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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-04
THE MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT THUNDERBOLT
For sale at Auction by w. X. WILKIN
SON, AuctIOneer.

On TUESDAY. Sept. 4, 1894, l will offer be-
fore the Court House door In the city OF Sa.
Vannah, the tract Of land known as "The
Point" at Thunderbolt This property fronts
200 feet on bold blum on Warsaw river aid
commands one Of the most beautiful views in
the south. Ihunderbolt,the YachtClub, Bona
venture and Greenwich ark along the river
10 the north, Whitmarsh, Wilmington and
other islands along lovely stretch OF water
three miles 70 the east and a magnificent ex-
panse OF green salt meadow dotted by pic
tureslue wooded islands reaching far away
10 the south. This tract is an ideal spot for
an elegant summer residence or a hotel Al
the same time and along with the above /
Will sell another tract IN the rear OF this,
fronting on 3)foOt street 70 the east aud q
5OfOot street TO the north. plat OF both
tracts can be seen az my office, also In Book
TX, folio 10, county records Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles
w x. WILKINSON, Auctioneer
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CHOICE WINES.

Claret' burgundy, Hook, Angelica, Port,
sherry, RiesIing, sauterne, ChabIis, Mus
catel, etc.
IL may pay you TO make a note OF this and
attend sale. Each cHsk, barrel or case VIII
De sold separately so that small consumers
may become bidders. Mr. VIM. Allan Will be
present At sale and assist the sheriff Ia sub
uniting for the inspection Of buyers samples
taken from each atklge to be sold. These
samples were drawn few DAYS ago by Mr.
Alan for the use OF the sheriff at this sale. so
that he can youch for their absolute correct,
ness. All OF the wines. as samples will show
are IN prime condition and well worthy the
attention OF connoisseurs
ia dozen quart and 2ls dozen pint fine
french Annealed Glass Empty Wine Bottles
Will also be sold at same time.
Particular description OF property levied
or as above and to be sold by agreement Of
all parties concerned on the premises. 49,
Bay street:
Claret, 10 barrels; Modoc. barrels and q
casks; Angelica, barrel; Sherry. ? barrels;
Port, barrels Hook, barrels Burgundy. :
barrels and casks Serbia Vista . barrels
and casks.
The barrels and casks average from 40 to 90
gallons.
Sauterne, ls cases and bottles quarts. 10
cases pints
Angelica, cases and II bottles quarts.
Muscatel, cases and II bottles quarts
ttiesling, cases and II bottles quarts, 4
cases aud bottles pints.
Hook, cases and bottles quarts case
and - bottles pints.
Chablis, bottles pints.
Burgundy, 3 cases and % bottles pints
Cabinet, 81 bottles pints, cases assorted
samples.
Medoc, 10 cases and O. bottles pints, 1914
cases empty quart bottles, 1874 cases empty
pint bottles, - empty cases
he above property is located In ware.
rooms of John Flannery & Co.. 1lSiS Bay
street, and will be sold upon the said premises
ana delivered to purchasers after tho sale
from said place.
WILLIAM II. BLOIS,
Sheriff 4 q =
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WHAT WILL CONNER DO P

Rumors of a Change of Managers in
the Western of Alabama.
Atlanta, Ca. Sept. 3.-The stock
holders of the Western railway of Ala
bama will hold their muchly postponed
meeting at Montgomery tomorrow.
According TO the reported programme
Receiver Conner, voting for the Central,
will Rave Capt. Tyler, general manager,
ousted. 1t has been said along in this
connection that Mr.. Conner would put
Mai Shellman in Capt. Tyler's place, but
to-day ii is said that while Capt Tyler
will CO. Maj. Shellman will not get the
place.
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CHATHAM sHERIFF's SAFE.

Under and by virtue of a foreclosure in
- equity issued out OF Chathqm superior
Court in favor Of William p. Green vs. Sophie
Bailey, l have levied upon the following
described properly OF the defendant to wit:
All those certain lots, tracts, or parcels OF
land, situate, lying ana being in the county
OF Chatham, state OF Georgia, and known as
lots mum oered two 81 four 90 six 49,, eight
49, land. ten tt9). in Block p; said lands
having a front of two hundred 600 feet on
Cleveland street, by doeph OF one hundred
600 feet TO lane. according to plan OF sub
division OF portions of farm lots six 6) and
ten no., third tythmg Arson ward south of
the city OF savannah, drawn by K. j. Thomas
county engineer, August 9Th 1889 said land
having been conveyed by Mary Jane Dixon
10 John I. Rowland and Godlu g. Howard by
deed bearing date August 18th, lSs9-see deed
and plan Of subdivisions. Chatham county
records, book six Os, folio 1893, the property
OF said defendant Sophie Bailey. And L viii
oner the said above described property Of the
defendant for sale at public outcry before the
Court House door CT Chatham County in the
city Of savannah, on the tIKSI TUESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER, 1894, during the legal
hours of sale, to satisfy said foreclosure in
equity II IA. Terms cash; purchasers pay
ing for titles, JOHN 4. ROMAN
ShpriH 90 ia
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LEGAL SALES.
CRY MARSHAT7S SALE

CITY MARSHAL'S SALE.
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE, Savannah
~ Ca, July 81, ls9l.-Under and by virtue
Of execution for real estate taxes, cleaning
privy vaults placed In my hands by G. >.
Hardee. city treasurer, in favor Of the mayor
and aldermen OF the city OF Savannah VS..
Charles 9. Prenderyast, l have levied
on and will sell as required by law, lot mum Der
nine (9) North Oglethorpe Ward and the i'm
provements thereon, before the court house
In the city OF Savannah, Chatham County,
Georgia, between the lawful hours OF sale on
the FIRST TUESDAY In September 1894 20
satisfy said execution. All OF said propert,
situate lying and being in the corporate limits
OF the city OF Savannah, Chatham County,
Georgia. Terms cash.
ROBERT J. WADE, City Marshal
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
By |. D. LaROCHE, AuCtIOneer.

Under and by virtue Of an order granted by
the Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham county, /
Will sell az public outcry at the Court
House, in the city Of Savannah. during the
legal hours OF sale, on TUESDAY, the 4th
day OF September, 1894,
The following property OF the estate Of
Thomas Gadsden, for the purpose OF distribu.
ton and for the payment OF debts to wit:
FIFTY nine shares OF the capital stock OF the
Central Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia OF the par value Of 800 per share.
Terms cash. THOMAS u. RAVENEL,
Administrator OF Thos Gadsden
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 70 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice Is
VI hereby given 20 all persons hay.
ing demands against MOLLIE HAM
HLETON, late OF said county deceased,
70 present them TO the undersigned. prop.
erly made out, within the time prescribed
BY law, so as 10 show their character and
amount and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required 20 make lmme.
date payment TO me.
JORDAN r BROOKS.
Administrator estate Of Moliie Hambleton,
deceased.
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EvZzzEz ( Es SsYgE3
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or more
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want 10 supply anv.
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-.
modations TO sec,fre; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should adyertise In this column.
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LEGAL SALES
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CITY SHERIFF'S SALE.


CITY SHERIFFHS SALE.
Gheriffs O6lce, City Court Of Savannah.
- Savannah, Ca, Aug. 6, lS94.-Under and
by virtue of distress warrant and execution,
Issuing out of the Court Of Ordinary, Chatham
county, and returnable to the City Court of
savannah, in favor of John.H. Ruwe against
savannah Bread and BISCUIT Company, [
have levied upon the following described
property as the property of the defendant
company, TO wit; 22 large pans l72 small
pans 2l0 bread pans lot Of tools one ammonia
crushing machine, one thermometer for oven,
two pair shears. copper c. kettles, ! candy
knife, s. candy chop e., candy trays,
cracker baskets, 3 platform scales small
scales, slice bars, steel scrapers 1 hand
truck, chairs, one horse wagons. ] truck.
sets single harness 2crowbals, and 3 pan
racks, and will proceed to offer same for
sale at public cutlery on the FIRST Tues
DAY IN SEPTEMBER 1894 same teing
the Attn day of the MONTH, during the legal
and usual hours of sale. in front OF the Court
House door in Chatham county, to satisfy
said execution.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor-
neys. Defendant notified of levy Terms
cash WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
sheriff O. @ =
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WANTED, position by a licensed pharma-
w eist; thirteen years experience; good
references. Address Salol, box SIS, Cordele,
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ENOR RENT, one or two furnished rooms TO
Young men only; private family; excel
lent neighhorhood~ good home. Address
Lox ia, Morning News Off ce.- w..
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A MAN of q. fair education wants posi-
"A tion. Willing to doanythinR Address
b., Morning News office.
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PERSONAL

= = = :.
"sRANGS, switches and wigs, - from the
- finest convent hair, soft and silky,
made up ina style fashionable. becoming a nj
youthful. Broughton street hair store. he
very place also 70 have your bangs trimmed,
nails manicured and corns treated.
IF you have anything to sell go to wilson's
Auction House, IS Jefferson street.
VOUR FEET-Lem Davis. surgeon chirop-
Il odist respectfully informs hts patrons
that he is prepared TO attend to their feet
cure ingrowing nails, removes corhS. hunions
ETC.; he Will call on those who require his
! services Orders can be left at Wheelers
Pharmacy, corner Bull and State streets.
no you want money? II SO you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds. watches.
Jewelry, clothing, tools, guns pistols, etc.
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, t79 Congress
street E. Muhlburg, manager
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HELP WANTED. 20
WANTED. tenlnen to solicit members for
W Benevolent Association. Apply 1877
York, 3 to 4 o clock
WANTED. competent adys nurse imme-
" diately, with reference Address H.,
this office. Give name ana address.
WANTED a competent cook ah5i CASTOR
w street
WANTED once boy, willing to work for
W. MS 1utute' must nave nrSt-claSS refer
ences to secure position. Address Merchants,
care Morning News office.
WANTED a competent white girl to do
" house work: references required, Ap-
ply Mrs. M j, Doyle, Thunderbolt.
WANTED a colored man. Apply with
w references to LtvinestOn's Pharmacy.
WANTED a stylish dishwasher AT "a Bull
w street.
WANTED male teacher to teach two
w boys to read and write in one daily
lesson Address or apply 80 Gwinnett street.
INTELLIGENT men and women every
a where to take orders for" Shepp's New
York City Illustrated; = just out; marvellous
;produc ioHotthe A ME rican metropolis: pro
fusely illustrated. fromBortginal photographs
taken by1our own artists in palaces and
slums liberal terms and descriptive circulars
Tree, on application; no capital required;
profits 80 10 III daily; If you want to make
money fast write to-day. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Company 3os Dearborn
street, Chicago Ill., and 1923 Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa.
A GENTS WANTED. or statesmen desiring
"a side line, to take orders by sampler
staple seller, easily carried. We paw expen-
samples on application. Address Lock Box
l25, New York City. g..
sSALESMEN to sell baking powder we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins $50 month
ana expenses, or commission Chicago Bak-
ing Powder Company, 767 Van Buren, Street,
Chicago.
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DESIRABLE rooms. nicely furnished. with
- all accommodations, convenient to busl
ness location. AddTess. Box B. this Office
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AUCTION SALES.
THE CITY SHERIFF

Win sell at public cutlery, in front OF the
Court House, on THIS DAY (TuesCay), the
4th.
az Casks and Barrels,
02 Cases,
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ROOMS 10 RENT.

-S>-S~~(~|~~@-~~N~~~rN@~~~~~ S~~~NN@N-~>~-~-~-~~
NICELY furnished room, one or two gen
~ tlemen; gas and bath. 30 Habersham
corner south Broad.
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MIscsLLkht uus MANIs.

WANTED, to quote prices on monuments,
w iron fences wood mantels and tiIinp.
The George W Clark Co., Rutland, Vt, or
Jacksonville, Fla.
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ELEGANT rooms onthe first floor larg,
! ~ hall. third floor, in Lyons block. Jonr
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EMPLOYMENT WAETED.

A SITUATION wanted bv a young man Of
IN steady habits writes a good hand and is
willing to make himself useful. Address
Cumle p. o. Box 257
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| ADY stenographer and typewriter wants
II position; best reference Typewriter
care News Office go
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Claret, burgundy, Hook, Angelica, Port,
Sherry Riesling, sauterne, Chablls, Mus
catel, etc.
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FOR RENT, the following desirable resi-.
a dence No ~ Jones street; between Dray.
ton and Abercorn streets; has All modern in.
proyement and will be put In thorough repair.
Apply 10 Champion g. Garmany, iis Bryan
street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FoR RENT

@~~~SN-N-<N-N<-~>NSN N~"~~>~~N-~~~~~~-~-~~-~~N
| Oh CASTOR street, reasonable terms TO suit
~ able tenant. Repairs made, William
j. Mlscally Jr., Provident Building.
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THE MACON FAIR.

Call and see samples at the local office
l0l Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
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ENOR RENT from Oct. /, dwelling No. 81
- Gwinnett street next door 10 corner
AbercOrn, % present occupied bv Mai
Thomas ). Wylly Ellis, Young & Co
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

H'Ok RENT, several very desirable houses.
= President and Lincoln streets; also
R He charlton street, near Abercorn street,
No. a. Apply TO F. Y. Douglass. board Of
Trade building
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ENOR RENT, a dwelling on Jefferson street
n second door south Of Bay street lane:
rent sl5 per month. apply w r. Schern.
Say and Je1erson streeLs. -.-...
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80 HALL street. near Drayton. finest local
~ ityt best sanitary plumbing; rent mod
crate. Solomon Cohen.
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nor RENT, desirable residence No. 30
II LtOerty street near Abereorn street .
possession oct 1. Apply TO c. V. Hernandez.
City Exchange.
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2f HUNTINGDON street; the most con
~ yenient house highly finished; rent
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ENOR RENT, residence IsS Bolton street 2
rooms, all modern conVeniences: rents
6y the year from oct. 1. j. T. Shuptrlue, In
Congress street.
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H'OR SALE.-Owing to removal to south
east corner OF whitaker aud BrouGhton
lane. will sell the well known "Pianters'
saloon, with part fixtures; good chance
ior the right party. Address, at once George
Beckmann. Planters Saloon, Savannah. Ca
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EOR RENT, No. Gordon block corner
Il whitaker add Gordon; possession Oct.
/. Clement Saussy.
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XII JONES street; the choicest house
low. Solomon Cohen.
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GEVERAL desirable modern houses best
-. plumbing, in good condition; rent low.
Solomon Cohen
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Statesmen to sell baking powder: we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins SEQ month
and expenses or commission Chicago Bak-
Chicago,
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no you want money? II SO you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds watches
jewelry, clothing, tools. guns pistols. etc.
and on almost anything Of value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, t79 Congress
street E. Muhlburg, manager.
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A GENTS WANTED, or statesmen desiring
"A side line, to take orders by sample;
staple seller, easily carried. We pay expen-
ses and salary or commission and furnish
samples on application. Address Lock Box
l25, New York City. .-0
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E'OR RENT, store. with fixtures and part
Il OF stock Of groceries. Decker & Dieter
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ENOR REM +, from Nov. three.s ory on a
= basement residence 1870 Perry street
modern Improvements and in good order: one
OF the most desirable locations In the CITY.
Apply TO l.. g. strong on premises
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ovERDREw HIS BOND.
How Marshal Leverett Lost His Credit
ard His Office.

Special Agent S 3. Sheibley of the de-
partment of justice was in the city yes
terday, and it was learned through him
that the responsibility for the lack Of
funds with which to serve government pa
pers in criminal cases in the southern
district did not rest with the government
but with Marshal Leverett.
When a marshal qualities he files a bond
for $4,000, and the government advances
him money with which to pay the eX-
penses of court proceedings with which he
has to deal The government will add
vance through the department Of justice
an amount equal to the amount of the
bond given by the marshal
1t seems that Marshal Leverett had been
advanced more for the expenses Of this
district than was on his bond. His credit
with the government had therefore ex-
pircd. This credit can be re-established
by promptly returning to the department
vouchers for the amounts expended duly
approved by the judge of the court. Mar
shall Leverett had neglected to do this,
and his credit with the department had
expired. It seems to have been more of a
case of neglect that was made out in the
report upon the affairs Of his Office than
anything else. The reason there was no
money on hand was because theseaouch-
ers had been neglected and the mar
sbaPs credit had expired.
Mr.. j. d. Harrell who has been app
pointed to the office will take charge as
soon as he files his bond and oath and fully
qualities.
A term OF the court was to have been
held tomorrow at Augusta, but an order
OF court was taken by Judge Speer stat
ing that the court would not be held, and
that it would be adjourned from Monday
to Monday until Il could be conveniently
held. The reason assigned in the order
was that the court had been notified by
the marshal that there were no funds with
which to pay witnesses and Jurors. and
also on account of the fact that the court
room was in bad repair.
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A ROUND WITH THE SPORTS.
SaVannahianS TO Take in the New Or
leans Events in a Special Car.

Dempsey and Bowen Putting in Some
Hard Work at Tybee-They VIII Give
Their Opponents Pull for the Honors.
Dempsey's Backers Confident He viii
Be Winner-other Events Taking
Place in the Sporting World.
A party of local sporting men Is being
made up to accompany Jack Dempsey and
Andy Bowen in a special car from Savan-
nah to New Orleans Dec. 8. Another
special car will be attached at Atlanta
and the party will go on to witness the
carnival of ring events prepared by the
Auditorium Club of which there will be
three.
on the night of the 10th Connors and
Barry, bantam-weights. the latter the
present champion Of his class, will battle
for a $500 purse and a side bet of an
equal amount at 1O5 pounds. On the fol-
lowing night Andy Bowen, now training
with Dempsey at Tybee Island, will meet
the clever George Lavigne, 1.-THE Saginaw
Lad" who recently bested Critic. Upon
the result Of this contest depends a 1900
purse, a side bet of 81 900 and the right of
succession to the throne Of lightweight
champion of the world, which brings with
Il all kinds OF dollars and fame. Whoever
wins this battle can look upon but one
more round of the ladder to climb, Nc
Auliffe, before the championship Is theirs.
on the night Of the 18th tho star en-
gagement OF the hstic carnival occurs.
Upon that night Jack Dempsey the nom
pariel, who left his class 10 meet defeat
.lF g,ff
but who, nevertheless, gave the Australian
a harder battle than he ever had before
or since, viii demonstrate whether or
not he is the Same Old Jack" lie will
meet Tom Ryan of Chicago. for purse
of $1,000 and the welter weight cham
pionship of the world. With success,
Dempsey, who is training conscleutiously
and working hard. will again be mounted
upon that pedestal Of puginstic glory
once his. AS Il stands to-day he has fought
and won more battles than any man who
ever crossed the ropes. Ryan has plenty
Of hackers. and As no easy mark by any
means, but Jack Dempsey. conditioned as
the true Jack Dempsey, ought 70 be the
winner
Dempsey came 10 the city last night 10
receive his mail, answer kilograms and
transact other matters OF moment Jack
is looking strong and has splendid color.
lie is already below weight. but Will not
relax IN his work untl the time comes FOR
him 10 depart for New Orleans.
Whom asked concerning himself Demp-
sey said hc Be- feeling very M and well.
ana VIII work hard for victory but con-
corning bis prospect " defeating the
doughty Chicagoan be- would simply reply.
"WeIl. Ill d0 my best 40 win"
$50 was ODE recipient NJ many eOnVraf.
ulau0us upon his splendid appearance. to
ali 0f which boz m9desfly responded. JOCK
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CITY BREvITIEs.

There will be services in the Evangelical
Lutheran church to-day at II "A. m and
p. IN.
The Dixie Interstate Fair has awarded
the first honors and diploma to the
Diamond Dust Soap Powder Company OF
Savannah for Diamond Dust.
Tho Forsyth Social Club is making ar
rangements 90 give its New Years hop
al the Catholic Library hall The hop
will take place Monday night Dec 81.
and the arrangements are in charge Of a
committee, of which MIR. james Me-
Glashan is chairman
The Christian Endeayor Society Of Trim
ity church will conduct the services in
the church tonight. A programme Of
music and variety of exercises promise
20 be fun Of interest. Brief speechea on
several Wldeawake topics will close the
service.
A whole day may be gained Ia the
answer Of New York mail II the early ar
rival OF northern mail by train 8 Of the
Florida Central and renlnsular ruiiroad
is taken advantage or Letters posted in
New York before . b. m. PhNadclphla
q g. m. ana Baltimore 100 g.. m.
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Judge Berrien Hnnnn q

A movement is on foot in which the
Society of Cincinnati is interested to es-
tablish the Judge Berrlen Home at Rocky
HILL N. j., where. upon Nov 2, 1893, Wash
ington framed his farewell address to the
army OF the United States II was his
final official act as commander-in-chief OF
the American army. The Judge Berrien
rome is at present the property of Ber-
nard Shandley OF Newark, N. J. and
though having upon it the marks of its
ancient construction It is still in a remark
able state of preservation. The exercises
VIII take place at Rocky Hill some time
this fall, and they will no doubt be verY
interesting. Francis d. Lee, the histo-
RAN has been engaged for some time i'm
gathering historical data of this place.