie hierarchy Of the United States
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ARREST OF NOTE TELLER.
He Carried OFF 500 In Cash and
sos, 900 in Prom .ssory Notes.

~ 30N& NV
$685. 900 in Prom .ssory Notes
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 31.-Wm.
L. Ross, note teller in the Nevada Bank.
has teen arrested at Victoria B. c.. at the
request of the San Francisco authorities.
Ros obtained leave of a sence a few DAYS
ago, and a shortage of 81 800 was found In
his accounts, and promissory notes for over
$4,000 were also missi lg. + mo ey and
not were found in his possession when he
was arrested. rs will be prosecuted in V C.
toria foi bringing stolen property into the
dominion.
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London Yacht Club Races.

LONDON, July 3L-1he London yacht
club held It's annual regatta to-day. The
course was from Co YES eastward to Nab
aid return. The Valkyrie led from start
to finish, winning easily. The Yarana was
second and the Irex third. The official
time is: Valkyrie 3:4l:11, Yarana 1852,
IreK 3.56 40
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Melons were for arded over the Savan-
nah. Florida aid Western railroad july 80,
20 the following poi It's: Boston l, Cincin-
natl l, L uisvlle l. S.. Louis /, Indiana
polls ,, Nashville |, New Orleans /, San
dusky, O., l, Layflyette, Ind, l Evans
vile, Ind, l, Omaha l, Anneston, Ala, l,
Savannah l. Total 16.
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Ives and Staynor.

New YORK, July 31.-Lawyer Brooke
tried again to-day to have the indictments
against Ives aud st ynor, now in Ludlo y
street jail quashed. Judge OBrien
granted a writ of habeas corpus
and certioraii for review of the evidence
on which they were indicted. The case will
be heard in supreme court chambers to-
morrow.
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Whitney Not a Candidate.

New YORK, July 31.-Ex- Secretsrv
William c. Whitney writes to the New
York Star with reference to the report tha :
weekly paper would be started at Wnsn-
ington in his interest as a ca tdidats for the
presidency. Mr. Whitney says he is not
and shall not be a candidate for the nomi1
nation to that Office, nor to any othar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01

Having made arrangements to handle the
celebrated Chewacla (Alabama) Lime, which
has held the first place with contractors and
bricklayers for twenty years, as also Roseudale
(Lawrencevill4) Cement, and Portland (Englis h
Cement, am prepared to fill orders promptly
Tor these wel-known and standard articles: also
for Shelby and Georgia Lime, Calciined Plas-
ter, Cattle and Goat Hair Soliciting share
OF patronage, very respectfully
DENIS j. MURPHY.
Office Drayton street. Citizens Bank Build
ing. Telephone 49,
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A RAILROAD MEETING.
Columbus Southern Shareholders
Elect officers.


COLUMBUS, GA, July 3l.-At II o'clock
this NOR ing a called meeting Of the share
holders of the Columbus Southern Railway
Company was held at the Office Of Mayor
Cliff B. Grimes for the purpose Of passing
upon the form Of NOR gage to secure the
bonds TO be issued, and for sue other uusi-
ness as might be b ought before it. There
was very full representa- ION Of the share
holders, and all seemed jub.lant over g
prospect Of the early completion Of the
road. A resolution al puing q certain
form Of mortgage to secure the bond was
passed.
TIE DIRECTORS.
The following board Of directors was
elected: T J. Pearc., Ne.son Tiff, S. a.
Garter, J. p. Kyle, James 4. Lewis, John
Stephens, Cliff B. Crimes, f. T. Blanca
ard
The directors met and elected the follow
ing officers: T. j. Pearce, president; Nelson
Tit, vice president; Cir b. Grimes, secre-
taIy and trea ,urer; A. Lit lie, attorney.
The cOntracLO,s have agreed to complete
the road to Albany y March l.
Prof. a. p. MOoty, superIn endent Of the
Columbus public SCHOOLS, was stricken with
paralysis last ght and is now critically
Ill. 1t is feared that he may not recover.
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Bay State Republicans.

BosToN, July 3l.-At a meeting of the
republican state central committee to-da
Sept. p was fixed as the date and fremont
Temple, Boston, as the place for holding
the state convention. Ex-Gov. Robinson
will be the presiding officer and Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge Chairman of the committee
on resolutions
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we nave transferred to Mr.. d. j. Murphy the
sale or our well'known brands of Lime and Ce-
ments. Our friends as also contractors and
builders generally, may rely on procuri & from
nr Murphy the same high grade of material
WHICH we nave dealt in for many years.
JOS. A. ROBERTS & co.
n. Borders may still be sent to us direct as
heretofore.
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MEETINGS.
HAUPT LODGE NO. s., /. o. o. F

HAUPT LODGE NO. IS, 1. o. o. F.
The regular weekly meeting of the lodge will
be held THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock.
Business OF importance to every member viii
be tran acted \ full and punctuai att ndance
is earnestly reluested Members of other
lodges and transient brothers are fraternally
invited 10 meet with us.
By order Of FRANK FREIHERR, y. 6.
A. n. .dANUCY. Secretary
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THE WORKsIANs AND TRADERS LOAN
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The sixty-ninth 69th) regular monthly meet
ing Of this Association will be held at the Office
of the Secretary, 11s Bryan street, THIS Thurs
day EVENING at s O'Clock
GEORGE W. LAMAR, President.
J. L. WHAT.EY. Secretary.
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Highwaymen Stop a staqe.

SAN ANDREAs, CAL, July 81. - The
Sonora and Milton stage was stopped bv
two highwaymen, near Cooperopolis. Wells
Fa go q Cos. safe was blown open. but
was found to Mt lin nothing. Fifty seven
the robbers received. - GA
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Three Young women Drowned

IsHPEMING, MICH, July 3l.-Three
young ladies of go family, named Flana-
gan, Nee be and Farrell, were drowned
last night while trying o cross Menomonee
river ia a boat. The bodies have not vet
been recovered.
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CoRPsEs BESIDE THE TRACK.
The Bodies of Two Negroes Found a
Few Miles From Albany.

ALBANY, GA, July 3l.-From passengers
off the Brunswick and Western railroad to-
day, it was learned that two negro boys
were found dead beside the track One
body as at the 81 nile post aud g other
was at the 104 mile post. The one at the 81
mile post is thought to have had his throat
cut and been laid on the track for blind.
The other was evidently struck by an @
CINE Tuesday night. When found by through
freight train No. 5 about 10 ocl ok thi,
morniug the corpses were lying by the
track all alone.
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Guests of the third Georgia.

ATLANTA. GA, July 3l.-Tne veterans of
the Ihlrd Georgia regiment in reu ion at
Fort Valley, have + their guests a detach.
ment of tae Mn b New York Volunteers.
whom they had met during the war. The
reception was cordial.
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HAVE YOU EVER TASTED
REILY's TOMATO CHUTNAl
If not, you will find it to be

One of the Pleasant Surprises of Your Life.
IT'S said that there is nothing new under the
SUM-" This is NEVIS indescribable In short,
it is the most delicious sauce ever evolved from
the tomato, and can be used with more salts
faction in greater number of different dishes,
and different ways, than any sauce ever made.
Try it with hot or cold meats, with fish, soups,
hot buttered toast etc. l could fill this paper
with endorsements, commentators and words
or praise from the hundreds who have bought
this article from me during the past two years
1t is now ready for delivery.
19-GalIon stone Jugs. ..................... 80 IS
1-Gallon Stone Jugs. Observation-Disclosures. 40
2-Gallon Stone Jugs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 20
9-Gallon Stone jugs. Observation-Disclosures. 95
JOHN j. RELY,
importer and Specialist,
Telephone 1865. Whitaker Street
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MERCER UNIVERSI TY,
MACON. GA

FULL FACULTIES. FIVE SCHOOLS
/: The Preparatory Department 2 The College
Of Liberal Arts. g. The scientific Department
4. The Department of Theology s. The Law
School TUITION FREE In the Departmental
Liberal Arts, Science and Theology. FALL
TERM BEGINS on last Wednesday (25thl inSeP
TENDER. For Ca alogue and other informatill
address REV g. A. NUNNALLY, D. D.. Pres
dent, or JOHN J. BRANTLY, Sec. pro ten,
Macon, Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

friday AUGUST at O'Clock p. NJ instead
of to-day, for Fernandina and way landings
c. WILLIAMS. Gen. Apt.
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DEATHS.


MUMFORD-Died, at Waynesville Ga, July
II, 1859, after a few days Illness, SYLVESTER
MUMFoRD. in his 10Th year.
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THE OGLETHORPE SEMINARY

THE exercises of this institution will be re
Il sumed on OCTOBER FIRST. 1889, at Is
Jones street, corner Of Whitaker. The Pina
pal will be absent frcm the city during the sum
mer vacation. In this interval all desi ed 1fot
nation in regard to the school can b. obtained
from Mrs. VIM. HARDEN, SO Gordon street
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SIX DOZEN

Pongse and Alpaca Coats and Vests. also a
good assortment of Cashmere Pants. for sale
very low at JAUDON'S, 100 st. Julian st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisement inserted under "Specidl
Notices" tciH De charged 81 90 Square each
insertion.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, EE9 9T 964l

This College enjoys the powers of Univar.
sity and is conducted by the Jesuit Fathers h
is situated in very beautiful part of New
YORK County, between the Harlem R. and L l.
Sound. Every facility is gwen for the bsst
Classical, Scientific and Commercial Education
Board and Tuition per year, $500. STUDIES
reopen Wednesday, September a. 1882
st. Johns Hall. Preparatory School for
Boys from 10 to II, is under the same direction
For further particulars apply to Rev. JOHN
SCULLY, S. j.. Pres
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NOTICE

is hereby given that the Industrial Relief Soci-
ETY. and Home for the Friendless will be closed
from Aug. l to Oct. while improvements are
being made on the building Grits and meal
will be distributed from the door on Drayton
street every SATURDAY MORNING.