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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

The young wife of Mr.. Ed. Connolly, son
of Michael Connolly, of Washington town.
ship, died on Saturday from blood poisoning,
superinduced through childbirth. Her fun
eral took place on Monday and was largely
attended Mrs. G. leaves husband and a
young babe to feel her loss
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05
POHLMANN'S LOCAL.
FarTners! (!

We can truly say to the farmers that we
can sell them fresh killed meat erery morn
ing, at the lowest prices, 25 per cent. of; or
in other words we can sell you good Roast at
from to Sc and best Boiling Meats at &c.
We wish it distinctly understood that we are
not cutting prices to get your trade, as il
stands us in hand TO sell low, as we are buy
ing our cattle cheaper than We have for years
past. Come and see Us.
II POHLMAN BROs.
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Mrs. Frease's millinery store room has
been nicely decorated.
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Mitchell d Brown, Maumee Bon Ton
Flour, the finest in the world, for sale by
Mrs. R. B. Shasteen. u
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Holgate is crying for more houses. let
her have EN-.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Be careful of your diet, if you don't want
to die yet.
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Mr.. Louie Curdes, of Fl. Wayne Ind,
visited with his brother George in this city
last Sabbath. ..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Prairie Side Celery, the finest in the mark
ct, can be found at Mrs. R. B. Shasteen's. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Neighbors and friends Rympathize with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bowers in the loss of II
son. The young man WIS aged % years and
was buried from the Presbyterian church on
Thursday last, his remains being followed to
the grave by large number of friends and
relatives. He was we'll thought of and was
young man above the average promise in
life
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

For your fine Jersey Sweet Potatoes call at
Mrs. Shasteen's. 2t
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Miss Lizzie Balsley will attend College Al
0berlin this fall and winter.
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Pickle pork reduced in price at the Pork
House. 1t
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Kennedy's Zephyrs and Zephyrettes, some-
thing new, at Mrs. R. B. Shasteen's. 2t
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Money for sale-loans at 9 to z per
SENT, according to amount and se-
curity. Campbell & VanCampen.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

L.R. Siford's City Tonsorial Parlors,
Bitter Block.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Billy Sheffield, of Deshler, Ohio, is first
class workman. We recommend him to out
readers as an honest man and blacksmith.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

MIR. Bert Long left Monday for Valparaiso,
Ind, where he will attend school.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Hams boiled free of charge.
1t E. r. CowDRICK.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Marriage licenses issued during the past
week:
Frederick Korte and Emma Knapp, Frank
N. Bordner and Harriet L. Calvin, A. E.
Blair and Sylvia A. McCurdy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

The hop crop is said to be failure.
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Squire John Love, of Damascus township,
was in the city Tuesday.
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The Campbells are not only coming, bu
they are here and here to stay.
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TRANSFERS OF KEAn ESTATE.

hefollowing transfers havebeen record
ed since our last issue:
W Mitchell to W Snyder, lot in Deshler 5 IS
N W Brayer ct al to B Doll, lots in Holgate. 1000
J Briggs to NJ A Briggs, land in Freedom Tp..
J Briggs to d Briggs. land in Freedom Tp.... 1900
A F Nase to M Hilgendorf lot in Napoleon. $50
O E Barnes to NJ B Barnes, lot in Napoleon. 100
Ridgeville Pp =. $500
G Perry to Benskin, land in Napoleon Tp..... 1915
rison Tp. ............'..............-.2 - ~ $500
Pleasant Tp...... :. ' 80. 1925
dom Tp..... :e", .. =. $500
Ball to II s Mead. land in Harrison Tp....- 1000
q Short to W H MITCHELL lot In Deshler... 800
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

VIM. F. Biuzley, Dentist.
Rooms over Humphreys Drug Store. I
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A picnic in prices at the Curtis Bargain
House during the fair.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is sold by D. j.
Humphrey. Price SOC. ap5-6m
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-05

Ambrose Miller, of RIdgeville township
was in the city Friday.
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Farmers, if you wish to save money 60 to
A. J. Kenney, of South Napoleon, for your
blacksmithing and horse shoeing. ap1i-6m
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New Fall Millinery at Mrp. Frease's. 2t
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Deputy Collector Drury, of Toledo, was in
the city TUE sday.
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W. j. Pierrepont, dentist, Bitter block
Gold crown and bridge work. Prices as reas-
enable as consistent for good reliable opera
tions. Teeth extracted withoutpain. Noex-
ira charge. If
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For Timothy and all kinds of field seeds 90
to Bradley's. If
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Fall hats at Mrs. Frease's. Opposite the
court house. 2t
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Money to Loan at 6 and per cent
Nj. KNUPP, Napoleon, o.
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-TIE-
.Big County Fair
NEXT Week!
Every citiz, Of Napoleon and Henry coun-
ty should have and does have an interest in
the holding of successful fair in the county,
commencing Sept. 10th. In order to achieve
the greatest possible success each individual
should endeasor TO place some article on ex-
hibition. The farmer, mechanics, stock
raiser alike are benefited by making COM
parison. The officers of the association are
putting forth every effort to make the coming
fair the beat that has ever been held in this
part OF the State. Let everybody prepare to
attend and receive the beneficial influences
to be derived from it. The attractions will
be many and OF interest to all.
Get something ready to show at the fair.
Fall hats at Mrs. Frease's. Opposite the
court house. 2t
Deputy Collector Drury, of Toledo, was in
the city Tue sday.
Ambrose Miller, of Ridgeville township,
was in the city Friday.
A picnic in prices at the Curtis Bargain
House during the fair.
Squire John Love, of Damascus township,
was in the city Tuesday.
Hams boiled free of charge.
1t E. R. CowDR1cK.
The Campbells are not only coming, but
they are here and here to stay.
La e.
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Get something ready to show at the fair.
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II. J.. KNIcKERBocKER.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
a MoNUmEN F5R E. a. WAR;.
Colorsd People ID Erect a Memorial to
the Educator,

sAS - ASNb@+s
The concert and festival given at Beach
Institute tcoi red last nignt - raise money
10 be appro pr!atsi 70 IL ID 10 erect
monumelt over the grave Of President E.
a are, OF the Atlanta university, was 8
success. both socially and hnanciallf. Ths
mouse crowded. Al interesting pro
g:amme was gwen, consisting OF songs,
reGitauoHs, debates, and an Grafton and
ealogy over the late presid mt
o. Rev. z. L. Maxwell. Rev.
tn late president a went into a brief
sSstch Of his life Prot Ware came TO
Ge rgiA from Massachusetts, his native
stat, and became president ot pu lie
scIooI In Atlanta, out Of W ica came the
Atlanta nivsrsiIy. He s.tsbi she'd schools
In Macon, Albany an1 several hsr places
IN tue stats. At Nsco ds establis lsi the
"sil known Lewis institute. Rev. Max.
well was ons OF the ,Rst tUrecsi ga diplOmA
II m The hand. Of ths dscsa sd preside {.
Frendsnt Wars died Sept. %, lS>5.
Inc recitation. "OIs Of the Heroes"
by Florence Houston was sspscially
well given. Twslve-y4ar-old Juietts
Monroe played piano 500 well.
lhe ooavsu ion dialogue, by saw
eTaI msmbsrs o. tbs Eat Broad street
school, vas we'll carried cut. "Shou
A nerlca be the Asylum for ForeigI
Nations" as the subject for discussion,
and 1t was debated by JJhn AcIntosh, Jr.,
Affirmative, e d l. B. Tol5srt. Mega Vs.
They wers allowed ten m!nu -as eacn and
Frof. Morse rang them down.
Ihs music was al good and showed that
he pu lis ~ers carefully trained. At the
openi OF the entertainment Prof ). B.
hor.s ated that twsIty-S,x Yssr5 ago tao
late President Wa came % Gb rg!l snd
devoted ais life to tbs ,r iniIS up and edu
ltinE of tle colorsd peopls. re dii mucl
Tor tnsm and IL Is the p .rp SO 20 laiss Sa-
wanna . porti II Of tns fund TO ersca q
monument over his gave AZ 81 tle con-
cert was over refrsst jlsl S were Sc. ved, a ID
IN ths neiEabo. hood OF SlJ) were raissd for
Cne fund
The morning news., 1889-05-23
DESIRED THEIR VESSEL.
Four Norwegian Sailors In the Marsh
Without Audder or Compass.

Four Norwegian Sailors In the Marsh
Without Audder or Com pass.
Four sailors deserted ON the Norwegian
bark Aino, in quarantine Monday night,
taxing their ships boat with them, their
sailors's bag'. clothing and limi cd stock
Of bread. They NeIt ashore near LsEirst-
20 creek, pnl lag the boat up on the marsu
On a nigh tide whore tIey lett it. 1t va
und the foil wig lay b1 Peter r e
land, bridge tender OF the Tybes railroad
ori ,gs over L zlrett) creek, aud by him
returned to The Aino.
After the sailors deserted the small boat
tley wade rough the ma IN aud swim
ming Cninney ere K brought up on s lttl5
palmetto hammock close 10 the sol b sa
of Sasarine, hers they stored themaelye
away in the de Sc paimstt1 foil ge If th
place. They were fou ID e's at noon
yes erday by Justice Samuel Reynolds, with
posse consisting Of Deputy Saerlf Kane
and two special cOIstAbes, who nvs 6
1n- deserters 10 lrOIs 70 Kings landing
W ere IIey were urned owe. Dr. Lad
the q a a tine officer, who hal ,hsm de-
Ii er d TO the mas,er Of the AinO Yesterday
afternoon.
The officers who arrested the sailors say
that the LATTE wo III nave suffered for II d
if they mad remained ug in ths namm cz.
as the scant supply of sailors bread was ali
they nal 10 sub,ist upon, and the surface
pools ths hamm ck was the only water
they had to drink They were sorry 10 K
ing quarretrs after their dlfi.ult a d dan
- Gus trl thruu n the uarsu. The KEY #
me pai Of handouts was lost. and II wa
n ugIt that one Of the desertsrs had to
nave the irons cut of on board snip. n
communication could b. had vita p~is-
DHers by the officer, as tia sailors cou4 ida.
understand nor speak English.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
CITY BR RVLTIAS.

Haupt lodge Of Odd Fellows " ill meet to.
night
zsrubhabel Lodge No Is, F. aud A. N,
meets this evening.
Tns monthly courts of the justices Of the
peace ars bel G held this ani next week.
The new bas. bali park Is b ilE pre- ared
rapidly. TIE diamond was laid OF ye,ter-
day.
The fremen are turning the hoss on
Johnst quare every night after dark
now, AMI water the 4tirs square.
Heary Aiken (co,o ell, was brought int
Jas-Ics McDe-mo. : office ysste daE by
Peter WeiIehsmer, far uer o. the Middle
Ground r0ad WeIueneme charges Alike
a ito ste i = tools from the place. Aiken
was seat y jail IN detau., OF DO d
!. Price, at No 10 BRYAN street, received
TWO srge ailgttOrs fro Il Florida vests day
One of them meas rcd ten feet / lenxth
sd the other measured seven They were
4 p. n wooden crates. jusJ large enough for
them 10 lie Stretched out in.
The axle - car No 25, On the West Bro d
street line, broks yesterday afternoon o,
West Bro d street. i q fro I 4 Srmols &
Meas irug ST. 6. T q car mai t be r.
moved from ths track aud repu ed, tina
!. could be drawn int the stables TO receive
a ueW axe.
7 e members 4 tie First Georgia re J.
ulsni, which went up TO Macon tuis weea
- atts. d te drill, say that tue SOU her.
Cadets better rilIng than the soltb
ever saw befo e. c pt. John Reilly of the
Guar Is said that the company IS Altholt q
Z uUt the DeSt d.illed compa4y in thre,
states.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
Poi to About Advertising.

Newspaper men in soliciting advertise
msnts are often met with the statement:
Il do not need to advs tl.s just now; al.
unable to fill my orders; when business
begins TO s.acksn up. shall, perha 5, avail
my elf of your columns" 1t is tue oI4
story of the leaky roof, Hh ca did not nee
'spairiug when TIE weat Ter was faI. an
coI4d -oJ be repaired while it raj ed III
wlssst business men ana he most successful
mes are those who keep thsir names promi-
uen " before the pubic wusn trade is Z cd
as we'll as when il IS poor. The ti.le to
DO m town is whsn everybody /. I T.
ested ia it. When the intere,C fRils, one
nigh. as well Y TO sweep back the edvanc-
ng ~aves OF the ocean as to wit sand toe
stampede OF waul4g cOnfds-ce. Wnei
trade IS driving is tins time 10
lake ones busi sss so well kuowl that
hen the dull seas IN c0mss tIere will still
Ue customers to keep the ina uf cturer
busy. SAID busi ess man, ~ must adyer-
tise il | would get good results from my
men On the road. Bsf advertised, ny
travellers entering a Office would be told
we are not acquainted " ith yuu- hous4. .
and in many case, found that they could
aot secure an order. ~ hi b, perchancs,
would be given 10 a conpstitor before thsi
eyes. As soon as bega I advertise, | had
diff f-rent expsr.eIce. My msl founi
that Il was equivalent to letter Of intro
1uction from mutual fr end. 'OA yes, We
nave noticed your adver issment, and e
feel acquainted wi your house. Ii this
..hIsAce alone our Advertising pays"
his is % unu ual sxys lsnce. Aen
wall deal with those whom .sv kuov, or OF
whom hey have heard so mucn that they
sse. acquai ted. A constant an continua
aiver issment In a reputable journal uhic
IS Constantly sssn, IS like the dri ping water
vhic is wearing away the fintY ck.
,. WY. II NAV be. bu. surely. Circulars ere
,hrown ~ tue waste basket Ga xloguss
may And ladgmsnt on a shelf, but the fire.
q elt arriv ! 4 a repu able jpurnll is
constaI = d sure reminder which sooner or
ter must bear trui5. IL ls the noA-sdyer.
tiser VINO complains Of hard ii eG Wuen
everybody 8 rushed il is 40 trick to cure
custom. L is whe his IeiE b) are idle,
that the man who has W ssly kept his anne
aud goods before the public, finds himself
so we'll known thas be gets 8 fun sha OF
wh It patronage il to had. TIE time 70
make bay is while ths sun sd nsB Repair
he OF while the Weather Is fnvorabl and
'-~S So j be 40 leak when the storma G. ms.
-Diris
The morning news., 1889-05-23
aUssARs' DAY AT rYB E.,
The Tilt and Other Amusenents ct
the Beach.

Tybae will be thronged to-day with people
who will 90 down to witness the Hussars'
tilt ana otter anu emeuts. Newton s
/ team went Aown last night to accus,om
their horses 60 the beach. and Fleming s
team will so down this morning on the $50
/ r in. Both teams are In excel9AL con-
di-iou.
At a meeting held in Capt. Gordon's
/ ofacs yesterday the am Unit OF the purse
was agi aed upon at S4U0 One nunt ed
dollars Of this amount Is 20 be put up or [ e
| 0Oslng team B)t3 tea1s have placed the
amount in Sergt. II. Q. DAVIS hands 70 be
held Gntll the cOute,! Is decided. NJ WIN
ming team VIII ge1 the 800. a.d the 500
wh cn it advanced viii be refunded, but II
is underS Ood that thi, amount also will be
donatel 10 the armory fuAd.
All the military who go down are ex-
pected TO so uniform The Hu sars
Want u make 1t as much m Atary affair
as possible. The majority cf the mIlitar
will q dow on tie $50 O'clock tram is
morning, and the rest wall go dow at l2:i5
and 2:3) Sergt. Da is wiil send the ring
band down N the first train "a will kesp
tue Urass AMI here until l2:l5. when it will
be sent down.
he morning hours will be devoted to
warn US amu,e ments. Su athi * w,l
oeg in between and ? CLOCK The tide
,uits at that hou Afterward ropes Will
be stretched al ing the beach to preve It he
people from getting INTO the tilt course, aud
small gra u sta will oo Constructed on
the beach. The foIDwing III oe about
ths ord r in which the amusements will
take place:
Bicycle race from to 8 O'Clock.
Horse race, from 5 to 1 O'Clock
Tilt, frouH I [ 5 o'c.ock.
Danri g all h aiter o1'. and from
O'clock uatl clock in the eve ung.
Military men lay tlat the contest IN the
Oeacn wlll surp So any hing ever seen lis
Savannah anu in tue state. Almost as
.nu>A terest Is manifested il Z as II II
we're ate afIi and crowds Of people
will docd t the island 10 wltue the CON
test Nc special rates have basD Gade BY
tus railroads, but 1t Is understood that q lite
large mOer from points along the Sa
san,4ah, Florida and Wes ern raAvay anu
tus Central railroad will be here. The fox
loving Is The schedule, which tle Tybee
r.iirOa1 has made, AID no fears Il beng
crowded need he apr helded: IL in leave.
Savan alb 4t 9;3J, l2:45, 2:3j $40, $40 aud
) o'ci ,ck. leave yOee a. ll:45, l;5J, 4:20,
6:05, and 9 o'cl OK.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
TO GIVE ADDITIONAL BOND.

1ns w canite Asphalt Company's
Agreem 1t WITH tie City.
The COMMITTEES OF tle w-ols Of the CITY
council held lengthy session yesterday
Afternoon, at which various matters which
had teeu referred to it were discussed wit.
out onsl action.
II a. iearned hat the Southern Vulcan.
ite Asphalt Pavement Company has ec.
cepte1 the c.tys oplsi;Ipn d viii give
an additional b0id of $50. ard make
sucn repairs as are necessary Z the pave
meRt tGat It mas laid and Will keep tb-
pavement 10 repa for ;he ter u stipulated
unoer the original contract, the city TO la,
tie comPa tue bAlsnce due on the work
II Is Z. &c stood that tie c.tr surveyor
VII. be x sctel 70 Lave q report on The
pavement al tte meeting cf urcl reft
Nedne>oay r.glt. st wblca time The
asphalt wing mater an the croo1Si-
ton ~! TIE CeatFs rai.r al for the exte b.
tlon ci Bay street, viii come I'd 70 6 ,al az.
ton. lhe com Mite yesterd 4y ID OF
pose Of the ateT rates ord! secs which
was referred 70 u =; the as. meeting OF
camel -
The morning news., 1889-05-23
LOOAA PER- ONAG.

NJ. D. Blum OF Atlanta is here.
B. A. Lang of Glenaller is here.
C. L. Jones Of R chmond is here.
J. w. Robinson of Alta ia is here.
E. Brown OF Atlanta is in the city.
E. M. Montsne OF sumter is in to vn.
W. D. Deane of Atlanta is IN the city.
j. c. Barrett Of Augusta 5 in the city.
J. D. Hamel Of Banbridge is in the city.
g. Pot damer of Live OAK, Fla, is in the
city.
F. II. Nichols Of Birmingham is in the
city.
J. B. Brown of Gainesville, Fla, Is in
town.
B. l. Moody came up from Americus yes
tsrdGy.
s. D. Emerson of Mica1opy, Fla, Is ia
he city.
L. L. Lunn of Wilmington, n. c., iI In
be city
C. D Manghsm of Gordon valley Is in
the city.
J. W Hopson cana up from Qlitman
yesterday.
Mis- Wynn OF Guyton was q guest of the
Pulaoki yesterday.
DR.. c. H. Coliiug has returned from a
weeks visit 10 ALl4 ia.
John A. SEQ and wits, Of Waycross, are
gleats of he Aar.h Ill mouse.
H. K Presto and lie, Of Burke county,
are z dssts Of the ScreVen ,us,.
j. A. NcDufis can u fro Brunswick
yeS5s. day and spsnt tbs ca here.
Msssrs. E. z. Carry AMI J. E. Mays of
Augusta came down 10 Savan an yes -srday.
The morning news., 1889-05-23
TaR BURROUGHS sraxET FIRE.

Flames Rapidly Follow an Explosion
-lncendiacism Suspected.
1t is believed that the lire on Burroughs
street and G vinnett street lane, repor sd in
yesterdays MORNING NEWS, was the WORK
+ an incsudisry. Tue first notice that the
leignbors had of the fire was an explosion,
hich ccurrsd aoout / O'Clock, and which
arr 4sed the ueIg borlo H.
Justice L. b. E lire', vho resides al No
-32 Bolton s re /, a bl ck soItn Of the fire,
'ays that the ex rio.i n, whlc swAksEs1
him, sac the gr.u and the houSs oscii.
lated. He urrie 0rt on the street IS soon
- possible aud Lh- GsrbGIs grOcsry was IN
Hanes. rus buildla-, which was a one
story frame, u ith resi- l4nce attacAei, owned
oy II. Struck, was ca 81 ned, ana a row of
ensment houses bslOngllG to K. d. Gu3r2ri
as damaged 20 ths amou OF abJu. 81 10
All prOps " bar al ald damag i was
usured. Mr. Garbats, the vAer of the
took of groceries, vas ut OK to wn, AID tins
sxJsnJ OF his li.s and amount of insul ance
vas not learned.
The hook aid ladder comoA1y did not
get to the frs until a,tsr it had besl ex in
Sushsd, az the truck broke dJWn On Day
{ n Strest, and thsr5 vera no lad lsra 10
work vita. 7 pro mp nsis Of tls rest OF
the hrs depa { usnt wa cI lrew from six
hrs plugs, avertsd geasral confsgrition
IN as c ion whsrs hte o ice ldsr god
Roadway would haze al a large area Of
frame houses to fee on
The morning news., 1889-05-23
THs ezORc.A UY0zR-lk.Rs.
Their Convsat o. 70 ss ae,1 II IA
sCDic Ea.l o. ex: --

Their Conveat o. 20 Bs ae.1 IL Va.
son.c Eal ex: -U=s-Ey.
Tie annual coHFel,ica z .-e Cys9,r..
Funeral Directors AssociA:.-r, wa.-a l..
gins is two csys' sezsso-I n Is cir -sft
Tuesday IT n sss . o-lcg --; -. t-.- Sd
OF tns undertskers of tie s,st= % sar.5-s-
ana NE Of toem ni-. Be tc---r-z - Is.
tena.s members Of .leir "a li.4z.
Tue cocveuEOl y q. Ue Ee- 4 W.s--,o
hall, q; Liberty aad W .tAEsr F-e-s I'D
WI! oe a. Interesting c1s = t1z ne aoe-s
a. matters ot para ia. i-t=res. ". b dls.
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Or wednesday :ae visitors vii! Be AXE,
70 4ybee, "hsre a. ,pp1rtlnlty viii be
amor them 80 axe 10 tue oolec,s OF ia.
terest on tie iss G. Tue local uenoe ; o
0 sssociatioI viii look after the comfort
Of the visitors While in avaunab. The
headquartes q tbs sss lciati ~ will Le
Pulaski house. Ine savannah mem.
bers Of the as citation, Messrs. J. H Fox.
W. D. DiAoa, T. ne ders ,n, and Jo en-
Goette, VII Lave charge OF the arran. =.
ment aud 90 e ! hey ca 20 maze the oc.
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The morning news., 1889-05-23
The Late John a. Wilson.

The late John A Wilson, wno was buried
Oh ue' 'ay attsr oon, was a you man
well Kno"a Ia tais city he vas a son OF
the ia'e Edward g. Wison, for maay years
clerk " council Mr. Wilson ed Of con.
eesIlou Il t-s brain, haylg Ueen taken ii,
suo!ehly during tie celebration of May
week lie va 80 years Oi aye, aud A. tie
siibe Oh us atatn was book Aceper for Mr
George ". Parsn. he leave, a VIE.
mo her, SIS er aud brother, AID n nv
Irlsnl "a % mourn uis ilsA lie was a pas
ga.c o. Og,sthorps Li-e 10. 4, 4 o o
r.. tno members = which atten .ei h s
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sonh H. f.aaoa' j. W. Grllltls, J. s.moa
The morning news., 1889-05-23

Charles Aoel, wac fEurei in the cutting
scraps with the woman Bras, was released
On bond es,erday.
n Ian, g tailNr who made things 50
lively on Bull rect Tuesday, gave bold-
whica ras furnished by menbs OF IN,
cratt-AId left for the north yesterday, 1t is
sad.
a. c. Middleton, a colorei YOUTH wa
fined s. or tel ds 3 in / smay D. 5 urt for
scattering circulars N BroughJol strest tn =.
ia D sviouS. Mack Gaines (col reD was
f lled So or live days for lying drunk on a
stop at O'Clock N the morning.
Seven Lee, q hatltus OF Co per Shop
lane, was nnittsd t. jail yesterday b
Justice Waring Rus ell, Jr, on a ca ge Of
larceny of d. ess and other clothing L ON
Ienh BurneY