The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-22
FAIR OF THE MAsoNs.
Tie Winners in the Rafiis and a List OF
the Donations

WAYCRoss. GA, Aug. 2l.-The gross re-
ceipts from the Masonic fair exceed $4,000,
and there will be between 81, 500 and 81 800
net.
D. B. billiard of Waltertown won the
diamond pin, l. johnson Of Waycross the
handsome masonic apron, donated by the
NJ c. Lilley Company of Columbus, o.,
and B. J. Appel the one presented by the
bazar committee The articles specified
below, contributed by TIE parties named,
were disposed of by rattle. as follows:
Handsome piano lamp from B. II. Levy q
Bro. Of Savannah to B. J. Appel, writing
desk from Lindsay O. Morgan
of Savannah to E. H. Reed:
a china set to E. H Reed beautiful
marble clock from George Haslam Of
Savannah to little Miss Gussie Sharpe,
hat rack from McGillis & Rustin of Savan-
nah TO D. b. billiard, box Of issors
from the Palmer Hardware Company OF
Savannah to Albert Hertz, and emma set
to Mrs. r. Hohenstein. fine lace cape to
Albert Hertz, "Old Black Joe" from the
manufacturers of Our Best" Baking Pow
der TO Miss Rosa Bags; a splendid rifle
from s. Guckenheimer Of Savannah
to F. NJ Bailey, a gold watch from
L. Weiss to jesse Roberts, a guitar
from Phillips & C,ew of Atlanta
to w. Z. Carraway, a silver syrup pitcher
from NJ. Sternberg of Savannah to Mrs. d.
E. McVeigh. "A manicure ct from Melon
ough g. Co. of Savannah to Miss Lola John
son, a silver-mounted carving set TO W ard
Albertson, fine pocketknife to Joseph Lott
and beautiful piano lamp to W. w.
Sharpe.
VALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Among the many valuable contrituti
from abroad we mention: A barrel Of -four,
a can Of baking powder and six handsome
pictures from M. Ferst's Sons of Savannah /;
a handsome hall lamp from J. A Douglass
of Savannah, a water cooler from E. Lovell's
Sons of Savannah, a box of tobacco from
the Savannah Grocery Company;
box Of tobacco from the Missing Link To-
bacco Company of Winston, N. c., lot of
fancy needle work from Miss Dolle Ken
nedy Of Savannah, perfumery from the
Butler Drug Company of Savannah, auto
graph albums, scrap books. etc, from Fret
well q Nichols of Savannah, one cask of
beer from George Meyer of Savannah, a
pair Of russell leather shoes from d. p.
Myerson of Savannah, one Oliver pony
pillow from ]. d. Weed & Co. of Savannah,
Code OF Georgia, ETC.. from James P. Har-
risou 81 Co., of Atlanta, a box of soda from
Church g. Co. of New York, box of soda
from Dwight & Co. of New York; two
cases of jelly from Robinson q Loebel of
Philadelphia, one dozen brooms from the
Richmond Broom Works, a lot of fine cigars
from Wallace & Co. of New Orleans, a
measuring rod from the Buffalo Scale
Works, a car of lumber from Harry Mitch
ell Of Joselyn, Henry Hohenstein of Savan-
nah, general agent of the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company, cash 325; J. W. Mar
shall, salesman for VIM, Johnson & Co. of
Macon, cash $40; STANDARD Wagon Com
pany Of Atlanta, cash IS; T. Newman of
$50; G. B. Rouse of New York,
cash $40; Frank & Co. of Savannah, cash $40;
Meinhard Bros. q Co. Of Savannah, cash
$40; George s. G. White, southern manager
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York, through V. L. Stanton of Way
cross, cash $50. Very many handsome con
tributions were made by Waycross people
and Others