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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-28
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-28

Hotel and Boarding House Supplies a
Speciality
A Telephone Order VIII receive our
careful. attention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-28

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-28
A FORTUNE.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

a laax aa4 Asaasas ssssisa "a th~
Eozau4ittss AAst Nskee
Fhers sas = fat sEtslasnes A.
sxsalng eE ths Cemasi nee "a eaastsf
A.asnanlza1s. win Caa.rAan 1arref
pfss.a TIE sesss - a. hsns al
aaaeA selsd soFs wSs aceoaP shsd.
Ttle u Nas gone ever thoroughly, sn2
exhaustive dsscas&ons took Place ca
aezfsy a. q Is s. sections, 4ltao0gn
tie actaAl number Il amendments
adopted e2s net arg
The present charter provision : thAt
only unan .ul3as council ean pass aay
street improvement against ths wisnes
of ths property owasgs. TIE COM
m.tfee recommend 4 change making
tngee- -foarths of the aldermen elected
sufficient 70 pass such measures An
olasr change 10 be recommended re-
ilEes g. the manner O1 esssSslng tie
daUR ges mat may ar 81 from street ma
pr0Femsuts. Tie present rule j. 10 pay
taese damages 0ut of toe general tulsa.
Tue committee now propose o. assess
these damages hack upon the property
beaentod by the improvements.
A long and profound discussion vas
. iadulged 0u the general methods ~
dealing wlth street matters. the COM
mltlee Was 0t the unanimous opinion
tnat. Il the present charter does not
make it possible for the elty - compel
people to keep their sidewalks clear oI
SNOW. iL ought O. DO 80. Alderman
+ rateum was ia favor OF a radical change
I in the constitution az the highway com
/ lnl l-siou. lie favored the creation OF
- aDD0inuye board like that OF the
8.heg boards o. the city, whose exclu-
+ s.vs duty it should 0e 10 attend u the
streets. But the majority OF the COM
mittee were not 50 favorable 10 tins
1 idea.
Another proposed amendment pro
yaes tnat q part owner OF property
may pay h-s proportion OF the taxe'
aud take has release.
The attention Oh the city attorney II
+ % be called 10 the fact that the charter
already provides tor the creation oi
! assessment districts for street improve
/ meats, and some went SO FAR as to hope
tnat the Colege-ave. improvement
damages may yet relieve the genera
I fund and be assessed back upon the ben
ehclaries OF that Improvement
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

The markets are full of Christmas
greens.
Frank II. White, of Montague, wasin
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ada l.. Johnson, Of Muskegon,
was in the city yesterday.
Ed. Gilmartln, of tho G. r. q |. at
Fort Wayne, is in the city.
Dow, Frank and Nellie Austin are
expected home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Merriam, Of Iona,
are the guests of friends in this city.
To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scharr, 179
Oakland-ave., III pound daughter.
Rov III. skinner, OF Paynesville, Ohio,
is visiting /. II. Austin, OF lo5 Bar
clay-st.
John Canfield, the Manistee lumber
man, and wife, were at the Morton yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett, of Ba-
tavia, ny, are the guests of I. ii.
l1Pond and family.
Mrs. Or. L. K. Jackson has gone 10
visit relatives in the eastern and north-
ern part of the State.
Mrs. Douglas hODen anu uauSuIOl
Blanche, OF Big Rapids, are visiting Mrs.
II. +. Grand-Girard, 2lS Barclsy-st.
c. w. sheppie and Jas. w. kibler
two of Grand Haven's prominent busl
ness men, are at the Clarendon.
+. d. Blair, of Grand Haven, IS in the
city. Mr.. Blair is an aspirant for the
wardenship of the State House OF Cor
rection at lonia.
Mrs. Alice f. Lapham commenced
suit for alimony in the circuit cour
Yesterday against VIM. II. Lapham, O
the firm of Laphsm q Son OF this city
Mss Bessie Hunt OF the register o
deeds office is daughter OF the newl,
| appointed postmaster At Lowell. Sh
will assist at the postofiice the comlni
year.
Charlie +. Rundell, who for the pas
thirteen months has been IN Louisville
Ky, is expected home to spend the hol
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Rundcll.
Rev. Canon +. VI. BurridGe, of Cleve
| land, Ohio. who will perform the mar
rage ceremony for Mr.. Burrldge ]
/ Butler, of the Democrat, aud Mis-
Whitfield, is ID the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
TOWN TOPICS

Hollis s. Carter S now on tr.al la tne
lMte1 States Court, charged Win em-
be<l.i1g a reg stored letter
Iae damages ease OK jasper Morley
aG8nsL tae e.. s 81. 81. hallway com-
Eauy Cu call l0r next Monday ia tne
eIcut court.
John Loamington, Of Wexford, paid
into Else United States Court, Yesterday
hne 0I $40 for selling tobacco WITH
ont paying the tax.
The ambulance took 20 his home, Is
OtAwa-st, Yesterday afternoon james
Gibbs. vino was slightly injured IN
runaway accident.
Mrs. }. Morgan and daughter, Ger
trgde, leave to-day % attend the we'd
ding uf Mr.. James S. smith % Mar
gaute kensom, of lansing.
Rev. Dr. Fluhrec preached the ser
mpn st the installation oil Rev. W r.
prckermau as pastor ot the Uaiversallst
church al Lansing un tuesday evening.
Charlie p. Euudeli, who for the past
g. months has been "a Louisville, ky.
l expected home 90 spend the holidays
nth bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Run
DEL
The Men0m.nee ". c. T. Z. is pre-
parng q Christmas box OF household
articles and hospital supplies Tor the
Womeu's Home and Hospiol IN this
cry.
The case OF the People against Ezra
Ouackeubos is still unfinished. The
arguments viii be concluded this morn
lng and the case VIII be gwen 70 the
jury q. noon.
The star Pedro Club meets at Mr..
SOumer's on Turncr-st tomorrow even
iuc The club were entertained oy Nr.
nad Mrs. Bush Of toi Thlrd-st. last FRI
day evening.
Tire ladies Of the Church of Christ
htrc "a 6nc display of aprons and COM
forub.es nc lt0Od Itmplars' Eal, Nc
Mullen Block. The sale continues to-
day and tonight
Charles r. Buchanan, printer en-
pi0ycd on the Muskegon News, has
pleaded guilty 20 the murder of q
younS girl aud viii soon bee sentenced
Tie was .n jhis city short time before
gong t0 Nu,-e eg0n.
The Socialists of tins city are trying
to form a local branch of the ~OcaIstlC
Labor party. 10 is stated .y the Leaders
ol the movement that an effort Will ID
made ~ the Socialists to- secure repre-
-eutauon iu the Central Labor union.
The Excelsior Electric Company have
gone ont OF business. James t. Ben
nett. formerly connected with the Pen
iosular Electric Company, has pur
chased their stock and VIII coutnu
thc business as the Standard Electra
Company nc ll5 Ot.2wa-st. Ar. Ben
uctt a practical electrician
ItR estimated that logs turned mt
thC Neuomlnec river, Mich. IN @ sei
SON. came from atout 30 square miles
or 5000 acrcs Of tmberej land. In
err may hc multiplied hY - actv
rc7rs Oh show the territory Waich pie
rew.0ee river manufactures nav
frlE. uror, although nccs saf .i-
roso are- is now required Tor sea
tors -rpI.r tl1A before Che timber na
been CuUo3.-N Ncaomuce Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

The Marble dealers say They Want 10
Equaliee Prices.

The State Marble and Granite Deal
ers Association adjourned at Lansing
yesterday afternoon TO meet IN Detroit
the second Thursday IN March, 1891.
The following officers were elected
President, p. 1ruesdell, of Port Huron;
first president, Chas. Schmidt, oil
Grand Rapids; second vice-presldent,
r. Pond, of Owosso; third vlce-presi-
dent, ". l.. Parker, of Caro-; secretary
and treasurer, b. l.. Pesse, of Detroit.
Mr.. Schmidt. oil this city, says: The
organization is IN no sense trust OF
combination, as reported 10y the Ian
sing correspondents YESTERDAY, "but IS
intended To modify and equallze prices,
and give to purchasers equitable value
for their money"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Fss Ksasl1a - tAs -ola fetrs' Asss1
k4n Gaasskxs 1zsE NsEA1


Kas &sas1sa - aas =oAa fAars
k41 LaasssEs AzsE NskAA
Parsaxst - eaa. ths saxs FoEs q ss's
o. Faaa@ Aealssn iEiansfs ass 81
slsa - ne Brage SsEres House sssssf-
asx Ter ths es.shxsEoa u shs-f nAns-
tesath rsanaon. SkEms 81 after sAA-
nssb al hattie after Battle we're toos -
Al aAy. a. eaeh raet ths otaer.
TAsfssiEing onsesfs q Ne iss AAs1''
Presasns-caps. Geo. /. Jaad.
ssegetzrx-lz zpt. :. \ Pierce
TfezsuHer-Cap freosTlek eilfifsi'
TIE election of oFhcers Tor tne sts@
inx year xas beld yesterday Sftsi iAe'o3' ?
. IN the following result.
Prsssdent-tfeO. skmmeFhoTnt sll9
Ne Pres.dents Major ". J.. Ryan
NuskegOn. Capt. SIMON bfenoo, 1sa
neon. cen. III. b. Hstsn. Iona, tapt-
II. q. Crawford, Ionl4, III. J. patterson e
Nzea0sta. Prank Goochs hefsSf u
W Powers, Grand Rapids.
Sscre tary-6apt. b. 4. Tracy.
Treasurer-1a apt. Fred shuyer.
Acting Secretary r. Judd city.
Asp. IN. the company adjourned "
the dining room Of the Bridge Street
House. and they alone can express The
Justice done, both 70 the supper and 70
themselves. No regular program va
followed, Toastmsster Gen. Byron II
Pierce wishing the t0ssts 10 be as IL
formal As possible.
The reunion was a grand success 10
every respect. Ninety-eight memoef'
answered 70 roll-call, and elght ne"
members were added 10 their list.
Today the veterans are starting outii
all directions with one ann IA view
/ home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CT RED
CONSUMPTION.

rosr WavxE. Ind. Sept. II, iS2-tor the
benefit OF those who thiuk Consumption ID
curahie. / vii make a statement OF mf cste.
on the /. IN n last March I was taken " IN me
Lung lever. or as tue doctors called n. 4 ehre-
Pneumonia. ] VAS attended ~ one Mhem Z
had considered the most eminent pbYAclaH
offhis rftv for three months and hat during
vfhtrh time Re employed Eve other physicians
a. eounsul For about three weeks th1ug ht
4 was getting better. Whsn al albcs S. began 70
form In nv leff lung and The physlc ans pre-
nnuucpd it Quick ConsImpflot- from thla
time fai le8 rapidly saQ raised ffo5n pint -
: 0ws-f ~ phisgra and matter each CAV, ard
RAD night swcafs BF the Srfh ct s0hf "a +.
gof q weak fhaf I could Rot 1T 9 zsss 81
st~rfe my mouth and was c0nhnea - - bee
vss redHced o. = ske Iefon * pf lF te-t ~.
fepf rs hich vere rreatfV svfite1. Aftats tiihe
NV a.ffa seefna Dr = AZ ladd = eireulaf- slh
FI.Fsd hlm. aad I al free 80 sag I Pre- ~
eIez5 z fror7 the time i corr fneEcra lakf is
rnrff-.-.s Tn fhroe dsFe fre sHeirE nae
ranA out 81 nv imbS end in three Wsfk
vassf = a. 81 - and Ss.k cet doors litt =
and in zen weess vas - q Ha. ~
and fair as vefi ss ever 30. feH "a-s
fhree g. feur niles each CAV, p ihef - h'i
saIt 3 have ne paIa al thiAA ~ iais
aeae' 10TN 4. MTIIER
"a 81 Gre ghfen ave -. aFRs, laa-
W- NIHar noV eflRbs l9s pounds
ar Wffrr is ever rsar@ 1la.
wf Miner sac rs.fe9 over ls Tesrs a9a
Tafs sh-u~s fhaf fanssiFaF aFfsnn fzH - Fff
~-arer t-e rrref 81 III - leV aa
pr 81 are zenE hsfsefr heFf So fef
w s~rr 4rer FsT Ers se-rs ff.fDe ie "a
NJ vfHsr sns learn fhf Fsrt - - -
eare if wss fhe tsis e tbf tnF iaf hoafs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
SENATOR GoRMAN's LOSS.

The Maryland Statesman Loses His House
by Fire. and His Wife and Daughter
Narrowly Escape an Awful Death.
BALTrMoRE. Md, Dec. IA speclal
20 the sun from Laurel, Md. says: Al
about = o'clock a. m, fire broke out In
Senator Germans residence and 1t was
mo-, discovered until the whole build
ing was enveloped in flames. The IN
mates narrowly escaped with their
lives. The house and contents were
nearly totally destroyed His wife and
daughter escaped in their night clothes,
and did not save any thing. The SEN
ator was not at home at the time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
suits Commenced.

Henry +. Doren commenced suit
against Emanuel Maunders, Yesterday
claiming that the latter owes him sloJO.
Clark II. Gleason has commenced suit
in the circuit court against VIM. Crid-
Ter, John w. Sherwood and JOSIAH W.
Shirwood, to collect a debt of $500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
nnath nfa Veteran.

APPLETON. Wis. Dec. 17-Colonel
Charles Fuller died Tuesday at the age
OF rs. For fifteen years he has been in
charge as engineer of the United States
Government Improvement of the upper
and lower Fox. lie was educated at
West Point. and at the time of his
death was the oldest graduate of that
institution
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
ror~ srortally Wounded.

EPooKuAvEv Miss. Dec. I'm a
shooting ARRAY which occurred fifteen
miles from here Tuesday afternoon Al
Ro.ven. VIII Blue. Dave Mckee and
Bob Applewhite were mOrtally wound
ed The fght grew out Of the killing
Of q cousin OF Mckee bv win Blue a. a
nsrtv in jefferson County a short time
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

PrrresUReu. Pa Dee. IA heavy
s1av-fall-the heaviest in five years
,. F.. nro-ress here Streets are block
ade7 and railroad train delayed Sew
r.al men have been injured and three
horses killed bv contact with electric
Tho alegraph service from the
r-+r s~ rriuu1ei
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

cpprveF1rID. III. Dee 1.-THE total
number OF children Of school age IN
the state of Illinois according 10 the
annual report Of the superintendent OF
Pebble Instruction is 1,16@,440; total
earofnent Of scholars, 57s,3lo' teachers
a. EI4
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

ArrAvrA. Ga. Dec t7.-1wo men en-
teraI the room Of Manager MurdocS. OF
e.e 81uebeard Jr company. AZ the
Markham House. az a late hour 4ues-
lar nfzht. Knocked hin senseless WIN
q hfnsgeon and robbed bin 81 aeoot
500 They succeeded I'm escaping
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
1874 East Fulton
HEAD OF MONROE.
MAKE NO ERROR !

Ifyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DR.. ).
CLAY Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st,
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much eX-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign coun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
aud 25 years special prac-
tice in the largest cities I'm
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Bows sleds %, 50 and % cents. Only
35 dozen left 70 sell at these prices.
M0RsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
1GONA2D'S
20 and 81 MOnree-st.
AN INVESTMENT.

Taefe = 10 pass ale se5eet yoQ o&a
xs&e soaf frseaas tAat VII bs more ap-
Bfssizted thzn ! present II Ch.ns-
lhSse beautiful koe,as sEe not onif
en1oyec ~ those y 10 Nil use them -
present. bDt nay oe hSnaed 1oNn -
a. helrloom - IeasfeFisf aaa after al
tGlns prict .sss fAias.
our stock CT Cnlns aid Pottery 81
prices suitable fof every pSfsoai -
larger taan ever oetQfe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

All members Of Grand Rapids Lodge
No. IL, /. @. .. T., are earnestly re
auested TO attend a special meeting Of
the lodge at Odd-fellows' Hall this
evening st : 80, sharp. for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the fun
eral OF Bro. r. O. VOORHEES,, deceased
!. II. RozENA, y. q.
Wv. II HAVwFs. sec.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Brass drums, 70. IS and 50 cents.
MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
MUSICAL AND LITERARY

Entertainment by the Grand Rapids
school of Eioeution.
The Grand Rapids school Of Elocu-
ton held an interesting and well at
tended recital last evening, IN their
rooms IN the Hartman block. The fol-
lowing program was finely rendered,
rejecting great credit upon the Instruc-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Decorated cups and ssucers. 10, Is,
25 and ~ cents. NunsE =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Bsvne 3 Coss sll0w no work 70 80 oout
t6at ls not perfectly satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

lake the children 70 see santa Clau
at Ieonard's re appears every houi
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Cents Initial handkerchisfs - ceuts
MoRsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
Open Evenings Intii
AfIer Christmas.
Santa Claus At Home.

The home OF santa Claus. IS al the
children know : 81 "LSonard'e, ~
and 81 Monroe-st. He i almost through
manufacturing hls toys IA the garrett.
and vii appear IN the show window on
"Wednesday next Any good ehild WHO
wants % write 10 hun and say What
they would ike tT Christmas may 90
90. Address your letters, santa elausi
at Leonard's. y Monroe-st., city" lie
sure and give your own name Win
street and number
1EONA aD'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Plush jackets s7.5o, was SO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-12
COL. GADp1s GOING AWAY.
MILLEDGEvILLE's MEDALS.
Cadet Lufburrow of Savannah One OF
the Winners.

Cadet Lufburrow of Savannah One OF
the Winners.
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, June 1.-The
commencement exercises closed to-day.
The address made by Hon. Hugh H. Cor
don will rank with any address ever deliv-
cred here by any commencement orator.
Certificates were delivered to the members
of the graduating class. The delivery of
the medals was the most pleasant event of
commencement for the successful scholars.
James NJ. Richardson received the medal
for highest scholarship.
Miss Minnie Shea received the second
scholarship medal.
The medal for the best essay in the senior
class was awarded to Miss Alice Campbell
of Telfair county.
The medal for the most improvement in
elocution was awarded to Cadet Howard
Ennis. This medal was given by Hon. F.
g. duBignon.
The medal for the best defamation was
awarded to Cadet o. H. Lufburrow of Sa-
vannah.
The medal for the best recitation went to
Miss Henrietta Brantley.
The medal for the best progress in French
went to E. j. Smith, who also won the one
for the best drawing.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Association offeaer a medal for the
best essay on intemperance. 1t was
awarded to r. E. Skinner of Milledgeville.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-12
IN BED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
The Death of Robert Wright Recalls a
Queer HallucinatiOn.

queer HallucinatiOn.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record
The death of Robert J. Wright at Bustle-
ton on Saturday last will recall to mind a
very peculiar man. Deceased was son Of
the late Joseph Wright of understanding
fame, and founder of Wright's institute at
Frankfort. The country seat of the elder
Wright was on Powdermill lane, near
Frankfort, where the son, Robert j.. also
resided, and for nearly twenty years was
scarcely ever seen out of doors. He kept
himself locked up in room from which
every ray of daylight was excluded. He
also had doctor to attend him regularly,
although he had no ailments. He
had couch arranged in the
room upon which he laid, and seldom it was
that he was found upon his feet. The hallu-
cination that he waSsuffering from disease
lasted for many years.
The late DR.. William Guernsey of Frank
ford was for several years Wright's physic-
ian. One day while seated near the cot
upon which Robert was lying the doctor
said to him: "Mr. Wright, you could not
walk If you wanted to, could youm Quick
as a fash the sick man bounded out of bed
and skipped several times around the room
like a rabbit'-as DR.. Guernsey said in
describing the scene one day-and when he
jumped into bed again he said to the doc
tor; Cant 1 thought
About eighteen years ago, and subse-
quent to the death of his father, he rented
the large Washington hotel at Tacony, and
moved there with his adopted daughter, a
Miss Wernie. Here ne had for an amanu-
ensis Frank Rigler of Frankford, now state
superintendent of the public schools of the
state of Oregon. Young Rigler would
write copy at Wright's dictation all day
only to be torn up at night by the author.
From Tacony the deceased moved to Bus
tleton and bought the John Farnum farm
on Welsh road.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-12
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-To-day's races he
were as follows:
COMMENCEMENT AT ATHENS.
The Board of Trustees May Abolis
the Secret Societies.

The Board of Trustees May Abolish
the Secret Societies.
ATHENS, GA, June 1.-The board of
trustees of the state university will meet
here to morrow at l o'clock. So far ex-Gov.
H. d. Mcdaniel, Hon. j. J. Gresham, and
Hon. N. L. Hutchins, members of the COM
mittee, have arrived and the others will
be here by the noon trains tomorrow.
1t is said that the advisability of
abolishing the secret societies will be dis
cussed by the board at this meeting.
Popular opinion is that they will be
allowed to stay.
The first honor men in the graduating
class were announced this afternoon. Every
man gets his dup" honor. The list is as
follows:
Master of Arts-First honor. W. s. Bas
niger of Dahlongea.
Bachelor of Arts-First honor. E, B.
Moore of Crawfordville; second, W. s.
Spaw of Rome.
Bachelor of Philosophy honor, J.
N. Holden of jefferson; second, P. L. Ark
wright of Savannah.
Bachelor of Engineering honor. NJ.
W. Garbett of Midwife; second, B. c. Col
lier of Albany.
The class numbers thirty-eight men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-12
CONSIGNEES.

Per steamship City of Birmingham. from New
York-A Il Altmayer & Co, G w Allen, R But
Ter, Appel & s. S W Branch, Butler & NJ. P Bar
rett J G Butler, Bnestein, w G Cooper, L
Charter, J Collins & Co, 7 F Churchill j A G
Carson. F A Cosgrove, A H Champions Son,
w W Chisholm, Cohen & Co. C R r & Bkg Co.
NJ Doyle. Davis Bros, A Ehrlich & Bro, Eek
man ', G Eckstein & Co, M Fersts Sons & Co,
Epstein & w, Epstein 6 Bro, Fleischman & Co.
j r Einstein, A Einstein's Sons, A Falk & Sons,
j H Furber, Frank & Co, Fretwell & N, n Lang,
S Guckenheimer & Son, NJ Garfunkel A L
Hartridge, c Gray & Son, j E Grady & Son. NJ
d Hirsch. Hexter & K. d Hogan, c 0 Haines,
Kavanaugh & b. Kolshorn & NJ, Knickerbocker
Ice Co, Jno Lyons & Co, B H Levy & Bro, Lind
say & NJ. A Letter & Son, Lippman Bros, X
Lewis, Mrs NJ Lewis, j Lynch, Lloyd & A n
Nichols Ludden & B. H Logan, A Minis Sons,
] McGrath & Co, c McCue, McKenna & W, D j
Morrison, Lee Roy Myers & Co, II Miller agent,
Meinhard Bros u Co, Mutual Coop Asso'n,
L Putzel. c d Rogers, Savannah Grocery Co. j
Rauers, G Russ, c o Haines Solomons & Co.
H Solomon & Son. G w Tiedeman & Bro. p b
Springer. Tidewater Oil Co, A NJ & c W West, ]
Williamson, Weed & Co, H Wiensky, stmr
Katie, Southern Ex Co, S, + & w Ry, Jno Law
ton, Ga & Fla l S B Co, stmr Bellevue.