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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

CF5cseo. July s. IN TIE csse of IN. City
q Chicago - william EsnuT. Judge H0Y
ton rpis8 fhst where arrests ere made
without wsrrsBts prosecution Uust be On
written charges 50 that the accused osn
have chenee for defense This. 81 uphe %
~ tie higher courts. Efll rslssss GO prs
oners fro8 ths Bri1eNeI
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Esw YoEE. July S blanche Noil and her
husband Psui. who were committed 70 jail
on charge % emtezzling 5000 francs
from tie banking house of Bellsoois 4 Co.
TaIis. Trance. were sTraigned and waived
examination They have decided 20 return
70 Paris and viii sssl ss soon - the nsces-
sary papers for their return are made 0ut
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
HEALSH S WEALTH.

Or r. e Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
. 8guaraateed specific Zoe Hysteria bigzfHess.
t0nVulsionx. Pits. Nerv ors Neuralgia. Head
ache. Nervous Prastrz prt s~.nSea hv the uss
of alcohol or Tobacco. WakstuinesS. Mental
fn insan 81 sud leading - atsFrT decay anA
death Premature Nid AEe. ktrreu ufTSs. Loss %
PaRer fr either sex. tnvoluntafy Aasse< and
,<--sr-f, aforrhtlel rfuset ~ over exerfidn u
ths, h~sfa saif snrsa or aver Indulgence Each
box contains one months treatment - q box
or sfv boxes Scr S.. sent hy mau PREPAID ga re-
cei II - prize
WI GUARANTEE SIX FpNEs
TEE euro anv ease. with each eri-r received ~
as for six hcxs arcoul par ~ WHO S. see vii
sad tne purchaser our written gsarantee So
Frfrfnf the money. II the treatment does nos
efect a cure. Guarantees f-sued only ~
n. Tbbs, Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

PHILADELPHIA. July s s-Thomas Ewing
Sherman. son of General Sherman. Sunday
received the nnai orders of the priesthood
The ceremony was held in the Archbishops =
private chapel connected with the osthe-
drsl The altar was handsomely decorated
with cut towers The ordination ceTe-
monies were conducted BY Archbishop
Ryan in person General Sherman was not
.sreSeut
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

s,ksToeA. = T., Jaiy p Els MiIrs
Jones and Miss betty Davidson. sged rs-
spectlvslv - and Ie years, were drowned
in the baCsDdsQa river st nkii,fviiis.
THE county. saturday pigbt Thsf were
hosting With party of friends when TIE
boat vas overturned The Others. tve 10
number were rescued in az uncguscipis
condition but b. pronIIt action were re-
s-.arlast1d
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
NEGROES FOR OKLAHOMA.
Efforts to Secure "a Large coions nsIn
tho Southern states

tbo sou tfsSIH NN~tes
ToPEKA han, July o-W. i. tdgieSon,
prominent negro politician OF this state, Is
the prime mover ia a scheme u induce
the negroes of the South 10 emigTate
70 Oklahoma lie has organiKed
immigration company composed Of some
OF the prominent eoiored men or THIS
State, which viii have agents Ia All the
prominent cities of the South. their head
quarters being here. lie saws he is re-
ceising letters every day from people Ia
the South inquir!ng about Oklahoma End
how 10 get there lie expects 20 have 100
0O0 colored people In Oklahoma by neat
July
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
low NShaNISpendNyVaca
L., THE QUESTION IN EVERY PER-
SONS MIND JUST NOW.
he Phoenix Furniture Co,
C4V TELL HOU HOV
C4V TELL IOU now

I'm place OF travelling away oil where the
Durney Is tedious, where the mosquitoes
warm in clouds where the hotels are poor
MI the tab ble fare is meagre and the beef
teak pounded to pulp, just look at your
trand Rapids home ;lS SoutherncrS view ii,
AXE "a day at MacataWa Park and another
the Lake where the expense is Onlya triiie
CURE what IL would have cost you To visit
he Nipigon or the White Mountains and
pend the amount YOU might have spent in
rayelin.s in adjoining your homes, the spot
all spots most dear to "a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

wu154xsqozg Pa. JAR CITY Comp
srosler George has fed n his o1f5es -
foeo i0ss claims amounting - 8, - ~.
Which - says ooss Ho1 represent - pr
~cnE - tse sce1sl ioes here Few ~ VII
issssports basinsss 1en ksVs made rst-rnt
q Eber lossss
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Death of weII-Known rdoo.,sr.

NEw YORK, July S-Nr Charles W san
ders. the author Of Sanders Series ~
School Books died Friday evening at bis
residence. No 50 East Fiity-third street,
after an illness OF three weeks lie wa
born March -. 1919, al Newport, Hefkinsr
County
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Killed al q Crossing.

AKKoS. O. July s-fridsy evening the
Thuncerbolt train on the New York Penn
sylvania & Ohio railIoad struck a buggy AZ
New Portage. killing the occnpaDts, John
T0ver. aged -, and bis grand daughter.
Carrie Orr. years old, also the horse
Ioyer WAS driving
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Two More victims.

CHcAGo. JBly S-Iwo men were KILLED.
about 10 - o'clock a n. ~ the falling 81 .
scaffoid In tie new power bo1ss on hli-
vsukee avenue and Cieaver street Al TIE
same place and ia the same manner about
three weeks sro boy Vas killed and sew
cFai persons injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Cry or NrNCo. July : Western ysxioo
is becoming a competitor IA The European
wheat market -Four car loads 81 new
whca: have been shipped 10 Liverpool via
New Orleans. from 0uaymas aud many
more shipments are 10 follow. The crop IL
,tnrneueeiv Iart-a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
SWEPT BY 4 STORM.
A Miniature Hurricane Strikes n South
Dakota village with Destructive III

Dakota village with Destructive If
feet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July S-A Journal
watertown. < D.. special saws. krons-
berg, a little village of City people
two miles east OF here. was visit
ell by wind-storm Sunday and
every house in the village was more or less
injured Vandusens elevator, Noes store,
James FfGolds residence and barn.
Dr. McKenneys barn and the residences
OF Harrison Franklin. John Seuby
aud BENJAMIN Frsnklin were blown down
Joseph MaxelbsuTn sustained severe In
iuries by the falling OF his blacksmith
shop. Tso children are reported To have
been killed ia tie county. but this IS not
confirmed
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

CsIcaao. July s Judge IongeneckeT De
ries the report rhat there is Danger II tas
y esss % Martin Burke. The msn beie -
y inuiper on s.4sFicion of canr.-citY ~ the
murder of Dr Irouin. and ssys tssi there
l. q Gear ard strong cass sgsinst hin-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

IoSDcN Juiy S-TaomSs ? ts5ii snd 30
sefh R cox. Nationalist members q raf-
lament. v-ere arreeted II Aonoon eoiiasY
They after'gasd lelt Tor Drogaed2 n charge
q q .era
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

RElDiNe. Pa. July President Corifs.
~ toe Reading railroad, gave notice that
The 2. SO employees Of The iron works re-
Gently bought by the road could expect
Tesuruption soon, but 10 Union men VII be
t.k
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

HlLysx. 8 g. yulY s-Tos r-nsraf
stor. fs6 dweliiag - J BYRD ~ Cbezksti-
oouk burned EuturGsy night Toung
dsnghs~T - ~ Errd vss burned - dssth.
suotasr Jumped frsIn tas vind0v' vita aa
nfsnt in hsr arIns ard Wa seriousiy IN
aired bexl6es bsiaT seriously b1rusa Byrd
sno wff. were aiss bsoiv barn@4
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

IIvrkpooI. July Two hundred csttls
have died on board the Allan line steamer
Carthagenisn. which sailed from Montreal
for this port last Tuesday The steamer
bad on board 10 head Of cattle and 80
sneep The loss b about fa5 per head
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

nsosFA MSas ~ tEs Cs4bs ef flas N3ri-
sos b-ss- B@n Organizations
The falAo sanf gatlss sl4os hoN TIE elap@
Il Tie 'e2asHg professional -ss.scA~1iol.s
st4la ln i'osnt III g&ases lest Ard wen
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
THE SOUTH FORK DAM.

sponsibie FOR The Ierfibis Loss OF Lie
Due to Its Giving way.
JoHssTowS. Pa, July S-Ihe coroners
verdict holds tie owners Of the South Fork
dam responsible for the loss of life IN the
recent flood After reciting the faulty con-
struction OF the dam tie verdict says:
I'VE nnl the owners of sad dam were
oulpable in not making IL as secure as Il
should have been. especially ia view Of the fact
that population OF many thousands were IA
the valley below. and we hold that the owners
are responsible ;or the fearful loss of life AID
property resulting from tie breaking OF the
dam
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

V<rnnboo. ia JUl7 Dipiltheris n
raging - F@frfeek cTgHcy CountY Or ths
fars.fe - Claws Peters rors Hre 80 Nrs
Peters dies sonse time sas nB6 fAeis We
ebaarsn hsvs Just disd Of ths sane css
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

GErEva. o July $ Eight business hclnses
including the p0st-offioe. were burned here
Sunday morning. causing loss ~ ;z5. .JO3
The TIE was caused by a defective fus
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
THE PoPe'S SUCCESSOR


HIS HoIIners Ehpfesscs a FfcIsFtbtf TOT
Cardinal Lseagerio-
ROME July = -l L. was announced IN
eccIesiastical circles that the pontiii has eK-
pressed desire that upon his deoease tbs
cardinals should select Cardinal laysgeIls
IS his successor 1t the vatican. The wishes
OF the pope have met with general approval
among the prelates and there appears 70 be
no doubt that Pope Leos successor vii bs
Cardinal LayarCTIe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
DRY SOFT WOOD,

Gre sraee lar.efN arf sn F. ssas = eHfek. hot
Ere 5ust the lhiag fsr -srlHler cookiaE. AZ
Ssaafs Co~ss. st-F c-r cord
T~o Crres sl-S5 cer cord
Fee Cores. e. SO oer cor6.
Grand Rapids Veneer Works.
Tai ohsze A.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
REFUSED A MILLION.
The DeImopicos Decline an English Syn
dicate's Oner Of That sum for Their
Famous EcstauraDt.

NEW YoEK. July "A syndicate of En-
glish capitalists Is trying 20 buy belmont
cos restaurant 1t Is said that sl.ODo,Veo
was the amount of their first offer. which
was refused The same syndicate viii also
endesvor 70 get control OF the restaurants
along the lines OF the principal railways in
this country and conduct them after the
plans Of Spisrs 4 Pond in England
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
'sit The Corner of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience for fur
iishins n house comfortably is to be found
the most attractive form, and when the
Facition season iS over and the autumn
caves lie thick upon the ground, ask your
leighbOr who spent his money in railroad
are aud ut summer hotels, in TO your bcauti-
ul home, and show him how
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
The Sun Cure.
From The Waal.fnoton Post.

Mrs, Mona Card, the woman who distin-
guiShed hers If by trying to get at the worlds
ia My affairs through ASKING if marriage is a
failure, is now in Austrian Tyrol, ldrrgoing
wnat is Gale the ''sun cure" This sun cure
has been described to us as a pleasing remedy
for W latever Al s you. II consists in drinking
grape wine with bead on it uatil you don't
know whether you are sick maa or an inflated
balloon. Tlsn you sleep il off in the sun. and
when yol waSe up and as for a monkey-wrench
70 screw your MAJ on with. they give you an
other IRE tmsnt. We have it from perAons who
have tried il that mkt to taking dinner with
ChaunceE N. Depew IL IS for the time bsing.
the most effective cure that has been devised
England. From the limited experiences we have
had with imitation sul cures we are or pared
70 bel eve that il Mrs Card only guzzles enough
o. the real cure she viii reach conclusion
that everything even marriage, is bowling
success.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
EVEN IS ON he TURF.
Good Weather and Track for the Flyers
at GraVesend.

at Gravesend.
NEW YORK, Sep 2l.-AC Gravese Id to-
dav the weather and track were good. The
events ere as olloys:
FIRST RAcE-Sweepstakes, for all ages; six
fulongs. For lham won, with Volunteer
seco aad Cracksman taird III e1:l5l6.
SECoNO RAcE-Hahdicao. for al ages; one
and one-sixteenth miles. Strideaway won, with
Badge second and Golden Reel third. Time las.
THIRD RAcE-Algsria stakes, for , year-ol Is;
six furlongS Magnate won. with Ballarat
second and Ruperta third Time lis.
FOURTH RACE-Ocean View stakes for 3-year-
olds; mile and furlong. Come-to-Taw won,
with Reporter second aud Maidstone third.
Time 1855. Mutuals paid SIS
FIFTH RACE : veepstakes for beaten 2-year.
Odds; six flrongs. Tua Blackburn won, with
Major Daily second and June Day third Tine
LII.
SIXTH RAcE-weleter handicap for all ages;
mil. Bar lister won, with OarSman second and
Macbeth H. third Time la,
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 2l-Tne sport at
Churchill. Down to-day was good in spite
of long DELAYS a. the post. The events were
as oh ,ws:
FIRST RAcE-One mile; handicap. Nevada
won, with Carus second and Wary Third. Time
l:43A
s6eoND RAcn-one ana one-sixteeuth miles;
Burch third inc 1:52l4
THIRD RACE--TNree-q quarters of a mile. Kit
Cheatha n wo with Eoerle Second and Ban
Calef third. Time 1:17l4.
Fourth RACE Three quarters of a mile.
May .. won. with Beth Brock second and Lake
Vie third Time ll74.
FIFTH RNcE-HGf mil; for 2-year-olds
Carter B. won, with Fl, er second and Lady
Jane lird Time 0:5l.
SIXTH RAcE-Half mile, for 2.year-olds Sis
Lee won, with Winner second and English
Lady third. Time 0:50JS.
a BIG PRIZE AT MANCHESTER
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Tae priucipal event
at the Manchester Sc tie nber "a Getting to-
day was the race for the Lancashire plate
of 1900 sovereig1S, added % sweeps axes
of 20 sovereigns eacl for the starters, ssvea
furl gS IL was won by the Duke of p lrts
la DIS 3-yet-old nay colt DO rowan, sit G.
Perki IS 3-yAar-old chestnut colt Caitab b
secoAd AID Alicante third. There were
eleven starters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
->-->-~--~-~-~>-~-->-7> -----~~--~~--~J~~~-
BRILLAT SAVARIN SAID:

BktLLAT SANAhiN SAID:
ga Last Course at Dinner Wanting Coffee
is Like Pretty Woman With Only One
Eye"
II this be true OF coffee at dinner, is it not
doubly of coffee at breakfast?
RENE nber this: If you want really fine
coffee, fresh roasted coffee, and coffee that
seems TO go right to Ghe spot" your orders for
1t must, Of necessity. be sent to me. So also. if
you want many otter specialtes, and want the
best, Maid OF Tsmsiu,H chop of fine F rmosa
OolOng Tea Russian Sledg :" chop of En- glish
Breakfast; Green Hawk" chop of gunpow-
derS;' dysons and Young H sons Duret salad
oil, Riley's tomato chutna, Worcestershire
sauce. ORilon sardines. French peas fine soups
in glass and tim; Ritti's Pate de foies Gras, En-
glish malt vine gar high grade spices ami con-
diments, meat and fish delicaciss in glass and
tin, stuffed olives, tuffed prunes, old English
dairy cheese. stilton, cheddar. roquefort gor-
gonz1ia, gruyere. menauta, camembert and
spiced Layden Oh sse. fin candies. CONNECTIONS
and French glace fruits, etc.
JOHN j. REILLY,
IMPORTER AND SPECIALIST,
so Whitaker Street.
Telephone I65.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22

Results of thu ca nss Between the
J)11sry's LsIi.lg Tea
WASHINGTON. Sept 21-Base ball games
were played to-day with tho following re-
suits:
Louisville p.ii ......... ES
Base lit X ms IS CITY 9. Louisville IA Err
ro's: Kansas City 0. Louisville T. Batteries:
Swartzsl and Gunfol, Ehret and Cook.
CT lcinnati. -. o 0 0 o o 0 A 5
Base hits: st. Louis A. CT cinnati 10; Errors
St. Louis g. Cincinnati Batteries; King and
Milligan, Mullane AID Earle.
AT B ookIyn-
Columbus. 30 o.
Brooklyn. .....;....s IL 0 x-9
Base hits: Columbus 6. Brooklyn 5. Errors:
Column rus II, Brooklyn 4. Batteries: Baldwin
and O'Connor, Caruthers and Visner.
A Bu imore-
Baltimore -.......4 Q Q 0 o-s
Bas- nits: Baltimore y, Athl tic IL Errors:
Baltimore 5. Athle ic J. Ba teries: Tate and
Kilroy. Robinson and Mcmahon.
At Washington ("elve innings, dark
ness)-
washingtOno o % 100 o.
Base hts: Washington u, Boston 0. Errors
Washington 9, B 'ston 3. Batteries Haddock
and Daily; Clarkson, Kelly and Camel.
At Philadelphia
New York. ............. 10 6 O. z
Philadelphia. . ...-......0 2 0 0 O. 3
Base hits: New York s. Philadelphia 9. Err
rors: New York 1, Pniaielp Tia 5. Batteries:
WEIGH aud Brown, Day and Clements.
AT Ind.anapolls-
indianapolis. ..0 0 0 4 o. 6
Pittsburg. .......3 0 0 0 K 9
Base hits: Indianapo is 9, Pittsburg 10. Err
rors: Indianapolis :. Pittsb rig 4. Batteries:
Fee, Getzein and Buckley; Staley, Sowden. Mill
er and Carroll.
At = lea 60
Chicago. 20 2 1 o 90 201 Ns
Cleveland. 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 3 3 0 o.
Base hits: G cago 10, Cleveland II. Errors:
Chicago 5, Cleveland 3. Batteries: Dwyer
and Darling, Beatin and Sutcliffs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
REYNOLDs SUED.

The Plaintiff Awarded $50 on Ac-
cou of Bad street.
for da nages ever brought agai lst this town
has ju t eliminated in favor of e plaintiff
D. T. Montf Irt, a Aarehouseman, sued he
city for 800 ON account of the bad CO idi-
ii n Of the rect in front Of his place Of
business. The ma gIstrlts awarded S22 so,
but the town authorities appealed to a
jury, who rendered a verdict 10 $50.
The cotton receipts here TO date have
dubbed any previous wear for the same
period. Prosperity re gns in is coun
Such yields of 10th corn and cotton have
not been known here for years.
Mi Ada aunton of Cu5hbert is visiting
relatives hera
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22

1T now turns out that Denman THOMPSON
did not lose $15O, 900 to Ihs gamblers New
York, and mat Mary A lie s IN never said
she'd rathr marry an Englis coachman
than an American b. ker. These things
having been finally disposed of, let's get in
or al and prepare for winter -Detroit
Free Press
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
TENN LIS topics.
The Society Event of the Season-A
Couple of Deaths.

TENNILLE, GA, Sept. 2l--The banquet
last night ", en- by he Ten lille Social Club
at rhe sid nee of B. I. Call, was decided y
tAe society even of the season.
Isaac Z. Smith, one of Washington
counJy's sterling citizens, died last night
very suddenl of ne rt disease at his resi-
dence on Smith street.
he leaves a valuable estate TO his wife
and four children He was in his 65th
year.
Mrs. James M. Smith, living about six
miles north of Tenuiile. died at 10 O'Clock
last night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
Leaped From a Train,

HARDEEvILLE. s. C., Sept. 21.-At this
place last ugh Peter NJ che !, (colored),
jumped from a freight trai while it was
in mott On and fell yainst the road cross
&, breaking his jaw and nose. A piece
of his jaw ne was found stuck in the cad
of a plank
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO TEACHERS.
NOTICE..

All parties having chances on the Gold Watch
to be raf1ed by John Skinner are hereby notified
that the same will be raffied on WED NESDAY.
the 25th inst, at Catholic Library Hall, COM
mencing at O'Clock P. NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
ADOLPH B. SOLOMON.

At a meeting of Savannah Branch, s. 7. A,
held Satu day. Sept. IA, 1899, the following reso-
luti ms were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father, in His inf
mite WIS ION, has seea fit, oy the unsparing hand
of Death, to remove from our mist our late
friend aud member, ADoLPH B. SOLOMON, who
departed this life on Friday, August S0tn, 1888;
therefore be it
ResOlUed, That we sympathize with the grief
stricken fam y 10 their great affiiction, and we
earnestly pray that God may give them strength
10 ar this great afflictlon-tne loss of a kind
husband, a loving father.
Res ltUed, That in the death of A. B. Solomon
this Branch and its entire Association has To- t
an earnest and upright member and one of its
most stea fast supporters.
ResDtUed, That these resolutions be appro-
priateiy sp cad upon the records of the Branch,
and That copy be forwarded to the f mily of
the deceased, and that they b. published in the
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, Valdosta Times and
in the Associations official organ, The Southern
Traveller.
THOMAS STOCKTON,
c. NJ. FtLDER,
NJ. L. LILIENTHAL,
s. X. MAYERs,
F. j. KULMAN,
Committee.
f. KULMAN, President
MAX ROBINSON, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
NATHAN G. GOODMAN.

b1les Do EXTENDED the De- %27DSIDIIoM
reaved family on their loss of an an5ctIoaAte
brother and dutiful son.
ResolU>d, That in tn death of Nathan G..
Goodman this Branch and the Association at
large lose a valuable member, true friend aud
an earnest supper er.
Resolved That these resolutions BE- spread
upon sp cial page of the records and that a
copy be forwarded to the family of the de-
ceased, and be published in the SAVANNAH
MORNING NEWS. Richmond DisDdtch ami in the
official organ of the Association, The Southern
Traveller.
THOMAS STOCKTON,
NJ. L. LILIENTHAL,
c. NJ. FIELDER,
S. K. MAyERs,
F. j. KULMAN,
Committee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
Brunswick's White Caps.

BRUNSWICK, GA, Sept 2l--It is ru-
mo ed here nov that the White Caps have
got Kyd |, the negro tailor, out, and are
killing him. The rumor may be false.
Kydd was war ed to leave last night, but
refused, and published this morning letter
Of defiauca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
ON THE DIAMOND.

Results OF ths Gl ns3 Between the
J)11sry's LsIi,lg Cea ms
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21-Base ball games
were played to-day with tho following re-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22

MEETINGS.
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
S. W. Con. DRAYToN AND YORK Sis,
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept, 20, 1882
A meeting of the Executive Council of the
Citizens Sanitary Association of Savannah,
open to all members of the Associate n, will be
held at O'Clock p. NJ. MONDAY, September 23d,
at the Office of the Ass 1ciation.
By order of the President.
DENIS J. MURPHY, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-16
,,mvrna Rranoh Trains.
nInainc of MniIE.
County and State Items.

,,.,r, the North, 100 A. NJ, and S.90P.M
sLo, eron, tbe south, : .35 and 11.SO A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1889-10-16
MARYLAND Items.

There are fifty vacant postmaster
ships IN Maryland.
T.J.F. Smith has sold his 200 acre
farm in the 4th district of Kent county
to Miss Sallie Reese for $4,000.
Samuel NJ. Carter, who lives in
Greensborough, raised upon three acres
of land Sl54 worth of tomatoes.
n Barnard to Still Pond Agricul-
tural Club: 81 knew man who real
lied 500 per annum from a fence
corner planted in horse radish.
The Kent county Democrats have
nominated J. A. Groves for county
commissioner to Ell the vacancy caused
bv the declination Of J. +. Dixon.
Jobn n. Mallalieu, native of this
oountv hut now q resident of Kirwan,
Nebraska. accompanied by his son, has
been visiting his father in Millington.
A farmhouse occupied by Mrs. VIM /.
Rhodes. was struck by lightning on
Saturday night last during a thunder
and rain storm and burned. 1t was
situated on Bohemia Manor, Cecil
county.
charter has been granted to the
| Salisbury Electric Light Company OF
Salisbury. Md. The charter names are
Preston Lea and William 5. Heger, OF
Wilmington, and Allison A. Gillis, }.
p. Owens and r. Stanley Ioadvln, OF
Salisbury, as ineOrpOrators. Inc capl'
taI stock has been fixed at SSO,OOO.
Mate d. A. Smith, of the oyster police
steamer Governor Thomas, arrested
Csntain William II. Parker, OF the
scbooner Minerva, of Baltimore, OF
Tbursdav. Officer Smith reports tha
q aaet of about 80 vessels were at worh
in the locality at the time Of the Miner
:, va,s capture, all of which fed int
Virginia waters.
HvMENrAL.-The marriage Of Rev
William Duhamel, rector OF st. ga
hriel's Episcopal Church, DOuglassvllle
. Pa 70 Miss Florence Powers, OF NIL
I Iington. Kent county, took place las
"Wednesday evening in st. Andrew
Church. Philadelphia, OF Which Tn
s groom was formerly assistant rector
: Rev. Charles w. Duane performed To
I ceremony.
Mr Rannett. upon w. II. Roe
80 hos delivered 10 Gamer A.
Roe, from two acres, Sl0o worth
I. fa,natoes Mr.. Roe also planted toms
Il toe5 lsts in the season which are no
7 II ne fnllest production. Wednesda
e he n;eled 512 baskets, at a cost Of ie'