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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
AN ENTERTAINMENT at euYrov.
The Methodist Church Benefited By
the Proceeds.

The Methodist Church Benefited By
the Proceeds.
GUYToN, GA, Sept. 26.-The entertain
ment given at the Town hall Wednesday
night for the benefit OF the Methodist
church was largely attended by Guy
tonians as well as visitors from Savannah,
Millen and MARROW. Mrs. Hunter, Mrs.
Parks, Miss Jones, Miss Smith, Prof. Smith
and Mr. Rebarer came up from Savannah,
and their choice singing added greatly to
the success of the programme, which was
as follows:
Opening selection, Cornet band.
"dother Goose's Melodies" by the little
Vocal solo, 20. Happy Day." Miss Fannie
Vocal duet, Come to Me-" Mrs Parks and
Vocal solo. THE Pardon Came Too Late, g"
Mr. r. J. Davant, Jr.
Tabeau. Coronation of the Empress jose
Vocal solo, "He's Coming" Miss saIHe
Jones.
Vocal duet, 81 Live and Love Thee" Mr. Re-
bsrer and Mrs. Hunter.
Vocal solo, "'Tis Moonlight" Mrs Berrien.
Recitation, "Else's Child" Miss Fannie
Vocal solo, Flower of the Alps" Mrs.
Minor.
Vocal'solo, Come Where the Lindens Bloom, g"
Mr. Frank Rebarer.
Tableau. statuary, "Pygmalion's Studio"
Vocal solo, Simon the Celarer," Prof.
Smith.
The entertainment was pronounced big
financial success, over 800 having been
cleared,
The Springfield camp meeting will begin
Friday night, Oct. 2, and the tentholders
are making extensive preparations for it.
Good sermons, good singing. and good order
are some OF the many inducements offered
to those who attend.
The rifle club at a recent meeting
adopted a regular code of bylaws and con-
sttuiion, and will hereafter be known as
the "Guyton Minute Men, with motto of
Determination. law and justice"
The recent changes in the Central railroad
have caused the removal to Atlanta of
Messrs. Schley, Lawrence, Pritchard and
Howard, four of our popular young men.
Mrs. jeff D. Lanier of Savannah spent
last week with the family of her brother
in-law, Rev. T. w. Lanier.
Guyton regrets having TO lose c. C. Hunt,
who. with his family, moved to Savannah
to-day.
Miss Florence Lanier of Oliver is visiting
her brother, DR.. s. j. Lanier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
HEB wATaa CHARM.
The Stone Upon Which Napoleon Cut
His First Teeth.

From the Critic.
We were sitting out on the front piazza
the other afternoon, waiting for q sudden
shower to cease, when the conversation, by
chance, turned upon curios and relics of de-
parted notabilities. "This is rather an
interesting souvenir, - said a young lady,
taking her watch from her pocket and hold
ing before our eyes q charm that was
attached to it by a short chain. At first
glance | thought it was a tennis prize, the
young lady being a champion player OF that
game; but on closer examination / saw
that it was an antique Of some sort. 1t was
a dark blue stone, oval in shape, abou.
an inch and half long. and covered
with hieroglyphics was a handsome thing,
and would have delighted an antiquarian as
much on account of its beauty as for its
apparent antiquity. What do you sup
rubbed our foreheads and thought. "Pha-
raoh's signet ring" said one. "a charm
from Washington's watch CHARM" sug-
gested another. "You would never guess"
replied the owner. $50 will tell you. 1t isn
and she daugled 1t before our inquiring
eyes-'it is the stone on which Napoleon
Boneparte cut his first teeth" Before any
Of the rest of us had time to recover from
the shock Of this announcement. practical
pointing to the heroglyphics: 'And
are those the prints of his
teethP' On closer inspection they
appeared to be Arabian characters. Are
you sure that the stone is really what you
sayw asked a doubling Thomas. Per
fectly," replied the young lady. st was
given to my mother by Joseph Bonaparte,
when he lived at Bordentown; and he told
her that the baby Napoleon when he was
just beginning to take notice. clutched at
the stone which his mother wore on a chain
around her neck, aud was so determined to
have it that she took it from her own neck
and put it around his and be. used it to bite
on until all his little teeth came through. u
II would be interesting to have the inscrip-
thin on the stone interpreted TO see If it was
at all applicable to the career of the baby
who learned 10 bite on its hard surface.
A BROTHER of Congressman DolIiver of Iowa
has been elected president of the University of
Utah, at Ogden. He is only "a years of age.
a will hQu col Of n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
BAIL FOR BEREsFoRD.

Judge Maddox Fixes His Bond at
$1,000 in Bach Case.
ROME, Ga; Sept. 26.-Walter Beresford,
through his attorneys, made application for
bail to-day. and Judge Mattox left the mat
ter with the sheriff, who affixed bond of
81 900 in each case. The bond has not been
made, but will be, it Is thought. at an early
date. The attorneys for the prosecution
think the bond too light, and will have
warrants sworn out before justice of the
peace, 80 that heavier bonds may be as
sessed. Information comes to-day that
Beresford is wanted in Ontario, Canada, on
similar charges. Beresford's wife is work
ing hard to obtain his release.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Kingman Sold at Latonia For $4,000
Irish Chief Bolts.

Kingman Sold at Latonia For $4,000.
Irish Chief Bolts.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 26.-At Latonia
to-day in the stake race, Irish Chief, good
second favorite at 2 to 1, bolted at the first
quarter pole aud stopped running Before
the races Kingman was sold at public auc-
ton to John Z. Madden of Lexington for
$4,000. Following is a summary:
FIRST RACE-One mile and twenty yards
Col Wheatley won, with Harry Weldon second
and Grandpa third. Time 1:45A.
SECOND RACE-One mile and seventy yards
Hopeful won, with Patrick second and Phllora
third. Time 1;46A.
THIRD RAcE-One mile and one-eighth. Whit
neY won, with Anna second and Business third.
Time 1854.
FOURTH RAoE-Kentucky Central railway
Madden second and Perblaise third Time
1:43s4.
FIFTH RAoE-Five furlongs. Lou Dudley
won; with Sallie Taylor second and Ollie Glenn
third Time 1903.
SIXTH RAcE-Five furlongs Puryear won,
with Rally second and Bullet third Time 1904.
AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAvEsEND, N. V, Sept. 26.-The at
tendance this afternoon far surpassed that
OF any other day Of the meeting thus far.
fully 10000 persons being present. Follow
ing Ia a summary:
FIRST RAcE-For beaten horses s., 900 added,
six furlongs. Rosa Fl. won, with TERRIER sec
ond and Tormentor third. Time 1:l44
SECOND RAcE-Si,000 purse, one mile and a
furlong. Russell won, with Strathmeath second
and Senorita third. Time 1:54M
THIRD RAcE..Holly handicap. $3.50 added,
six furlongs. Curt Gum won, with Fred les
second and Charade third. Time lis.
FOURTH RAcE-Second special $500 added, a
mile and furlong Judge Morrow won with
Kingston second and Peter third. Time 1851
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000 five and a half
furlongs- Galinda won, with Pan Handle sec.
ond and St. Carolus third. Time 109.
SIXTH RAoE-Purse $1,000, mile and six
teenth Miss Belle won, with Salvini second
and Melanie third. Time 1:50l3.
MANCHEsTER's MEETING.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-This was the third
day of the Manchester September meeting.
The race of the day was that for the Ian
cashire plate OF 1000 sovereigns, for 2.
year-olds, seven furlongs. The race was
won by Siguorina, with Orme second and
Aartigon third.
TRoTTING STALLION DEAD.
FRANKLIN, PA, Sept. 26.-Ss. Bell, one
u the most famous trotting stations in the
united States. died in this city at noon to-
Jay Of collie. He was owned by Miller and
sloiey and. was valued at 100000. He had
ssoown trials of speed on the fair grounds
"'Fe at the rate Of 1904 without training.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
A Neoro Murdered.

SUMNER, GA, Sept. 26.-Near Chula, on
the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad,
in Irwin county, few days ago, Lewis
Daniels shot Willis Coleman, who died yes
terdaV from the wound. The verdict of the
coroner's jury was that Coleman came to
his death by a pistol shot In the hands OF
Daniels. without provocatioD. Both are
colored, The murderer is at large.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
A TRoTTING STALLION
ohapters from Columbus.

COLUMBUS, GA, Sept. 26.-Mayor Dozier
vas served to-day with notice of a suit
sssainst the city for $4,000, The suit is
SS'oaght by Mrs Sarah E. Mitchell. who
LIKE her Gnkle by stepping In a hole on
RIst avenue a.short time ago.
MAJ. George W. Dillingham;. for many
yssn cashier OF the National Bank Of
n, os,a'nous. resigned to-day on account OF
AN slads.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
Roanoke's Public Building.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Sscretary
Foster has approved the recommendation
of Treasury Agent Window that the prop
erty at the northeast corner OF Roanoke
and Church streets be selected rs the site
for the public building at Roanoke, Va.
The price to be paid is $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

TUE present wonderful run OF salmon has so
glutted the market, says the Port townsend
Leader. that for some time these silver-sided
beauties have been selling at cents apiece, but
the price took a tumble yesterday aud several
fishermen sold a boat load Of salmon, Weighing
% pounds each, ~ the pififul price OF : cent
auiece. one cent Tor a 20-pouDd silver salmon,
the finest quality Of that excellent nsh, Is the
lowest price. perhaps. that a food hsh ever sold
for III this or any cthcr country, but salmon
ars SO pentiful that people do not know what 70
DO With them,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
MILLIN cry.

We desire to inform our lady patrons
that Miss Anna Dorney, the popular young
millinery artistic, has returned from New
York, where she has been during the last
Of our fine Millinery Stock for Fall and
Winter wear. Our annual Fall Opening
will take place ON Wednesday and Thurs
day. Oct. Z and 8, when we will display the
most elegant and gorgeous assortment OF
the latest and most correct Partisan shapes
in Ladies' Headgear. Miss Dorney will
have personal supervision Of this opening.
which will be sufficient guarantee that it
will be an event Of great Importance to
Savannah ladies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

Those pretty Cloth Top Shoes which we
have been telling you about have arrived.
and will be on exhibition in our Shoe De-
partment during this week We would adj
wise ladies who wish to purchase nest.
stylish Shoe for Fall wear to see these
goods. Prices are right.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. -

We will offer several 'eye-openers" this
week, which we are confident will not fail
to be appreciated by the public.
"EYE-OPENER" No. l.
so dozen Gents SILK Teck Scarfs at 10
cents, others advertise them for 81 cents.
INDICTMENT No. g.
81 dozen Gents Night Robes. good muslin
and well made, genuine bargain, at so cents.
BARGAIN No. 3.
e5 dozen Gents Half Hose, seamless. at Is
cents Big go.
CUT No. 4.
so genuine Serge Silk Umbrellas, natural
handles, at 81 40.
Elegant assortment of Gents Nsckwear,
In new and exclusive designs, now IN stock.
See them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
All Builders Supplies.

DIVER SAND, Portland Cement, RosendaI
III Cement, RocklAnd Lime. Georgia Limo, al
styles Brick, Caloinod Plaster Nassau Fibre,
Roofing Paint, Roofing Paper.
Orders filed promptly 10 carload lots and less
Ct lowest prices GEORGE SCHLEY,
Telephons No. f79. Broker. Ii6 BrYsa 8t.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODS II

3s. 40 and 42-iuch Henriettas, Csshmeres.
serges, Albatross, Boucles, also Black and
White Stripes, Checks and Plaids, grand
value, regular price 90. 65 and IS cents per
yard. for this week only Az cents per yard !
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
TREATED BY FAITH cURIsrs

Mr.. SearIes admitted that two Christian
scientists, Mrs Morse and Mrs. Day, had
treated Mrs. Searles during her illness One
of them had also treated witness for indi-
gestlon. He thought he requested that they
should not mention being called in, as he
did not care about having it hawked about.
At the close Of the hearing Mr.. Burnley
called for all letters passing between Messrs.
Stillmen and Hubbard aud Mrs. Searles,
also the cash and check books of Mr.. Searles,
to be produced at the adjourned hearing,
Oct II
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

That elegant assortment Of Ladies' Fine
Gloves for Fall wear. which we told you
about last week. are going very quickly. II
you require pair you should not hesitate
about investing. We have the celebrated
"Biaritz" style in Tan, Black. Channels and
very Nobby Dark Shades. These goods are
the very latest and most stylish Gloves in
the market. Full assortment on exhibition
all of. this week at Glove Counter. See
them, you are bound to like them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
Bedford Cords 4! Bedford Cords l.!
CHINA SILKS ! CHINA SILKS!

Complete line in all shades, exceptional
value, on sale for this week at 40 ceats pen
yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

A BROTHER of Congressman DolIiver of Iowa
has been elected president of the University of
Utah. at Ogden. He is only "a years of age,
and will have salary OF IS 900 a year,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
nae FIFTH AvENUK HOUSE.
From the New York Press.

He was also asked about an estate on
Fifth avenue. New York, which he holds
IN his own name and for which be paid
sl65. 600 In 1890. The purchase money came
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27
A. r. ALTMAYER & CO.

NOTE: On account Of holiday our store
Will be closed on Saturday next, Oct. 8.
uatil P. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
The STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
rwsNtv-Second Annual session 20 Convene
IN LYpchburg Tonight.

The tw~ntv-second annual session Of the
Medical Society Of Virginia vii! convene
in !ynchhurc at s O'Clock tonight.
the a'.n1ni address will be delivered by
tbs Pic. i"Ht. Dr ". ". Parker. and il Is
expected there viii be = larso attendance
ef sne profession from tass city.
Tho Au3ject for general discussion on
Wednesday mcrniug Will % Acute and
Chrome Dyseut-ty,' and the afternoon
meeting will be devoted 80 the election OF
officers for the ensuing tenn. tie noilinA.
tion 20 the Governor OF ono 20 all the
place of DIR. L. Nj. Bowyer (ros .cEeD on
the Medical Examining Board Of Virginia
from the sixth congressional district: the
selection Of the subject for general discus.
sion during the twenty-third annual ses
SION and the leader III the discussion the
election Of a follow 10 deliver the annual
address TO the public and profession: the
selection of place and time for holding the
tweniy-thlrd annual session. etc.
At night reports on advances in the re-
spcCtlvo departments of medicine and
surgery will be called tor in the following
order and continued as the order OF busI-
ness through Thursday, or until COM
plcied:
la the various sections of Anatomy and
Physiology. Chemistry. Pharmacy. Materia
Medica. etc. Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children: Practice Of Modi-
cine; Surgery; Ophthalmolo.y, Otology.
and LaIyngology; Nemology aud Psycno-
logy; Hygiene and Public Health, inter
cs,lng papers Will be read and discussions
had.
The Medical Examining Beard of vir-
ginis. DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor, president, will
hold is semi-annual meeting tonight
also, preliminary TO the examinations Of
candidates to begin next mOruing-fOr
Incense 10 practice III Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
BIG TINE FOR THE coLoREO FOLKS.
The Approaching Industrial Fair Prom
isc. Good Results.

A. the time for the holding Of the. an
uu.l industrial far by the colorei folks
Of Virginia approaches the interest IN the
event seems u increase. and the outlook
tar success grow brighter. James II.
blackwell, the president Of the association,
j. arduous N his efforts to have every
thing III readiness for the opening on
Thursday mOTulua.
4 committee has been appointed by the
military t. solicit subsistence for tie col
Orra soldiers who are expected from Baltl-
more. and other places, If which Major j.
Z. johnson Is chairman.
Martha \ Hughes, Of Manchester, IS
chairman Of the female department, aad
David {. Moon Is general soliciting agent.
Tae latter asserts that Manchester VIII
sn Ks up we'll III the way of evhibitS; etc;
Tie nrst days programme VIII be the
tra!es parade. addresses, and other inter
.,.in, features. The second day will be
devoted q the military parade and com
pctitive drill. while on tho third VIII be
borse-races and regular children day.
Among the noted speakers who VIII de-
hver addresses will be the Hon. Frederick
Douclass. ex-Mlnlster 10 Haiti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
BY Joseph II. Houseworth, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SOME OF
l. THE FINEST LANDS IN ORANGE CouN-
TY, VA. AND A LARGE FLOUR AND GtlSl-
MlLL.-ln execution OF tho decd OF trust from
x. Z. Graves and wife 20 the undersigned. dated
August %. 1856, and duly recorded, and being
thereto r.dured by 'he creditors secured Will
sell Ly puUilc auction, On tiO promises, a. lIofn
Hill, Orange county, Va. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. 1891.
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the LANDS conveyed by
the said deed Of trust. The tract contains
L3sO ACRES. A large portion Of II Is very
fine, equal TO any land In Piedmont vir-
ginia In the production Of grain and grass. Tho
dwelling is large aud comfortable. with all
necessary out. buildings. This land will be offer
ed AS a whole hut Il a satisfactory price cannot
be obtained for 1t then it will be offered IN fol-
lowing lots:
,. The HOME TRACT, containing $50 ACRES.
=. The TENAs AND TANDY TRACT, con-
3. The JACOB GRAVES TRACT, containing
2i3 ACRES.
i. The DIR. GOODWIN TRACT. containing
303 ACRES.
s. The BROOKS TRACT, containing 2I1
ACRES.
All the above tracts contain excelientland, and
any ono u them would make most desirable
farm, being well watcIcd. with sufficient timber.
On the same day. nj o'clock J. NJ, on the
promises. the LARGE FLOUR AND GRlSI-
MILL known az BROOKS MILL, with 20 ACRES
OF LAND. This mill IL located in n fine farm
ing country four miles from the p. +. and T..
railroad has large run OF custom; capacity
ten barrels -four and nity bushels corn per day.
TEENS: Ono fourth cash; balance on credit
Of one, two, and three years, purchasers 10 give
bonds for deferred payments, bearing interest
from date. ani se,ured by trust-deed.
For further Information apply to the trustee.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
ORANGE, VA, September II, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
SMILING THROUGH GRIEF.
In Spite Of the Worries which All Women
Have, They Appear Well and IIappv-.How
iOMake This Apparent Happiness Real.

"Yes," said an eminent physician recently, IL
do not think ! exaggerate whom cay that one
half Of the suffering and sickness which exists
among women might and should be avoided.
How? Listen and will tell you. Pains and
weakness and the little cares, which no man
other than physician suspects, frequently COM
bine 10 make women more or less miserable.
Yet they come up smiling nearly always, hiding
beneath their seeming happiness an in1nity Of
mental and physical torture. This Is all wrong
Woman was born 10 brightness and happiness |;
Her body, her mind, aud all her faculties and
functions must be put into q healthy condition
or she cannot secure strength and where nature
falls she must be assisted. Here Is where sttuu-
lants prove 30 valuable.
Yes, mean spirits, but not the spirits OF tho
saloon ana while recommend whiskey ~ the
best and most useful OF spirits, am always most
careful 70 impress upon my patients the necessity
OF obtaining II absolutely pure, as impure whts-
key isworse than useless" IL has been agreed by
the leading scientists and physicians of the day
that Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ii absolutely pure.
Tho proper use Of u will strengthen the nerves.,
blood, and body. IL 10 not Q beverage, but y de-
signed for medicinal use. IL stimulates all tho
facilities OF the body and mind, adds energy and
strength, and builds up waste tissue. It may DO
obtained from your druggist or grocer. In jus
tice TO yourself, zee that you obtain tho genuine
Dufy's Pure Malt whlskey, and do not b. satis.
He'd with any substitute which may be offered -
1ust - good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
EVERY ONE SNEEZING.
Colds Remarkably Preyalent---WilI
the Grip Return ?---Dangers Of
Pneumonia.

Havc you noticed the unusual number of colds
possessed by your acluainfances this year Z
There seems to be no particular reason why tho
fall OF this year should DO more trying than
usual, but nevertheless I, II fact those who
know something Of thcso matters say that :his
extraordinary prevalence 81 colds Ia the fore-
runner OF another visitation % tho grip. Whe-
;her II may turn oat 80 or not. n thing every ono
should do IL 20 get ria OF 4 cold ~ aoon a. pos
sible on accoun. Of tho danger D. which a per-
son with ." little cold" Il exposed. Pneumonia
nobody wishes TO face, and IL Il no exasscration
to state that 80 per cont Of deaths from this
cause could have been avertci II the colds out of
which they grew had been cured.
BY far the best method OF rtiiing oneself %
a cold IL 10 take little pure stlmu.snt In water
and keep warm after having done 20. The great
est care and prompt measures should be taken
nj the slightest sign Of the approach Of pnenmo-
MIA II you have q tickling In the throat, tight
nees OF the chest. pain Ia the head. chilly fcel-
ing or pains throughout the body, Immediately
use some pure stimulsnt 20 promote the crcuia-
tion and avert the catastrophe. IL should De par
ticusrly borne in mind that 90 be- of tse required
value. the stimulant (whiskcy preiersbly) must
be- pure, and Duffy"s Pure Malt Whiskey. which
can he obtained OF your druggist or grocer,
meets the requirements. Its standard ana re-
liable. and the fact that |, has received tho en-
,;orseInents OF the leading scientists ana physi-
clans OF tho present day IA the best guarantee OF
its usefulness AS a medicine. Insist upon having
n. and do not allow the salesman 30 sell you a
sub-,itute which be may recommend ~ Just as
COOL" There T. no other medicinal whisscy
which Equals Dunys Pure Malt Ia purity and
excellence.