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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

The London Tid-Ras offered 4 prize
for the best definition Of baby. Some
Of the replies received were the follow
inS:
\ bursting bud on the tree Of life
The only precious possession that new
e. excites envy.
A bold asssEteT Of the rights Of free
speech
\ human flower unIouched by the ing
er Of care
The magic spell by which the gods
transform house into 4 home.
A miniature Atlas that bears the whole
world Of welded JOYS and cares on is
little shoulders.
Fathers rival in mothers love.
The sapling Of the tree from which viii
be built the buiwarks Of eur nations
future greatness.
The best developer Of the most beauti-
ful part Of wouAn's natu-e-"unselfish-
ness
A tiuy, useless mortal, but without
which the world would soon be at
standstill.
The latest edition ofhumanity Of which
every couple think thew possess the finest
copy.
A native Of all countries who speaks
the language Of none
A man and woman, making start in
life.
The unconscious mediator between
father snd mother, and the focus oftheir
hearts
A troublesome compendium Of great
possibilities.
A quaint little craft called innocence,
laden with simplicity and love.
A wee little specimen Of humanity
whose winsom smiles makes a good man
think Of the angels.
The sunbeam Of the house that drives
dull care away.
A curious bud Of uncertain blossom
The one thing needful 10 make home
happy.
There is only one perfect specimen Ofa
baby in existence, and every mother IS
the happy possessor Of it.
The snartest little craft afoat in homes
delightful bay.
A baby is a tiny drop in the vast ocean
Of human life, capable Of immense pos
sibilities and surrounded by great mys-
teries.
AHttls stranger with a free pass to the
hearts best affections.
The pulp from which the leaves oflife's
book are made.
A paddock on the chain Of love.
A soft bundle Of love and trouble
which we cannot Go without
A rose with ali is sweetest leaves yet
folded.
The sweetest thing God ever made and
forgot to give wings to-
A key that opens the hearts Of all
classes, rich or poor, in all countries.
A king who, though his sinews are
only velvet, rules with rod Of iron,
making strong men quail before him and
women to answer and attend every call.
A diminutiye specimen Of peryerse
humanity that could scarcely be endured
if he belonged to some one else, be
ing cur own IS never falling treasury
Of delight.
That which makes home happier, love
stronger, patience greater, hands buster,
nights longer, days shorter, purses light
er, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten,
the future brighter.
The delightful tyrant who rules the
home, the mothers darling and fathers
pride. the cause ofa thousand innocent
joys and the best pledge Of matrimoni-
al felicity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27
Electric Bltters.

This remedy is sbecomingso vel known
and 80 popular As TO need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise--A pUrer-
medicine does not exist and It IS guaran-
teed to do all that IS claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and kidneys, viii remove Pimples, BOils
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood-Wnl drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure
all Malarlal fevers.-FOr cure Ofheadaehe,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Eatire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded.-Price 30 cts- and
sIOO per bottle at J. y. Snyder's Drug
store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

QUIET WAYS ARE BEST.
WHAT'S the use Of worrying.
OF hGrrying.
And scurrvfug

What's the use Of Worrying.
OF hgrrying.
And seurrying
Everybody aurrying.
And breaking up their rest
When everyoae + teaching rs.
Preaching and beseeching u.
To settle down and end the fuss,
For quiet ways are best.
The rain that triekles down in showers,
A blessing b,iugs % thirsfy flowers;
Sweet fragrance from each brimmlng cup
The gentle zsphyr gather up.
There's ruin IN the tempest's path;
There's ruin in the voice OF wrath;
And they alone are blest
Who early learn 70 dominate
Themselves, their violence abate,
And proves. BY their serene estate,
That quiet ways are best.
Nothing gained By worrying.
B. hnrying.
And scurrying.
With fretting and with aurrying
The tenper's often lost
Andln pursuit Of some small prize
We rush ahead and are no; wise
Aad ind the unwonted exercise
A fearful price has cost
'Tis better Tar % join the throng
That Dc their duty right along;
Reluctant they 70 raise & fuss,
or make themselves ridiculous.
Calm aud serene in heart and nerve.
Their strength is always in reserve,
And molly stands each test
And every day and al about,
By scenes within and scenes without,
Wecan discern. with ne'er doubt,
That quiet ways are best.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

English free traders are nov trying 10
make the people Of England believe that
American apples have been poisoned
by sprlying to kill the worms upon the
trees" There is about as much sense in
it as there was about the triehina in
pork" The shipment Of apples this year
from American ports to Europe has reach
Ell ! 100000 barrels.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

'Phst blessing It is. says Pat, slightly
mnddled, chat night niver comes on all
late in the day, when aman Is ali tOired
out, and be couldn't work no more, any
how, at all, Al all, not even II il was morn-
ing. g.r-Erchsngs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

Editor-@WeIl, sir. did you interview
that women as directed Reporter-@I
saw her, but she refused to talk" Editor
tstartled(-awas she dead ?r-Defroa Free
Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

Late stayer-@why. the lamp is going
out." Oracle tired and sleepyl-"I sup
pose it thinks it's time something went
ut-"-Scw Yark HsraiL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

What was the title that the
Indians bestowed upon William Penn ?"
Bright Pupil-"Dunno. His Nibs, /
guess. Puck
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27

CAPITAL $4,000.
SURPLUS $1,000.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED ~ LAaGE ANosEkLL
AMOUNTS PAYAsIE ON DEMAND.
ACCOUNTS OF MERCHANTS. FARMERS.
STOCK 0EsLEss. AND cTHEas SOLICITED.
DISCOUNTS DAILY. =
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
LARUE II. HICKS. W. h MuLER,
JAsrEs L PUsE. CHAs- H FxHEz,
JOIN r ScoTT, GEO. r scuLL,
FRED ". BIEsEcKER.
EDWARD scULL President
VALESTIxE Hay, VICE PREsIDEST
HARVEY NJ. BERKLEy, CAsHIER.
The funds and securities Of this bank
are securely protected IN accelerated Cor
hss Burglar-proof Safe The only safe
made absolutely Burglar-prOof.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Owned and Operated by
:. 2. SWEITZER, Cumberland, Nd.

rs h1fei is frst-elass In al It's appointments,
-.-aisi and uefuruished. and the finest loca-
-- -e CITY. a. the head of Baltimore street
-- e-E pass is coOrs every few muInents-
-aas- pCriens a-rend 81 trains Luggage 10
= e1-- free of charge. Directly back OF the
a---- = a lHst-c'ass
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27
Livery Establishment.

-asF --s Of al descriptions can be had st nod
- i-s Ile bar of this H0Iel ) stocked with
-lest grades of Whiskies, Wines and Beer
--s O. -a-1 d large stock Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-01-27
What a RabY IS.

The London Tid-Rits offered a przs
for the best defnition Of baby. some
Of the replies received were the follow
snv-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
COmumicado

Ell Director del Laboratorio Qulmico Mu-
nicipal- Hay stD selz0)
CERTIFICA: haber recoBocido 81 vino A4s-
gstcj0ssG (Rioja, Provincia dc Logrono). que CO.
sechan los Sres Garcia hijos, resu,tando ser un
vino rojo, muy rico en- COLOR bien cIarificadc,
de sabor astringente, y bastanta acido. Su
aroma es grato, sin que SO sienta acetidcaci6n,
nj olor estraho alguno.
La composition de sus mas esenciales prin-
cipios es en- litros
Alcohol Extraeso Aqua Tartratos suSatos
de 125 CIR. 27s50 BAT so $40 1850
GMeerina Ceniza g ucosa. Acdez
de 60 30 80 090 6o5
La materia colorante ensayada por los pre-.
cederes de Nees, Jacob, Tilhol, Lamatina, Ca
zenave, Romey, Girard, loon, result6 ser Ia
natural on IN vino nuevo
FL Alcohol obtenido por desti|aci6n frac.
cionada On el tub0 de Glinski, sc encontro
exento de impurezas que le hagan uooivo.
Por 10 que en- vista de Ia proporcionalidad
y normalidad de sus componentes principales
SO declara este vino, como spuro.
"a petici6n de los Sres Sobrinos de Lui.
fa y c., ibro Ia preseRte certifcaci6n, de con.
formidad con 10 prescrito, en- el articulo 28 de-
Reglamento del Laboratorio. - Puerto-Rico
Enero 20 de 1892.-J0SE Ledesna0. 3O-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
Don Timoteo ,OubeIo

MAESTRO SASTRE. - FORTALEzA MUM. 13
Sc otrece~a sus numerosos parrOquianos
para los trabaios de sastreria que Sc le cQnfen,
participandoles que ACADIA de reoibir ui6A bue.
ma collection de t1gurines de Ultima m0ds.
El lena de Ia casa es prontitud, esmero
baratura, buen trabajo y complacencia con los
marchantes. La casa responde de Las prendas
que Se confeccionen en- ella.
R CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe
Calmante de Ia Sra. Winslow deber& usarse siem-
Proportions aGvio Immediate al pequeho pacidnte;
produce un sue60 tranquilO natural, aliviando
TODD dolor, = amanece 81 angelito risueHo felix.
Es muy agradable al paladar. Alivia 81 peQue-
larisa los intestinos, co 81 meior remedio como
dido para diarrea ooaaionads pof IL dsntiei6n@ 4
0teA CaHNa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25

DON Z. D, Aguas-buenas de
sU atenta del 20.
Don ]. +. L. Utuado.~-Es lamentable 10
que me dice sobre correos. L!evs nota de las
faltas para rebajarlas fin dc mes. GraciRs
per los demAs particulares.
Don L. 7. d. Adjuntaa.-Por correo de
hoy le REMIT gu encargo.
Don L. V. Barranquitass-El correo que
lleva este ndmerO le oonduce los aobreas
Don ]. NJ. q, Carolina.-Hoy estamos 4
"a dc Mar8o.
III DON Manuel J. Roure. Oiales.-Me estrada
mucho NO OontestaV a mis- cartas mas aun
que no cumpla sus pronesas.
lsn Don SmphciOss David. Guayanilla Guam.
do piensa Vd. remesar ell pic0
Don Antonio Alvarado.-Juana Diaz. Tie.
ne Vd. por contestarme mi Ultima csrta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
Armas y JimeDez. Cruz 13, On La Gran Cana
Sia, Cruz IL en- La EsferG, Fortaleza 81.
De venta

En- la oficina de Sores. de J. Sala y Co, en-
iQuidaci6n, radicals en- su antique almacen de
Ia Marina, sc venden variOs escritori0s, apara-
dores para libros. copiadores de cartas, archivo
para correspo pondencia, etc., diversos enseres
de.escritorio: 30
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
sECCION POETICA
A LUIGI RoNCORoNI

En- Ia ssOcbe de sM besefCio.
DominadOr bizarre de la escena
Obed6ces al arte que te inspira,
das forma tangible Ia men tira
de la verdad atadO Ia cadena.
La discretion tus impetus refrena,
va Interpreters el rapto de Ia ira
8 ya arranques del alma que delira
la nota del amor que to enajena.
NADIA le falta tu genial talento
que 81 Unite vulgar huella Y traspasa
para llevar tn nOmbre 81 alto asientO
Mas 81 la envidia, que el renoor abrasa
en- tt qniere apagar labiO sedientO,
NON t1 cssrGF dj Tor jA'sG gstGYdG pGssGi
'uerto- Rico, Mario "a 1892. ia DaWb6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
vARlHnA0E&

- Llama extraordinariamente la atencidn el
colossal surtidO gus SO aoaba de reoibir en- EZ
CO2NsGdO de los Sres Cerecedo Hermanos Co.
para la pr6xima Semsna Santa. Entire llichn
surtido fguran:
BacalaO de Escooia, ain espinas. en- caiitaa
de libras, sardinas en- escabeehe en- )atas (1e
10 libras; lampI6a la BOrdalesa. atum sin es
pinas csiamares On sn tinta, salmon de la Chi
ma, cosa dc gust0, salmon del Loire, alneias
caracOes 8 Ia B0rdalesa macarelas on aceite y
la mantequilla, vino San Rafael Y una narti-
da de aguas minerales de las aoreditadas mar
cas- Tichy, H0pjtGl, Cezestisss, San Grs.ssiey.
San H51Gyio, GaS0bGssG, L0eches, Tals. Mar.
ss0lejo, N0ssGW Asoodas de Caldelas. Esta ca
Ia mejOr para las enfermedades del pechO.
una buepa partida dc ia acre1itada marca de
aqua RMbSss0t que piensan realizar preoios
muy lmitados. Acddase, pues, al Colnsado de
CerecedO.
Resu'tados del principle Tontino de Ia Neso
York Life las Co. en- Fijos IL Dividendo 48
por ciento dc los pIemios psgados.-2: LA il
Quidaei6n en- efectiv0 demuestra IN coste neto
al contado de.menos $3.50 por 81, 900 al afo.-'
3e Por un segur0 ordlnario de vida con Is pre-.
mios anuales, 81 asegurado obtiene un seguro
de 1000 pOr 15 amos, un SECURE Dor el resto
do 81 vida. A. Hay Otros benedcios que que.
dan ia election del aseguradoy y que pueden
acomodarse sus circunstane;as especialei
Para marcos y dolores de cabeza para el
bai1o y Ia palangana dc lavarse Ia cara hasta
para el p8huel0 no hay meiOr prepSrado uue
el Aqua de Florida elaborada por Monclova
HermanOs,
g. CGsas Qsse SO seconsSendas .-ha Par.
maeia Central del Lcdo: don Manuel Torres
Borgee, estahlecida On Mo-piedras, por Ia pu-
reza dc sus drogas importadas de los prineipa-
ss os naops .a ae
R~@~~.@~~~ ~s~AW 80 sS RAOS0@AkVAUn0n5 Ae'
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No hay clgarrillos mejores que los de laa
marca Figaro que fabrican On Ia Habana los
Sres. Celorio y Mora. - Pru6belOs usted Sc
venden On tod0s los buenOs cafes y On las pull
perias dignas de recOmendarse.
Crea usted tormalmente que no es reclamo
10 que voy decir :-es superior, super1orisimo
rratoneS y botellas, venden los Sres. SObrino
de Luina y Co. Es pur0 dc iva viene como
de mOlde para pisGr las loDganizas de Vich
los ricos salchichones de BolOnia, y los jamo-
mes galIegos. y de York, y de Westfalia, y anne
canos sin hueso qae el mismo Luina ACADIA de
reeibir.
Para evitar la oxidaci6n de las pleas de
acero On las prensas demAs aparatos de i'm
pFeDts, un peri6dico ingl6s publica Ia formula
sguiente
DIsu6lvase una onza de alcanfor en- una IL
bra de manteca derretida, debiendo removerse
Ia bora y espuma que suba 8 Ia supert1cie, du
rante In operac On. AgI6gense luegO tanta can
tidad de plombsgna de calidad superior, como
sea necesariaSp para dar una mezcla un color de
hero. ADliqueae esta composition las pie
zas que quieran preservarse, removi6ndOla 81
cabO de veinte custrO hOras con trOzOs de tela.
LA maquinaria de este modO tratada Sc man
tendra libre dc, t0do 0xido por mucho tempo.
CHARADA
AuDque no prjnser0- tres
6OS-py&nser0 On la materia,
SO qua 81 10 10 en- las farmacias
ret6yi0as Sc encuentra.
LA fama del A1coholddo Gio1 "por el or
be vuela," como dice el refran. Els 9! remedio
casero por exelencia es el favorito de las
madres de familias. FL AlcOhOlGd0 Gi0l no
debe faltar en- la casa de ninguna persona pre-
cavida.
Eu PARA SEMAiyA SANTA II - surah
negro muy bueno Granadinas negras labradae.
Gro y faya negra. Rasimires neg -os. Cintas
encajes, blondas anchas para 1sdornar faldas.
Agremanes y rasos negros y c1anto necesite Y.
en- 81 ramo, e0mprelo on La F0nsG de F. ARA
bal y Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
Lelii & Ca, san .ss ,sAs sa,ss1sss sps'.s's, &c:

Otrecen los siguientes artfculOs:
RelOjes americanos enehapadOs On orO
BotOnaduras, pulseras y brooches i'd. Id,
Navajas, tijeras cortaplumas.
PalmatOrias autOmaticas.
ReW0lvers jugue5es diversOs.
Camisetas y calzoncilios de lana.
. Abanic0s lis nacar otras ciases
Camas cunas para nilos.
Perfumerfa aqua para 81 tooador.
Papel y sObres con iniciales.
Maletas de cuero y slllas de viaie.
Parasoles y paraguas genoyeses
CnrOnas y ramos de Azahares para noyias.
Gran surtido de corbatas Ultima moda.
Petacas para puros y cigarrilies.
Carteras para bolsillo caieros.
Pantallas vistosas para quinques
Pasadores para mOnOs grIegos.
CiDturOnes de moda.
Estenso surtido en- AlhGjas dc GRO y bri.
llantes.
GaraDtzadOs para sen0raa cahaleros =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25
Miguel j. Gorbea

Maestro do instruction prlmaria superior
= DirectOt do Ia escuela elemental de niflos tsa
la Marina de la Capital ofreoe a pdbllco sus
seEVici0e profesionalea en- Ia caaa,oaeuela del
dietsite. Gale del RfeaidiQ nAmsrQ Sa.l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25

Aver microbes, a la 8 media de Ia tarde
BE declare fuego en- Ia hacienda BMeNaViatG,
jurisdiction de Gurabo, de Ia prOpiedad del
apreciable caballero D. Jaime Sala Tan luego
el tafiido de la campana y los pitos de 10 ma
quina anunciaron al vecindariO tai suceso, SO
constituy6 Ia mayoria de este, el Alcalde, el
Juez Municipal, y Ia guardia civil y de orden
pdhliCo en- el lugar del siniestro vadeando 81
rio easi todo pie, logrando sofocar el elemen-
to destructor. Las p6rdidas Sc TedujerOn A
una casa de psja, siendo casual 10 ocurridO.
La ssistencia On el lugar del siniestro to-
niendo que vadear pie Q; rio, demuestra las
bueDas condolences de los vecinos y las simpa-
tfaS que eu Ia Jurisdiction tiene el actual ad-
ministradOr del fundO Buenavista ei apreciablo
ID. Luis Sala. Ce'ebramos que no haya habidO
desgracias personales y q"e las p6rdidas hayan
nidO 0XiQu0G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-25

No hay cigarrillos mejores que los de i
marca Figaro que fabrican en- Ia Habana 10
Sres. CelOriO Mora. - Pru6belOs usted s
venden en- todos los buenos cafes y on las pul
perias dignas de recOmendarse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28
CITY BREVITIRS,

The. Savannah Volunteer Guards will
hold meeting tonight to consider the
questions of finance relating to their ne
building.
Henry Russell was arrested on charge
Of larceny last night by Policeman Bost-
wick. Russell Ia a negro who robbed another
Of few articles Of wearing apparel.
The crossing OF the telephone and fire
alarm wires last night between IL and II
o'clock caused three taps be sounded on Big
Duke and in the engine houses
William Jones, a negro boy Ia the employ
Of John bowl, was caught stealing cigarettes
yesterday. Constable Frank Dunno arrested
him and Justice Elsinger sent the youth to
jail to answer the charge of larceny from
the house.
Mr.. j. W. Cotchett, who lives at No. 81
Berrien street, has young peach tree ia his
yard that ia loaded down with fine, large
cling peaches. The peaches are very fine
and are equal to any seen on this market.
AS varieties of peach trees which will
flourish In this locality are very scarce IL
might be we'll for those interested in their
culture to investigate the tree In Mr..
Cotchett's yard with view to propagation.
The Bay street merchant referred to in
Yesterdays echo Of the Election" denies
emphatically that the trouble he had at the
Second district precinct was a question OF
his temper getting the better Of his judg-
ment. On the contrary he claims he only
defended himself from an attack by Consta-
bic Nathans. Eyewitnesses he, said, SUBJ
stantiate his claims. He says further that
the case was dropped in the police court
because he didn't want TO push 1t.
Mayor MoDonough and Aldermen Haiues
and Carson made tour of the city last
night testing the telephones OF the Game
we'll system to find out il they were in
proper working order before accepting the
system. Manager Polk of the telephone
company remained at the barracks and en-
swered the calls. The putting in of the re-
turn wire has remedied all the previous
difficulties and the phones worked entirely
satisfactory. At the next meeting of the
council the police committee will probably
recommend the acceptance OF the system
There is no end of complaint from retail
dealers, physicians, sewing machine men
| and wood dealers about the numbering Of
the houses on streets and lanes. 1t has been
suggested that before another season sotS in
the city authorities take some steps to rem
edy the system now existing. On Gwinnett
street. in the eastern extension, the numbers
are mostly second hand. On Farm street
one number fills half q block, being sub
| divided in Fights. In many localities like
| Oak street the numbers are written in
chalk, and all the occupants OF the houses
have to do to set collector wild is to rub
out the number we'll known syrup
peddler marks such numbers in black paint
as suits him. Savannah could have such a
good system. Taking Bull street as the
dividing line, the mum oers could run east
and west. There is a move on hand to pre-
sent a petition TO the city council to take
this matter in hand. The cost of mum bering
would be repaid by the avoiding of losses
to many taxpayers,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28
A COMPANY MAY ORGANIC g.
1t Would Take Coed Deal of Money
TO Bid for the Harbor Work

1t Would Take Coed Deal of Money
to Bid for the Harbor Work.
The organization of local company to
bid for the government contract for the
deepening of Savannah's harbor is being
discussed, but no definite movement has
yet been started, Capt. D. G. Purse was
spoken TO about it yesterday.
las far as | am Individually concerned"
Capt. Purse said, 81 would have nothing to
do with the organization Of such q company,
were to know that / could make $50, 900
out of It tomorrow. Such thing would
be big undertaking, and should be pro-
ceeded with cautiously. The raising of
the capital would be the easiest thing
connected with the scheme, but to
thing than capital is required. 1t is expo
rience. Everybody can't dig mud. It is
one Of the easiest things to figure on and
most expensive to carry out that know Of
The only feasible plan l can see TO make
such a company a success would be to form
a combination with some outside par ties
who understand the work of dredging a
river. l wouldn't like to see Savannahians
undergo the experience of the Galveston
people who organized com-
pany to improve that harbor and
keep the profits at home.
They didn't understand the business
and had to sublet the contract at 6 loss Of
100000. No, you can say that l will not
have anything to do with such a project,
but would like to see it take shape if it
could result successfully"
Capt. Jacob Paulsen has considerable ex-
perience in dredging work, but he is not
prepared 70 say whether he would engage
in a local scheme or bid on the work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Miss Stella Douglas left for Asheville last
night.
William H. Forsyth of Atlanta is at the
Alderman George j. Mills left for Ashe-
vile last night.
7. G. Swan and J. A. Farmer of Coving-
ton are guests Of the De Soto.
Mrs. Z. T. Roberta and son leave to-day
FOR the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. c. L. Montague and family left for
the north yesterday on the Tallahassee,
DR.. Boyd's little girl, who has been very
Ill for several weeks, is slowly improving
Judge Emory Speer and Marion Erwin,
Esq. are rustioating at Cumberland Island.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Knox of Darien were
10 the city yesterday, registered at the De
Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Converse, child and
nurse, OF Vaidosta, are stopping at the De
Soto.
DIR. ". D. Arnold and family were pas
sengers on the Tallahassee for New York
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cohen, child and
nurse. of Jacksonville, Fla, are guests OF
the De Soto.
Miss GULL Lawton leaves to-day for
Charlottesville, Va, where she will visit her
friend, Miss Mallet.
DR.. Edward Philip Dryer, noted chem
iet and veteEinary surgeon Of the Royal
College Of London. is in the city, visiting
friends.
Mrs, G. H. Carroll left yesterday via the
Charleston and Savannah railway for the
mountains Of North Carolina to spend the
summer.
Col. John Gsynor is in the city looking
after the interests Of Green, Gaynor & Co
in connection with the harbor improvement
contract
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Thorne, Mrs. d. C.
Stelling, Miss Belle McCasherine and Mrs.
N. H. Morrill, of Augusta are stopping at
the Screven.
Miss Mamie T. Doyle leaves this morning
on the City Of Macon for Boston, and will
spend the balance Of the summer with rela-
tives in Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Mrs.. Henry Urban leaves for Boston on
the City of Macon this morning. She will
be absent for two months, spending the
summer in several mountain resorts of the
north