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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-21
EDITOR FREEMAN's SON DEAD.
ne browns in the satilla River Will.
in Swimming.

19 IN OHe HatlIIa River While
in Swimming.
"AYcRoss, GA, July 29-Simeon Free
l1la" aged IA years, only son of James NJ.
freeman, editor of the Waycross Headlioht.
was drowned this morning at II 20 o,cIoc[
- 'ne oatilla river. His father was absent
ION tron tne city and the boy was enticed awav
Tora Irora no. nome TO go bathing. His companions
he eanI w sinai TO render him assistance. and
was wa dragged for and recovered at 2 o,cioct
81 ~ 'er lsying in the water four hours The
Tba Iails heavily upon Editor Freeman,
jine+;o.y 10y was Of inestimable help in the pub
Icatlon Of the HendLinht w P-o-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-21
osman Digna at omdurman.

CAIRO, July 20.-It is reported that Os-
man Digna is at Omdurman aud that his
followers have returned to Tokar. Osman
Digna is said to have lost 400 men by
famine and sickness
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POLITICS IN ALABAMA.
Congressman Herbert Denies Som,
Absurd Rumors.

ADBurd RumOrS.
WASHINGTON, July 20-Congressruan
Herbert of Alabama said that the reports
about the campaign in Alabama were
highly sensational, and that in mis- opinion
there was no truth in the story that the
alliance and the democrats were at logger
neads There may be-" said he, "some
little difference of opinion, but there's not
enough friction TO jeopordize democratic
success. The straightout democratic ticket
will be elected. The reports that have
been sent out are very much colored for the
purpose of creating talk"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-21
Mexico's Concession to Edison.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 2O.-The govern
ment has granted Mr.. Peniche. represent
ing Edison, an extension of six months to
establish postal telegraph system.
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END OF THE RA1LRoAD STRIKE
-"elneers and Firemen Granted an
Advance

Advance.
tla,,,N'-I T1NOlNNAII, July 2o.-An amicable set
F." asnO Oh the present troubles on the Big
ros-l -l ROAD was reached yesterday. The
Fonr englheers and tiremen on the Big
mil. we're advanced to So so per hundred
ramgnnt 1tr engineers and 55 per cent. of that
freight or aor hremen. The old Bee line
an adyanHSoi IlSiheers and firemen were granted
mer en' and IS per cent. of that rate M fo esa
has sIsl Inc Louisville and Nashville road so
with ite made satisfactory settlemant
orakemen and switchmen.
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Col. T. G. Morrow Dead.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-Col. Thomas
Goode Morrow, until recently editor of
the Sunday Gazette Of this city, died here
to-day after brief illness.
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DIR. R. G. WORD DEAD.
He Was Professor in the Southern
Medical College.

ATLANTA, GA. July 20.-Dr. R. C.
Word, prominent physician of Decatur,
died at o'clock this morning. He was one
of the best known physicians in this part of
the state He occupied the positions of
professor of physiology in both the medi-
cal and dental departments of the Southern
College of this city.
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ENGLISH OPERA STAGE
PRETTY GERALDINE ULMAR
WRITES ABOUT IT.

rhe Dainty Little Woman Who Gre
ated Yum Yum Says the Partner
ship of Gilbert and Sullivan is
Broken - Cellier Will Conaborate
With Gilbert and George X. Sims
With Sullivan-specimens of Their
Work to be Seen and Heard Soon
How Singers are Trained at Re-
hearsals.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Nrw Yonk. Jan Andrew Jark.
VI day VAS "lebtaisd by the Demo.
Gratis al New YORK last night in an ~n.
thus.astic manner. Probably the most
elaborate afslt II tho Kind In this
country Was the dinner 81 %.
business Mems Democratic Club
at the Hoffman House. which ut.
tract"i mois attention than my other
affair 81 the season. The dinner WAS
largely IN honor III the election II the
following uemcratlc Governors,
holes. II Iowa, Campbell. ~ Ohio.
Mckinney. IL Virginia. Atts,s.
Of New Jersey. and Tooie. ~ Montana.
Abtstt Wa the Only ono ~ tho Jistin.
guisbcd men mentioned ~hp found \,
pcsslble Ia attend. Al Tia. others sent
letters ~ regret. a did aIso ~ i'fcsl.
dent Cleveland and Governor uNi. II
Nov York
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
rAG ,,susrv raAorov.
. saus Sss-s w,ss's swrs-rss nsssss~ss
win b N's~sess TIE Geese 81 tss
Wssssss's vraSss sssask

4 atty Ss.ss w,s~'s s~rs .vss sssssss~ss
win sAs N,s.s~ss the reese 81 tsss
Wssssss's Srssss sssask-
liRxRry, Mo, Jan v Tho terrible
tfsg~iy ~ TUESDAY night resulting In
The death Of John l~wt"n mot Inv
ton. as previously Spelled. was The III
rec, ouigfc~th cf the illicit hove II The
young. dark-hait~i and rIv,,y git.
wife and eS,ttosecntins ATTORNEY
James !. Shee,a his SLAYER.
frcm fclistic ~curv~s u has t~~t
learned that Sheets ard Mira lrwtor
came Ia this city Christmas dsy am,
spent the aste nosu tcre,her at a loi9
ing hcns-. The news ~ his wifr's sir
vas carried Ia John l~wion, he songh,
hcf tc,rayer aud met his death.
I~wton wAs unaim~si. and the pfc
sumption from the evidence tefo,s
the coroncr Ia that n vent Ia the ofs~
~ shsetx Tor the rurysssc Of having .
verbal un~detstandin With the lawyer
OF to punish lila, for ~ha, 10 called
In speaking a. . well known citizen -
fore the killins--,hc birakin. up II hh
home.
lewton mere thaa once since his ~
turn fron California tsio,r Christina,
complained II An alleged o,ct.friendb
ness having existed tct~rsn sbe~,s
and Mra lrwton. Ito thrvAieped Il
~hip him foi coming Ia Kansas CT,
on New Years das In company viii
Mis-. I~wton. and In another c,nyrIsa
ton he said he intended "slappln. The
face OF Sheets for breaking up hli
home. II isqui,c evhirn, that he ~cn,
a. tho Office IL Sheets fot the puIrns,
Of ha,in. this Understanding" H.
vas unarmci. and IL con, ~ I, must IL
inferred that his idea WAS "a give
hhcrtf a punishment With his nsts ot /.
flashing with his tongue.
The scene that Was enacted In the
Law oNicc Tuesday night NAV never IL
portrayed tot the public easr, S,c~,i
and lewton saw every thing that hap
pcned. one al not aud the other una,
not tell the stoiy,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
TWO Chtl DReN BURNED.
Osos0s Wsvst~'s Wss, uav~eas~ eSssh-
Az" . C~sssssst.s's Chtia.

Osates Wsrsts's N.s, uav~sss~ tsssh-
AZ" . C~"sssss,"s's GAIA.
KANSAS CRY. Mo. Jan a.-Atd Csc
o'clock las, night the house II Cccr2,
Martin. n labor-r residing q, The cornell
of Myrtle aud Central street, IA West,
port. WAS destroyed Ivy trc, Mr. MAI
tins youngest, child, q hoy ~ ioui
months. y@rlshing IN the flames
Mrs. Martin left her three
children In the house While she wen,
across the street. nbd white the
little ones we're playing the sto,cpivs
net Gre ~ the oiled paper on IL walls
The two elder children escaped. while
\, was impossible IA rescue The babe.
It's body being fughtfully burned 4
purrc III Si0o Was made UP for the un
fortunate family.
Katie iiurns. the A,e-year-old daugi'
ter Of W. J. Burns. "a contractor living
nj S2pl Main street, was burned IL
death NJ het fatiet's home Tus.da,
night. Mr.. burns had left the hous
for thu purpose of milking the rus
first cAu,ioninR the child a. KEEP away
from the Ere A few moments late,
abe MAS borii0cd "a sec the little Que
rush screaming from the hous~. h.i
clothes all Ahlasr. The mother esiin
gnishrd the flames ~ quickly as ps,ssi
blc. but the child had teen ~ badly
burned about the bark aud nech tina,
It's death o-s-urf~J u ic~ hours later
about eleven o'clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Torexs. Kan. Jan. q The annual
fpeciingo 81 tho Has Association ~ Kan.
n trgsn Las, night IN the stale senate
rhamtef and proved "a 10 The most
isTtalnins held In years. partly ts-rsnss
vt The psss~ucs a. the 6rsi fDs1,sfs ~
the Kansas sopsrme Court Gepsrsl
Thomas Ewing. ~ Ss~ Snsk. the Gfss
Cbssf Jnssi0. and sn.As~ossAir Jas-
tees = a. k,ngmsn and !. - haley.
Hos the 6fst time In nearly thirty
year, tteas former ass,r,s,s~ on tie
t~neh net and wne~et their aid friend.
ship. TIE lawyers mt aud ,hs
state haf ws' largely represented Az
psoristsd fully shi. gniga~ ssra,rsres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
y...s t..A... ~ yrssss.s.

sAn ANToxIo. Ter Jan. s-sella
Dashed AID Anaie tse,rgr. society
Youns I'd ~. vent out driving yesses.
dav morning. IN the evening they
vess fownd ~ tie rcadside, . mile
from home In = dying oondlsson. Nsss
Cecsxs lad suffered . c~nfscusxson ~ lie
brain and Mr. DAAhIel's fare sas lad.
~ cut ssd ose ear torn nszEiy "a. tsosb
shov eytdSness tLervt0 u vlo.ssscs-
Neither has recovered eapsrsoussvss.
and In The stasnos Of . Statement fro@
theo st< mattel y sasVused 10 Oys
~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

~ss~@hi,es - Assssssss ~sssssstes IN ~
svsA,s ~ Ne hssUs H. y~4s s~Sss
ss~m esessirssheas tn geo Zee, ssstt
is~sssi. i~sssssss> esd ksrsvtsssssA -
Ayr-~sa,ea,sosif Az yws sassty -
sise~i saS aisl~.i,asa ~ sAAs ssss.
ess' ~ ,ps s,6ss sve~A ss~sssssan
sfsss ~~.sia s~s V ysss ss~sp ~sssr
s'~satss'
II Soss have eli ~ asy considerable
~aahss ~ these Q, wvs.ssA ys~ ~
saa.s,aS tsew shss v wssaiiy ssassa-
ass,ssss-t ssd ssAsa ~ ~ AysVsssA
l.at ShkA y svsliy
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

I<yss,s. Jan. e~ttanis, hiss ar.
cep<Hd the Invitation ga a,tsoA the tao
gust - - river ~ h,s honor ~ As~s.
teaee 10 I~sstDo. Tie dAss II tts bsa-
qoss not - definitely 1ssa. tps ~
hss ~ . ~eshi<EsAm ssyis9 ~ sta
p~sotally 10 la I<sSioa Il. stS miaat~
of February. Nj 1Asoc.n. ne An~s.
scas hin.ssrs. vHi preside. Us wai
gses~nt Ia rsssisy m lmssAesn Gag
ash Easive silver sa,sss, ~fsssia eth
African ssvsna
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
A SQUADRON COLLECTING.
a csss.s ~ M Dasp~s- Ustvsss rosssssi
asd 9Wgtasd.

~ lvv0So - " svSV"s~
aud kWstssd.
I/NDoN. Jan. "a British naval
,quadron Is collecting at Zahziba and
In supposed 10 be destined for Drlagos
bay. Lord Salisbury insists that
Portugal must give guarantees 70 IRE
vent . recurrence Of the outra9cs In
Africa on British subjects and interests.
which. - the situation nov u. must Ia.
terfere vita the diplomatic settlement
OF the misunderstanding between
the tive countries. Tie Bfiti,h Al.
mirxity has dispatched the Enchan'
tress, with sea ed orders. to the Hen
bow and the Colossus Ut Gibraltar.
The PertuGuessoGlcials 1t Quillimane.
on the eat coast OF Africa, have for
hidden u British steamer Ia receive
the British Consul. Johnson, dis
patches direct, but insist that they
must pass through the Portuguese
pnt-oDoe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
STOCkMeN TALK.
4 Gssee C~savsstsss ~ rspeAs-TAs Nsscs
esstsss sts.ss,y Cosdewa the beef Cooe
hins-essvssisg to right.

y uoe9e C~avsottoo 81 t~epeos-vNe Ueoos
lssssss sts,ss,y Cosdswa the beef Coo.
hsns-rrsvss,ss to v'sAa
TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. a-Thc sto Z.
mems convention. held yesterday. Vas
attended by about 100 representative
men aud was organized by tn. election
OF 4 u. Thacher. chairman. and W. A.
PeNer. secretary. After the usual
preliminary work the organization WAS
made permanent. \ numter Of thought.
ful papers were read and then the next
meeting OF the n ociation VAS fixed
FOR the second Wednesday In January.
1891.
The following delegates 10 the Texas
convention were appointed: ). o.
Thacher. +. l.. Elder. q. W. Click, J.
{. Van Bentham, William 81 ! :, Robert
Atkinson and Charles Robinson. Ate
interesting talks on the growing bcei
and cattle trade by President Thachei
and x-Goyernor Robinson, the com.
mittee on resolutions reported a. FOL.
lOWs:
WHsWRAs. rho stock breeders and ssoct
feeders Of tho state VI Kansas. mindful II
che irreParablc wrongs and financial lo-se.
they are sustaining hy r-ason OF th- loo and
u~nrcmnscra'ivc prices In The chief market
OF the eountry paid for cattle and hogs. and
the high prices demanded IL the consumers
for Get meats,
""I"sAs rue en'tT" SsVle anu hos mst'
zen a"rcc. Vs. nsnsasuuy ana chr
ers in csiiuslon vith the railroad ,omp,ni.s
90 that t',csc points have become the only
pa.n''paI ""Ae''' Tor the SAFE OF eA''ie AMI
WwssSIs rh,. cou,i,,,,or -, ,,v,r.,.
The only parties In the country To buy, coll
sell and d., ribu,c these products. ~c bcIns
s"mps.ea 70 mp o., our cattle ana h"ss 'e
s.,s are 1.s,r"yei Sy ma. eom.'p. h,,,a,
taken possession OF them, and
WHEREAS tn. combine has been de.poil
49,. % ,m. ana !"s. prom. 'ot nss
producer and breeder who soe. net, .ubm,i
AMI
The combine has laid ~ grasp
s sp u = sspo,. .faa' ~ pee, ana es,.e on
state laws. Thcreforc b.. IL
Rs.olr d. Tina, wc appeal 10 Congress. &c
snae' su,n .A.,as snail n.'',,y and Tor
,scf com ,.,,np -, any cn,,hln .,,oS
made Ter the purpo-. 81 destroy
ing csmpe' lion in this trade; that
any sarn GOV" 'na.i"n shal, DC I,.iafod :.
MI NJ A1Ah
subject Co he.,y psnsI,ir.. ina, the .am,
&c, shalt pro,II Tor a National Inspection
l.~ which shat require the local Inspection
,os,.,n ,"','an !" '''P''''
senators Yes, and Plumb were In
dorscd for their acts In behalf OF m,
,attle raiser. Also. a resolution VA,
oassed asking CONGRESS- IN ,rr,id, ~,
state inspection: also. n ior the fr,,
and unlimited c~oInn,c NJ silver. which
.ba,l he fun legal fender for all deh,.
The resolution I'm ful Was uuauimousl,
adopted. A resolution asking Congress,
Ia abolish IN, tar on oleomarvnr,r.
ma. ta,l..i with a nah
Nv resolution au,il,n,v county .ori.
ties were proyidei for 10 mid in IN,
vork h,rnn Yesterday. An c,ccu,iv.
committee OF seven WA, ordered nv ,bs
convrn,ior. A resolution asking IN,
oext legislature to ~rUouIn,. tho urics,
.ha,v,si n the Kansas Iyty .,o.,k vard.
maxine them uro-n,rtionato In ths
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

wAsmISoToN. Jan. S-6enrBs Mar
ton. Washington correspondent os tie
rttaburgh Times and Il other w~s,ern
toufpas. died 81 denly At his home 1t
parsiysia lie VAS at II capitol N has
usual health yesterday, but after din.
ing In to evening ard while laughing
over HE immunity from IL grips he
suddealy fell bach In his chair upcon.
scsous asd expif-t within an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
s,en..-se,,.. ..,,,, a...a

To rss tp,rts fie~s- ihfe,m scas
t,Natyfs thst have . TSstNy~ 'vtsfay tsf
b Atsi,c SAa al dseasS ~ ~ ,.tne,,
Ssr ,hevsspds - hSgsless cassss have t-sN
permanently cured shall 10 sis.i " s~tsd
Ia" bottles 70 NY roaas>iN ssss ts am III
,our rstrFs ~ha have o~snss,utslea N the,
VIII sFHa 'mc Nstt strrsss sat pcpt neses
slirose keep t{pib Y \ nusts y a.,
Isl tesH s,s-~a New Noss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

ueLKsA. Mont. ss. ' Ihs fsesso.
rfssA sS In ksat ssssoF- blsvrs
secss an hsisslf ". 4 sIsss trnasa4s
at . quorum Asa an ta~ svs hssiSa
ttsrb ard AAgisSss v~s~ sss~Lsi
cssSSsssr sssss " fse4s MsSssEz ~
. vote at ~ sSh " A. Cssss vss
e~sss<stf 0 ths LI esfsss:slsaHsi
ss.ers an ef nos ana lie 10 s.sen
ssosn banker sssi sksrss avE~f q
Butt nsfsas MAssnsh las rys-st
NJ '~stsss~Gssd nsssssrss ~ IstsSx,s
. Congress tsavsrrof Jssa~ ssssssd
~ cssnssas~ ~ sssssaaa. tsss tt~ NO.
Se~sy ~ hsssS svsssss " sgu ~ ~
Sysss1 ~ loo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Wesse vseSt~~eN.
eunvsvfs are ut ~ecarfsiiy swafv sAas
sh~~~ dscesrs Arw eustasteas. 90 that ussy
arv doe ~ INC prs>~asc ~ nvtns parasites
In ,S~ ialas c~sssahrss~ 81 she erss ard
easl~chlss tst~~ Nj r~s~seyas s~ssAfvh,
however, hAs rrvvei thls ~ w. . f@A ard
Nh ry,suit ct ttAis ~ai&~vrsy ~ that . sinlAs
v~rs>ty hos t~~a fcSr' niasrt whsrvAs
C.isrrh. HAs tc,vs ani ,atsFthsi t~~~tns.a
asv I~sfsnaara,i, ear~>i W ffwtu no ~ thf~~
siin Islc spt1urstleas made ~ t~ss.s b. The
totlent orse In tive wc~ks
y Tbs trra,saea,is net . nas ~ IN
cin,m~nt bcth have t~sa dtsasi~s ~
rcysa,stAc rtt sicisA. az iaiurteas 4 taHsph
k, q spiaiAlns this new t~fozinss y, 10 sret on
Wv VI cf thr~ waits Ia s,A.nt ~ las
Is.tsSv ~ 4 pusvn a tAsn, s,s ~ toaa
AMI Esas Ntre~a tDr0AhN tansAA Two
S<s- ssrsssss
tsSrr~rs frrs, Catarrhal Srvuhsss sAs~st5
c~f~.all, r~ea the sf~i u
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

1un m"., Js',oh, tvtsr~tie, for the e.vs ~
dl,case haye esrs disv'f"sysi y, ens.isn,
~" hest drsc - pT rhalicnl~ssrss Ahu
dot. ier Aalsrla IVES given, .. az cslsn
n1rnt H. an old LADY almost !, iss 'fsu. tho
sN~u az Malaria, cn strse v iHfhr ss,ei
80 = to suh. t.es s~ rurot hNr aai q
slnpio duse has rprui ,lnNssuAs Sine Is
l.iha onl5 hhuwn Autd o. 'uf w" la,seb ~
hsssrsa hYli ~ bFurs s,A
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

MIA ~laiishir cilHsnto. ~t,fttiH shA nhuHsar,
'rets h~stiruii rtaiu. srsss shrs u.Vps,
In thc Nnrtd rali t~btvtmasiet ffys Address
ot,von imHiFf ,,.utI bssr ~. I,ofN snd. ussspa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

" you arc ursi tasltr the large ei3 fs.a
bnci NrlIAus pile, IT, Carter . tasts tAses
Pitts and tsAs . ,tpS snDifest 4 ,rsn rsn \
.,Ani ssefTthibs prs ysI ssrea Tst usesn
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Tss t~.t cparh sDssiieiue 10 tN8's tass
Toe tossamp,on. hoss sscrb viSso 40
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

N emi9ay meat suSssa re, y~a ~
ct~n~it la ftrcFe h~rv C~Tesu~s hssas est
81 . Job MAJ nEa ~Nys N - rUsyunA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

IN thor frui,s ion shell bnos .hrul ant.
tbctriers 10" siusssss mssafs ss~ snswa
b. tseil date.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ip ,o,s eicshss lee, % the, osed 1' u
So,. yoa ss.1i pc usisg = sr'r 80 s,sAsss
s.y.,e.ss isssIan.' Eisssrss ns.p. pc r.s0v
psss Ia ,dsy ~ 10 IsE
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

iuu ruraps AN 1pso,r nspaltsHs ess
Hrse-'s pyvnsAtsi gp.A. -iisso nsssr
changed ny mina rcsisyiipR ii--sa, ssssft !
thia. i.''.h ~ ths, eheh | ,~ess unSh 20
Will 81 g." RED ti.srs all ii~-st.,. iss.i
oaIy in tptoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

lcrh~t4un 10 s,,aino, In W. ssNSc's NA
tsfrh il.usr~iy II cures The wurs, osscs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Ssves s~fss~ 10 No hsss~sy 81 No vsssa1
ftssss h.s tt~nfp s<~~ sasa : Wtsass az No
rf~ssas. ssd nssef t~ssfs w. is hssinfy
kssv tss ~ seAa hcsS se,sNh~i saeA fsssnstss
Ners t~e,fsl saA u s.tsse niv~s Nziirr~l
VICES r~4sgotss~nts etsirl~A yssenss~s
tfesss ustssea Ms hrsrssc Atsss dAtis sr
stviHs a. saa asFaysas srass Us2s@itessssl
N,ss.s,e, liz tSa vesr r~aser ~ tgM tSsssa
s~s ~Aessvasssls Nov Nsss Wass
a@ A~~
r~O 80 Ne ~~~isasss ~ so. ia sA~ WOa
0s sstt ~ havs ts~N ~sessNmses tssys To
gA,s 70 - slev, Ave- 81 Yes acre hasSA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

"rt, r~'se yea' s~a'sss" 10 ssy,s u eSsnn
eayins Asi meet recris Win sN,salt " 2tsss
eul prvt~~i Nsr heat ftsveles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

wssss bs, ,rtsTs. sfs p.esafsi la
hxdss Fgstar NssslA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Sac FEAscI~0. Jan '-Juir
wsllscs in the sug~rlos Cours yessss.
dsy d~r,ds.i tie eAss of the Asussscsu
ssSas Hefaasy f~oGpssv Tia sStssa
Gas oonmencst ~ .hs st.s~ spa-
tsns ago 10 compel The ~fosfstass az
ske CHARTER on srosss az tbs
coazpsny tavins fsrs<ss . mem
tsr Of tie sasas tsasG Tbs
couf; hAis that ~ tc4niha t1s~ .suss the
cynsyxny sbsodaus~5 aD tAs essvomns
aud otb~efs fee shsck n vAs eseAfe5 ~
The isvs % CsiissSnis ssa u~s~fnss
scsfeissA ~ eustsssuts fra shts. IsAs-
msns fas u. ex ss4 exsest V Alss sss.6sss1
oeA4Ags us oODoxy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-05-24
MIR. ROB'T. DOAK.
Large Merchant Progressive Business Good and
Popular Citizen.

The well subject this article Mr. Robt
Ridge in this raised principally Holly Springs and
Aberdeen When
rades do battle his faithful soldier
After being released a of
than 5000 started in He
coal OIL other furnishing goods his
bought
collecting these would bud his
might have been Dennis instead Doak the merchant the %
ential citizen and the clever gentleman By
uateng honesty he continued In 1877 he Mr.
Hart excellent noble gentleman
with him. and continued for under the firm of Doa Hart
when Mr. Hart died Mr. Doa bought out his interest and continued
increase his business credit adding his stock both shelf
gentleman well known for his knowledge high
during this time other es added their already large
stock In 1888 the beloved Mr. Lawrence died. and Mr. Doa has since
tnued 1878 Do
60 plow he sold least 1000 his trade all other goods
proportion which shows the reader what strides he has
towards reputation and fortune When he carries largest
stock general hardware nwae croce betting
SASH doors and blinds rbed Hazard powder nails pOws and
other and light goods his line f Central North Mi
spp simply what pro4 Besides his immense retail
business he also has large wholesale trade extending all this section
Below will be his house which % feet front by 10 long,
high built especially him for his business He has
warehouse the office well abnch poa
doing business. Mr. Doa stakeholder the Grenada Ice
and Cold Storage and the Merchants Bank well the
Tanning Leather Manufacturing making him the
this of He usually oal in
his kind hearted disposition sk moral character
household model man in all its relations
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-05-24
A GREAT WHOLESALE HOUSE,

combination OF us vim and energy combined with honest purpose
dealing generally wind great results About thirty years
Mr. j. N Oliver the grocery Memphis on
each for himself and they proved themselves
with remarkable sympathy in their business
finally twenty-five lead coane1shp
verFnne Co.. where for Main Street. they
successfully large wholesale and retail trade each year build
rmer surrounding
that their house small for their rapidly
resolved and built the immense commodou
which they stock the
OiverFnne Grocer Co., which
of this grand commercial is follows
and cellars Clinton Street. stories high
Front Street, 40 feet; width Clinton Street. 63
Area OF fours height e The house
railroad track back with
we'll electric lights and heated This together with
will give the readers fair idea of this large Suffice
the largest and best adapted house in all of its branches its
the whole Southwest 1t is the wholesale house
exclusively groceries, They handle cotton and sell
only AS wholesale they have the South
anywhere Everything imaginable in their line
Mr. P Fnne the
whom have had the pleasure meeting quite
decided conviction businesstzed all
this great Southland greatest
portion of the globe
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-05-24
PREsHYTERIAN REVISION.

It appears as time progresses thaV the
Presbyterans are in favor of revision OF the
Westminster creed. In the meeting OF the
assembly at Saratoga yesterday it was shown
that 1;so Presbyterics favored the proposed
revision. sixty-sx opposed it, seven had de-
cliped to act and eight had not reported.
This was significant showing. majority
Of the assembly are in favor Of the change:
a minority oppose if, and very small
minority have nothing to say on The SUBJECT
Now. the Prcsbyterians are long-headed
and hard-headed people. They are special
" intellectual people The clergy of thelr
church have always ranked high Their
congregation in every city are composed o.
the most intellectual class. Nobody cares 10
tackle Presbyterian in argument. because
he is liable to get the worst OF it II he does
The Scotch-Irisl race is the strongest intel
1ectually on the globe, aud they are the
presbytcrians.
Consequently when these people are us
cussng question of doctrine which concerns
themselves it Is a mighty good time for out
siders to keep their hands Off,
The fight that is on is battle OF thc Ei"hlS'
and the question Of predestinotion is Eooo
thing for secular newspapers to leave alone
Memphis AcaidNcAc, Mdy, II.