The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-22
LOCAL PERSONAL.

J. W. Jones of Atlanta is here.
T. G. Stacy of Brunswick is here.
d. Barwald Of Atlanta is here.
Charles Peyser of Ocala is here.
J. P. Darbey Of Columbia is here.
B. Durham of Montgomery is here.
w. F. Wilcox Of Macon is in the city.
A. II. Nolan is here from Jacksonville.
S. w. Postell Of Atlanta is in the city.
Charles ROos OF Lakeland, Fla, is here.
h L. Struthers of Emerson, Fla, is here.
W. H. Pitt, Jr., of Augusta is in the city.
F. 7. Sanford of Augusta is in the city.
w. NJ. Simmons of Brunson is in the city.
Joseph Gray will spend to-day in Charles
ton.
Otto Stypmann of Wareland is in the
city.
Rutledge Holmes of Charleston is in the
city.
Thomas E. Kilby Of Admission, Ala, is
here.
jesse Thompson Of Townsville is in
town.
E. L. Hutchinson of Quincy, Fla, is in
the city.
7. Hill Meldrim came in from Scarboro
yesterday.
Gen. E. P. Alexander will leave for At
lanta tonight.
Miss J. Bracy of Port Royal is a guest Of
the Marshall.
w. H. Harrington came down from West
Point yesterday.
Thad. c. Parker came down from Macon
yesterday on business.
Adam Strain and son of Darien spent
yesterday in Savannah.
j. w. Patten and H. Alexander of Rock
bridge, Va, are in the city.
Fl. Myers left for New York last night
via the Atlantic Coast Line.
H. NJ. Boley left for New Y ork yesterday
via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Charles King left for Suwanee Springs
yeste. day to spend some time.
w. B. Stillwell left for New York via the
Atlantic Coast Line yesterday.
Mrs. D. Y Dancey is in Griffia, the guest
of her brother, H. X. Remshart and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Spencer and g..
Beville Of Tampa, Fla, are guests of the
HaTnett.
George P. Evans of England has asso-
ciated himself with the Savannah Piano
and Organ Company, and will make Savans
nah his future home.
Miss Cora Beardslee, niece of Prof. j.
w. DSdruSlee, Is on VlSLC 10 savannah ana
will stay the winter here.
J. R. Watts, edit of the Southern
IrdUeler spent yesterday in thu city looking
after the business of his paper.
Prof. j. W. Beardslee, manager of the
Savannah Piano and Organ Company, has
returned from New York, where he has
been for souie time on business.
Capt John Taliaferro and his party OF
BOYS, who have bsea spending the summe
hol days with him in Virginia, returned
yesterday morning. They are all In fine
health and report having had a most en-
joyable vacation.
Thomas Hilton, Esq, Of DarIen, was a
passe ger by the Nacooc zee, which arrived
from New York yesterday. Mr. Hit IN
has been spending the summer at Bar Har-
Dor, and here is a story going the rounds
that he was often the center of attraction
to visitors, who mIstook him for Hon. James
G. Blaine. Mr.. Hilton's friends think he is
a much better man than the Plumed
Knight, not only in appearance, but in
other respects.
A dispatch from Salt Springs, Ca, states
that Mr.. Liar Solomons of this city is dan.
gerously i'll of pneumonia and not expected
| to live. Mr.. Solomons has been in Ill
health for some time, and went away ir
hopes of getting better. He is a well-knowr
citizen and is 70 years of age He is {
brother of MeSsrs. A. A. Solomons, ]. NJ
| Solomons and VI. J. Solom )ns. The latter
left last night for Salt Springs and expects
| to return to tomorrow