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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-17

HELP WANTED.
WANTED, q competent nurse None
w others need apply Can after 10
o'clock at s. New Houston street.
GENERAL dry goods statesmen wanted
> Only such with experience need apply at
GustaYe Eckstein Cos,
WANTED, coat tallors. Apply to Appel
w &SchauI.
I FARMERS for newspaper pen-drawing
- Home work evenings. Provost, 1928
Clermont Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y.
WANTED, porter and delivery man for
w grocery; one that knows the business
and is acquainted with the city Apply Mon
day morning. ID. Is. Lester Grocery Com
pany.
WANTED. boy for country; care for horse,
w milk one COW, No. Drayton, third floor.
MEN and women make from 400 to 5000
vi month handling quickest selling house
hold goods invented Premiums given custo-
mers making sales immense. Large profits
and premiums to agents Household Specially
Co., 70 Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
A GENTS make IS a day; greatest kitchen
IA utensil ever invented; retails % cents;
two to six sold in every house, sample, post
age paid, cents. McMaldn 4 Forshee, Gin
cinnati, o.
WANTED, agents to take orders by sam
W pie; we Will pay expense and salary or
allow big commission: samples easily carried;
sent on application. Address Lock Box l25,
New York City.
WANTED. a man to take an Office and
w represent manufacturer; $50 per
week small capital required. Address. with
stamp, Mfg. Box 2l2, Concord Junction,
Mass.
1 AIDES and gentlemen we viii pay you IS
II to Sl5 per week to do strictly home work
for u.s. no canvassing and prompt payment.
Send selfaddressed envelope 10 Liberty Sup
ply COMPANY Boston Magg
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a TIGER WITH APPENDICITIS.
The Rim of an Eyeglass Removed from
the Animals Intestines.
From the Philadelphia Times

hTOh lne HnllaQGlpnla Times.
Chicago March 11.-That tigers can
suffer with the disease which is now fash
iOnable among human beings-append
tis-was proven yesterday when surgical
operation was performed on Jim Blaine, -
a royal Bengal tiger in the winter quar-
tiers OF circus at Baraboo, Wis.
Jim had been suffering for several
weeks. Wednesday a celebrated New
York specialist, who was in Baraboo at
tending wealthy lumber merchant, Wis
tied the circus quarters and noticed the
beast clawing at his abdomen. He haz-
arded the remark that appendicitis was
the trouble. When asked if he would
operate on the tiger he said he would for
$50. This was agreed to, and yesterday
the beast was secured by ropes, chains
and a muzzle, and the doctor entered his
cage. He was assisted by two young
students.
A deep incision was made in the left of
the abiomen. The surgeon thrust his
bare arm into the opening, while one of
his assistants held the wound open and
the other tied the severed arteries with
silver wire. The doctor cut away an in
famed sac, in which was imbedded one
of the rims of pair of spectacles which
the animal had taken into his interior at
some time during his career. Then with
a small tin cup lie removed over quart
of suppurating matter. The parts were
cleansed with warm water, medicated
cotton was placed in the wound and the
cavity sewed up with silver wire. HIS
highness is not in an amiable mood, but
is doing well.
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THE UNION MEETINGS.
They Will Be Continued Next Week
at Grace Church.


The first week of the union service of
the churches of the city closed yesterday
afternoon at the Lutheran church. The
attendance has been good at all of the
services, and the interest has increased
since the first meeting until it developed
into manifestation of much enthusiasm.
DR. Goodwin made an eloquent appeal
to the congregation for united effort in
behalf of the meetings to be held next
week Rev Mr. Williams followed sec
Onded DIR. Goodwin's appeal and asked that
as the congregations are made up from
all the churches that everybody come
forward and shake hands with the minis
tiers present. Then followed an unusual
church scene. Everyone seemed to catch
the spirit of the speaker and the sight
was as inspiring as it was unusual. The
ministers stood at the chancel rail and
the congregation joined in the general
handshaking and many earnest appeals
were made for prayer and promises given
of more earnestness in the future.
The union spirit pervading the meet
ings has intensified the interests, and
without the aid Of an evangelist or a
prominent man from distance, the min
listers have planned and carried the
movement forward. All the ministers
report good meetings and the results will
be far reaching
The union service will be continued
next week at the Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church, at New Houston and Jeffer-
son streets, and the prospect is good for
the continuance Of the interest already
manifested
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THE Y. n. @ A. ENrERTA1Ns.
The Members Hold Their Monthly
Social Gathering.

me members Hold Their Monthly
Social Gathering.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
TONS monthly meeting for March was
held last night. The new receptioa-com-
mittee entered upon its duty, and provided
pleasant entertainment.
The reports from the various commit
tees shows that the association is alive,
ana the members are arranging for a
vigorous work this spring and summer.
The programme was carried out very
successfully. Messrs. hank and NJ.
Pappy entertained most charmingly with
guitar and mandolin, and were frequently
called upon. They play beautifully, and
were accommodating in responding to
enCores.
w. II. Fifer rendered several solos on
the piano. Mr.. A. M. King, in his mimi
liable style, read several selections from
Peck Bad Boy" He is favorite with
lun-loving people, and shows considerable
talent in rendering the parts assigned
nm A trio, composed of Messrs. j. H.
nan, k. G. Hunter and T. j. Hertz, rem
uered several songs
10 was the first time the trio have ever
sung Tor the association.
several members were called upon to
sing ana recite, and some chorus singing
Oh college songs was participated in by all
who could raise a note.
- secretary Dorrittee and Mr.. John
N.Icolson, Jr., spoke of the state conven-
Slon TO be held in Atlanta March % to rs
H4Iessers. G. M. Gilbert, John Nieolson,
W T.' James A. Dorrittee, J. A. Hall, r.
,9Eg5ooo, Jr., M. Cunningham and j. j.
Whitehead were elected delegates.
Inc Sunday afternoon meeting will be
n'Ii at the usual hour, Sis to 600o'clock,
aud all young men are invited to attend
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The Event of the Year
is
OCCURRING
At THE
FALk CO. CLOTHING HOUSE.
A HOST OF GREAT OFFERS
For Early Spring Buyers.

With the near approach OF a new season OF
activity, every department in their mammoth
establishment looms up" with a myriad Of
new, extraordinary values.
There may be some who do not take ad.
vantage of their superior goods and low
prices, because they do not know the com
pany. suggest that the pualtc call and get
acquainted
They have received q fine lot OF Spring
Hats direct from the factory ana can afford
70 sell them at much lower prices than any
one else. They can suit YOU in uualite and
price as they have every kind OF Hats, from
the lowest price up, with willing and obhging
clerks. The poorest man or boy can feel at
home while in the store. Co quick Your first
chance at the Spring Hats win be the most
advantageous one for you.
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ofInterest to American Heiresses.


From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
Paris, Feb. ga young Belgian prince
of undoubtedly high birth and unuues-
tionable impecuniosity has Just abandoned
Paris and swarm OF mourning creditors,
and ii is said, we DO not know how true it
is, is set sail for the United States His
proper title is his Serene Highness the
Prince de LOoz Cos Warren and it NAV
be of interest to American heiresses to
learn that the new importation is at pres
eDt unmarried.
About three years ago he was engaged
to Young South American girl. The
wedLiug was to he sumptuous and 10 take
place IN one OF the swell churches OF
Paris. AS is usual for stylish gatherings.
the crowds Of lOOkers-On nearly exclude ed
the personal friends of the contracting
couple. The bride foated up the aisle,
and the priest prepared to begin the cere-
mony, when IL was observed that one
important odjunct was missing namely.
the bridegroom. He had quietly gone Off
on a honeymoon tour all by himself, after
a stormy discussion respecting finances
with the father Of the bride The young
lady tainted, the guests were greatly
amused, and the wedding party went
sadly home. The odd part of the whole
affair was the fact that the couple having
been married by the mayor, and the alb
sence of religious ceremonial having no
legal significance the forsaken bride had
to get a divorce in due form from her
recalcitrant spouse, who continued to
travel.
However, the French courts dissolved
the marriage some time ago, so the vola-
tile gentleman is at liberty to try matri-
mony all over again. Whether that be
his design in seeking your hospitable
shores time alone will reveal.
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nor RENT. dwelling convenient to bust
a mess on Jefferson street second door south
of Bay lane; rent SIS; possession Immediately.
Apply W. r. ScherN bay and Jefferson
streets
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ut Is Your Nurse, ;,

Editor Morning News: 1 would like
70 know if mothers know how nurses
treat their poor little innocent babies in
lHe squares. They are mashed in their
carriages, and pulled and knocked until
an surprised that there is any life left
When you have kissed away the tears
tuaJ these little ones, in their suffering,
nave shed. l can hear each mother as
cue murmurs, Il know it is not my
nurse. ! say in all truth, it is your
nurse. Follow your nurse one half hour
, ngiQIe she takes the baby in, and you
VIII find it is your nurse.
A TAXPAYER
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Per Norwegian bark Herman Lehmkuhl
for Reval-3 SOD bales cotton, valued at 1855. 800
Per Norwegian bark Gulnare for Rotterdam
1892 bbls rosin, valued at S6,2O7-Paterson
Downing & Co.
Per schr Charmer for New York-2p4 Al
feet lumber-McDonough Co.
Per schr Julia A Trubee for New York
1872 OBJ feet lumber-Cooney, EcSstein & Co.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-l,7OO GALES upland cotton, % oars, 21s
bales donestics and yarns 2g2 sacks char
$50 bbls rosln, 20 bbls spirits turpentine a.
refrigerators berries, 20 bDls oysters 1929
pkgs fruit 8, al pkgs vegetables l26 tons pig
iron, $50 pkgs mdse.
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Sunday World.

The Sunday World of March II contains
a variety Of articles on the current topics
Of the day among these is copious ex-
tract from Editor Snead's new book the
frontispiece of the book is reproduction
Of the famous painting Of Christ Driving
out the Money Changers from the Tenn
pie" For sale at Estill's News Depot,
no. q q Bull street.-ad.
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omoiaI R eeord for the MorntnE Now

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight March II. 1884,: Generally
fair. preceded by showers, probably attended
by thunder storm during tonight FRIDAY or
saturday morning; slight changesin temper,
ature variable winds, becoming southeast
and increasing somewhat in force.
Forecast for Georgia: Threatening
weather with light showers IL northern por-
ton; southeast winds
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savau-
nah, Ca, on March IS, 1894, with the normal for
the day:
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81 9OO O0 WILL buy eight brick
~ sC'iOsOO houses In Yamacraw. Fine
investment. John l.. Archer
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r!end Of the Family-Aren't you afraid
w tCl your nus and take that trip into the
-'SU,uula,ns at this season of the year?
tbttl,9' 3iuuo-lt drives me nearly frantic to
Tribune. wa ''7O
a. uaker applied for admission to masonic
tt55a -5e. A1acetious brother thus addressed
w. master: II move you that IL the baker
~ ~ 70 be Well-bred man he lie invited TO
Jake seat in the Yeast shoe and Leather
Reporter '-OS anu i~0"'ii0i
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Pbillipg, pirestible Coooa.

Produces a feeling Of hghtness and bouyancy
as against that Of weight, headache and de-
preston, so common with the ordinary cocoa
II is the only cocoa with rich chocolate favor
nd
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Mrs. Newgold (at the box offlce)-Are opera
seats on sale here?
Ticket Seller-Ies. ma am.
Mrs. Newgold-Wel, what night do Lohen-
grin and Carmen sing together?-C Chicago
Record.
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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 20 supply. any.
thing 10 buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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Maximum temperature, $50; minimum tenn,
perature. 62o
The hight OF the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m 10th Meridian time) yesterday was
80 feet fall OF o. feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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Won't you patronize the grab-bag?" said
the pretty girl at the fair.
Thanks said the young man who makes
puns; don't care If / do How much is a
s2izin ticket>'-Wa shington Star
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Fortify yourself against hurtful changes
OF weather by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla.-ad.
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TELEPHONE PATENTS.
- THE -
AMERICAN BELL Telephone
Company,
I25 Mir Street, Boston, Mass.

This company owns LETTERs-PATENr
No. 4G3, 500, granted to Emile Berliner No
ycmber IL, 1891, for a combined telegraph and
telephone and controls LETTERS-PAT-
ENT No. 474,23I, granted to Thomas A.
Edison May 3, 1892, for speaking telegraph,
which patents covers fundamental Inventions
and embrace all forms Of microphone trans-
miNars and Of carbon telephones.
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1uEeC steamships
BARKs.
Antonio [Itall, 495 tons Casola at quarantine
Simon [Gerl, ST. tons, Belitz cid naval stores
Hamburg G Dahl g. Co.
Torguato lItall, 513 tons, Trapani, ldg naval
stores, Europe-Chr Dahl & Co
Hagemeyer lGer], 1916 tons, Haak ldg naval
stores, Europe G Dahl s. Co
Lingard [Norl 1910 tons, Brent, to load cotton
for Sweden and Russia-Chr G Dahl g. Co
MichelinO [Itall 57l tons, Albano, ldg naval
stores, Europe f Minis & Co.
Kamfjord [Norl, 759 tons, Hansen, ldg cotton
St Petersburg Richardson e. Barnard
Hansa Rush 400 tons Hohnstrom, cid Gutu-
q lewski-Paterson. Downing & Co
Barbadian lBrl, 673 tons, st Johns N B,
Balmer.
Elvira GER, 446 tons Lace, ldg naval stores,
Europe-Strachan & Co.
Ten banks.
BARKENTINE
Hattie G Dixon, SOB tons, Southland, ldg
lumber, Paysandu-Master.
One barkentlne.
sCHooNERs.
Clytie AIS tons. Brophy Norfolk, dis, coal
George Harriss & Co.
Normandy. $40 tons. Rivers, New York dis
coal-G gorge HarriSs & Co.
Edward Z Avery, 547 tons Hawley New York
dis salt-GeorSe Harrlss a. Co.
Richard S Spodord, 46i tons, Halves, New
York, cid st Simons-George Harriss e. Co.
Harold Borden lBrI. l42 tons, Backhouse, at
quarantine-GeOrge Harriss & Co.
Thomas Ward, 7G5 tons, Lyman Idg lum-
Der, Baltimore--GeOrge Harriss s. Co.
Ida Lawrence, 6iS tons, Campbell ldg naval
storef Baltimore George Harriss g. co.
J + duBignou, 5l5 tons, Turner Norfolk ldg
lumber. Boston-G Gorge Harrfss & Co.
Harriet Kerlln 431 tons. Dutch ldg cross
ties, New Tork-GeOrge Harrss & Co.
Aaron Reppard 436 tons, Steelman. Baltimore
ldg lumber, Philadelphia--Geo Gorge Harriss
& Co.
Oscar C Schmidt. 513 tons, Bacon idg lumber.
Philadelphia-GeorgeH arriss & Co.
Hilda, o Donnel, repairinR-E A Smith Mgr
Jennie Thomas C57 tons Young, Norfolk dis
coal-Master.
Thirteen schooners
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List of Vessels in the Port of savannah.
Savannah, March II, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.

Allegheny 1893 tons, Nickerson, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agt.
Kansas City, 2l64 tons Fisher New York
G G Anderson. Agt.
Miramar lBr, 1861 tons, Langwell ldg phos-
phate reck and cotton observation-disclosures
son & Barnard.
Three steamships.
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FOR SALE

~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~ -~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~
&G Hn0 OD WILL buy a splendid resi-
PCa DOOsOO 0en, ON Second avenue
John i. Archer. lis BrNan street.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

s1~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-
LNLAT four rooms, with water on same
IL floor. G. habersham street.
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E'OR RENT, house Sc Jones street Jui
Il renovated and ia first rate order. Rel
reasonable. Apply to Appel & Schaul.
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mr. Parkeris works are the best on the subjects
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cow and learn TO be STRONG, VIGOROUS ana
MANLY. HEAL THYsELE.-Medical Review.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

N0UNG married man wishes employment
Il in once or store. ZEN years experience
in this city. Can III any position requiring
flrst-class accountant and salesman. Gro
Gerry business preferred. No objection TO
leaving city. Address Accountant" +. o.
Box lZ6, Savannah.
WANTED. a position by a pharmacist
w licensed and experienced; nrst-class
references Address j. O. Booton, % f.
Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED by wol thy yong man OF consid-
w cradle experience, "a clerkship. collect
orship or general ONCE work. Good ref
erences. Address X care OF this office.
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WANTED at once. board and room, private
w family; Jewish family preferred, for
man and wife Address q. j., care Morning
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c E r E 8 RINE HAMMOND
Extract of the Brain of the OK.
In the Treatment of
LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA

New York Neurological Society, Meeting Of
April (, 1898:
"A case was presented of locomotor ataxia
which had been treated with hypodermic in
"lectious Of CEREBRINE. Six years ago the
patient, man aged 40, had begun TO suffer
with double vision. This, after several months
OF treatment. had disappeared. and for a time
he had been quite well The typical symp-
toms OF locomotor ataXia then came on; com
'piete loss Of knee jerks; sharp pains in the
legs; ataX1c gait we'll marked inability to
stand with the eyes closed; difnculty in
'eVacuatlng the bladder and bowels: sexual
power lost; a sense of construction around
the waist Treatment was begun about ten
weeks ago, and consisted OF a daily hypoder-
mic injection Of CEREBRINE Hammond
five drops, combined with a like amount Of
water. Improvement very marked; sexual
functions perfectlyrestorcd:C conn lete control
over bladder and bowels and sharp pains had
disappeared; general health improved; able
to run up and down stairs, and could stand
steady with his eyes closed. No other treat
ment employed. Improvement gradual and
STEADY"
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INFORMATION wanted OF +. Tom Dunn,
j. formerly OF Great harrington, Berkshire
county Massachusetts. When last heard OF
was IN Chicago. III. Any information or per-
son knowing his address will confer favor
on his sister. Mrs. Mary Seaben, now residing
In Great Darlington, Berkshire county,
Magsachugetts
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EPILEPSY.

Dose, Five Drops. Price q drachms) $3.50
Where local druggists are not supplied with
the Hammond Animal Extracts they will be
mailed together with all existing literature
on the subject, on receipt of price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. c.
Agents for savannah Lippman Bros.
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Your money back if you want it.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
" hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against AGNES KEMPF, late Of said
county, deceased, to present them to us,
properly made out, within the time prescribed
by law, so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are required to makeimmediate pay
ment TO US.
GEORGE L. KEMPF,
FREDERICK l.. KEMPF,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of
Agnes Kempf, deceased.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
smands against DIR. s. F. DUPON, late OF
said county. deceased, TO present them TO me,
properly maze out within the time prescribed
by law so as to show their character and
amount, and all persons indebted TO said de-
ceased are required to make immedt-
ate payment to me.
SAVANNAH, Feb. ., 1884,
STEPHEN f. DUPON
Administrator Estate OF S. r. Dupon, de-
ceased 1855 Broughton street. Savannah, Ga.
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GO OOO ono WILL buy two good two
PZ. OOOsOO story houses on Mill
street; rent for so per month. John L.
Archer.
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A PARTY owning a fine home with all
"A modern improvements in the southern
portion Of the city, desires TO sell, rent or ex.
change same for property centrally located.
Communication strictly confidential. Ad.
dress O.. b., care News ONCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS MANIs.


WANTED for charter, April 18th TO July
w 1st steamboat not over 40 feet beam,
to carry 300 barrels potatoes on main deck
and feet draft aft; speed II miles; service
in North Carolina sounds; abundant ventila-
tion and gangways Indispensable Apply to
NJ x. King, Gen. Manager Norfolk south
ern X. r.. Norfolk, Va.
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R700 0O WILL buy two large lots just
RS OOSOO south of city limits and near
White Bluff road. John l.. Archer.