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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-31
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.
Exclusive Wholesale Agents.
Baltimore, Aug. %,

baltimore, Aug. %, 1895.
To the Holders Of Our Reorganization Certlh-
Gates for Securities OF the georgia Southern
and Florida Railroad Company:
On and after Sept. 3 we shall be prepared to
receive our REQ ganization certificates for con-
version into s,curities, as provided in the plan
of reorganization.
All registered certificates must be accompa-
MED by power Of attorney properly executed,
ana il stock is desired in any name other than
that appearing on the certificate, the assign
Laent must be acknowledged before a notary
public, or attested by some person satisfactory
to us.
The new bonds are for 81 coo each, payable to
bearer. with privilege of registration, if de-
sired.
Holders transmitting reorganization certif-
Gates by mani will please indicate whether they
wish the new securities sent by registered mail
or by express, and if by express, what valua-
tion to place upon them.
MERCANTIIsfc TR UST AND DEPOSIT COM
pANY OF BALTIMORE.
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ground. He very kindly filled up the hole
after he succeeded in getting out.
Col George II. Tommy Of the Suwanee
house Is not only a first class hotel man,
but he leads the van as a farmer. He
has handsome farm near here. and has
sugar cane matured five feet. His farm
Is garden farm and beside making corn
enough on his farm 70 feed his stock, he
makes vegetables TO supply his hotel
bountifully, and 10 sell He also raises
many hundred pounds of meat on bis
farm. He has as fine stock of hogs as
there is in the county.
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NOTICE.
once Board OF Sanitary Commissioners,

once Board OF Sanitary Commissioners,
Savannah, Ca, Aug, l6, 1895.
A board OF medical examiners win meet at
the city exchange Tuesday, Sept 8, from a.
m TO y. m, to examine applicants Tor the
position OF quarantine officer Of the port OF Sa-
vannah, Ga. The examination viii be in writ
ing. The salary of the incumbent is s., 900 per
annum, with furnished quarters, fuel, lights
and cook
For any additional information apply to
ONCE Of Health On1cer. BY order
HERMAN MYERS
Mayor aad Chairman Board of Sanitary Com
missioners.
W. + Drummer Secretary Board OF SAM
tary Commissioners.
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THE JAIL DIDN'T HOLD HIM.
A Prosperous Farmer In Far-Famed
DoOIy County.

cordele, Ca, Aug. SO.-The marshal here
arrested negro who, he thought was
wanted in Florida and placed him in the
city Jail for safe keeping, but he was
surprised this morning 10 find that his
prisoner had departed for parts unknown.
IL Is supposed that he was furnished with
tools 70 make his escape from some friend.
He left the saw and hammer which he
used IN making his escape lie sawed out
the hoor and then tunnelled out under thS
alll OF tbs jail which was imbedded In the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-31

Wilmington. s C.. Aug S0-A special
from south Washington. n. C.. says.
Charles II, Young. one Of the section mas
tefs ~ the Wilmington ana Weldon rail-
foal, was Instantly killed by lightning
uhlie D. Has standing on the piazza 81
ne section house this afternoon.
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FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fancy Grapes from the Celebrated
Woodland Vineyard, CIarkesviIIe, In
5-Ib. baskets.
Extra Large Fine Water Melons.
Extra Fine Keefer Pears, 25c per PIX
Extra Fine Lemons, zoe per dOz.
Extra Fine Northern Apples,5c per al
Extra Fine Cabbage.
Extra Fine Cream Cheese, Is per Ib
New Pineapple Cheese, SOC each.
New Edam Cheese, 0Oe each.
1-4s Tongue, sc per can.
las Ham, sc per can.
les Tongue, 1Oc per can.
IFS Ham, Toe per can.
Is COrned Beef, Toe per can.
rs COrned Beef, zoe per can.
Is Pigs Feet, 1Oc per can.
Is Pigs Feet, Toe per can.
Is Clipped Beef, zoe per can.
Is Lunch Tongue, 25c per can.
MUTUAL
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
George S. Van Horne, Agent.
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GOOD FEELING AMONG FARMERS,
And That Is why the Country Mer-
chants Are Buying Bigger Stocks.

Cochran, Ga, Aug. S0.-Cotton is still
coming in at lively rate, and everybody
here is happy over the anticipated pros
poets of a bright fall and winter traffic.
Up to to-day over twenty bales have
been received. which brought close on to
Savannah prices, ranging from z to IA
cents per pound.
Our farmers owe but little, conse-
quently they will handle more money Of
their own than at any recent time. Our
merchants, seeing this, have laid in a
heavy supply of goods for the season.
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have this dag associated with me IN bust
ness Mr. Edward G. Black, under the firm
name Of Thomass0n 8 Black.
IA. J. THOMAsSON.
Real Estate Agent
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A NEW FIRM.

Savannah, Ca. Aug. 81, 1895. Chr. G. Dab
and Jonas G. Andersen have this day formed q
partnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
business Of ship brokers under the firm name
and style Of Dahl g. Andersen.
CHR. q. DAHL.
JONAS G. ANDERSEN.
Ohices. Board OF Trade Building
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w. u. cubbedge has removed 20 20
barnard street, In Odd Fellows
building. and 10 now ready for basi-
ness
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Isthe One True Blood Purifier prominently
IN the public eye today. Prepared only by
G. ]. HooD q Co., Lowell, Mass, U. 8. A.
Sold by all druggists. o.; six for s5.
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City Attorney POrche- L'EngIe.
Jacksonville. Fla, Aug. S0-The city
council to-day elected Hon. Porcher
L'Engle city attorney TO succeed ex-GOv.
F. p. Fleming. resigned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-31
FALL BULBS.

Just received, an Importation 0f
Handsome EASTER LILY AND FREE
STA BULBS. N You want good aow-
ers plant early.
j. GARDNER,
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WE MAKE IN PLEASANT
MORNING,
NOON,
NIGHT,
AT BECKMANN's CAFE.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT WATER
TAKERS.

City Treasurer's once. Savannah, Ga, Aug.
20, 1895. The turncock has been furnished
with list OF all premises in arrears for water
rent due July ]. 1888 and has been instructed
20 shut on the supply without further notice.
c. ;. HARDkE CITY Treasured
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SAY

Why do you keep on smoking poor, trashy
cigars when you can buy the celebrated
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NOTICE TO TAILoRs.

City of Savannah. once Clerk of Council
Aug. "a, lS95.-Bids will be received at the
ONCE of the Clerk of Council until IL IN. Mon
day, Sept ?, 1895, for furnishing the fire de.
partment with winter uniforms according 10
specifications TO be seen on application at this
office. The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
BY order Of the Committee on Fire
A. N. MANUCY,
Clerk of Council
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERsHIP.

Savannah, Ca. Aug. 81. Is95.-The firm OF
Chr. @. Dahl & Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Chr. G. Dahl assuming all
liabilities of said partnership :
CHR. G. DAHL & co.
CHR g. DAHL.
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JOHN r. F. TATTNALL.
Chairman Committee Supplies.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.

Savannah. Ca. Aug. 81, 1s95.-The firm OF J.
c. Andersen s Co IS this day dissolved by mu-
tuai consent. Jonas c. Andersen assuming all
liabilities Of said partnership
j. C. ANDERSEN & co.
JONAS c. ANDERSEN.
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NOTICE.

Savannah. Ca. Aug. 81, ls95.-The firm name
OF Denmark ~ Adams will hereafter be Den
mark, Adams & Freeman. Our Offices, aftel
this date, will be in the new building OF tn,
Citizens Bank of Savannah.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK.
SAMUEL b. ADAMS.
DAVIS FREEMAN.
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LIE PANIC CIGAR
anywhere in the city for a nickel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
)@~@>~
NOTICE.
SUPPLIES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL.

SUPPLIES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SEALED proposals for furnishing the pub
lie schools with supplies during the school
year. commencing october LIST, I395 and ter
minatlng september sO-h- 1896. will be received
until 18TH september proximO. The follow
ing articles are called for:
STATIONERs' SUPPLIES.
HOUSEFURNIsHING SUPPLIES.
STOVE COAL-HARD AND SOFT.
LOCKWOOD AND PINE WOOD
FUEL.
PRINTING.
To insure consideration Of proposals, the
Following rules must be observed;
lst- Proposals must be made. ia duplicate,
upon forms furnished al ONCE Of the SupeFin-
tendent Schools Academy. Bull street. or on
written or personal application Of applicant to
Chairman Committee supplies
"a To insure being considered, proposals
must be SEALED and addressed TO CHAIR
MAN COMMITTEE SUPPLIES.
The Committee Supplies reserves the right
TO reject all bids.
JOHN X. +. TATTNALL.
Chairman Committee Supplies
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ans Broughton street.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Notes and Notions.

The man whose desires are satisfied
will be sure to get what he wants.
Nobody can be made rich with money
who wouldn't be just as rich without 1T.
The man who remains in sin knows
that he doesn't deserve Gods help.
If you find that your yoke is not easy,
It means that you are not keeping step
with Christ.
No man is brave who is afraid Of the
truth.
Behave yourself. and you will keep
somebody else out of mischief.
When God shows us our weakness, IL
is that he may give us strength.
Pray for the time to come when 1t
won't hurt a prayer meeting to an
nounce that the church needs money.
There are people who never accom-
plish anything because they try TO do
too much.
Too many people would like to follow
Christ without having to give up the
world.
The Christian is never so much in dan
ger as when he tries to fight the devil
I'm his own strength.-Rams Horn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Eondineas OF WI.

One of the best qualities for boy or
a girl to cultivate is readiness OF wit.
To the lad who Is thinking of going
into some business pursuit quicknes~
to see and meet the requirements of an
opportunity is of invaluable import
ance. We find in the Gazette fueo-
dotique case very much to the point
and most amusing withal. 1t seems
that in the year 1907, when Philip V.
was on his way TO Madrid TO take pos
session Of his kingdom of Spain, me
inhabitants of Mont de Marsan cam
out to meet him at his approach. TIE
two professions having met about 2
league from the town. the Mayor ad-
vanced toward the litter in which the
King sat, and addressed him as fol-
lows: Sire, long speeches are obnox-
ious and wearisome: g ould pre- fer to
sing you something" Leave was Civ
en-, and he sang forthwith a short ode to
the King, which so greatly pleased his
majesty that he called out. "Da capo,'
(encore.) The mayor gave his song a
second time. The King thanked the
singer. and presented him with ten
louis dor. This amount seemed hardly
sufficient to the chief magistrate of
Mont de Marsan. and he therefore
promptly held out his empty hand to
the King, ard in admirable imitation
of the Kings voice. himself called out,
"Da capov' The King laughed heartily
and complied. and the mayor departed
twice as well off as he would have
been had he been less quick-witted.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
why Pompey Believed.

A world of truth was once put into a
single sentence by a negro slave called
Pompey. The Christian relates the oc-
currence:
In a southern cotton field as an aged
slave was laboring, his owner CHANGED
along, and after a short conversation,
remarked:
'They tell me you are religious,
Pomp?"
Yes, massa," responded Pompey, IT
is shore huff"
do you believe the Bible?" asked the
gentleman. who was an unbeliever.
Yes, sah." said the black, II does"
But how do you know it's TRUTH
said the master.
Quick as a flash came the reply:
"It says so Itself; sides, ii tells me
things Use sho' is true, cause l knows
how it's"
well. supposing it wasn't true, then
what?"
We'll, IL it's true, then Use safe In de
mex WORT. If faint, rs a better man in
dis"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
BLASTS FROM THE RAMS HORN

In-gotten wealth cannot build any
kind of house upon the rock.
There is an angel in every stone, II
we only know how to get 1t out
Any man who is true to God can so
walk as to keep the devil on the run.
In time of revival the long prayers
should all be made in the closet.
1t never took Paul long to get to
CHRIST. no matter who he was talk
ing TO.
There are people who can't see any
thing but poetry in the twenty-third
psalm.
Job was tried, not to prove that he
was perfect. but because God knew that
he was.
Settle it that you are going to belong
to the Lord without any ifs or butts
about It.
A Christians faith should never in
any sense be dependent on his bank
account.
Unless a man is first rich on the in
side no amount of money can give him
wealth.
The scales they use In heaven don't
give any more weight to gold than to
common dust.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Missions In Turkey.

The eyes Of the world have been cen
tered on Turkey since the Armenian
massacres more than ever before. All
Christendom is aroused. Turkey must
be evangelical. She is not fit to govern
Christians There have been n number of
agencies at work in the land of the sui
tan for several years, and their in
fluence is beginning to be felt Anon :
them are Robert college, I'm Constant
nople; the Girls college, in the same
city; Euphrates college, at Harpoot;
Central Turkey college, at Aintab, and
the Theological seminary at Marsovan,
i'm Asiatic Turkey. In addition TO these
there are countless common schools,
girls schools and other educational in
situations.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Why Was She So Happy:

/ was calling on a friend the other
evening, and just as 1 stepped into the
sitting room. / heard her say to her
little daughter: ut is your bedtime
dear; my little girl must go TO bed
early, and then she will be bright for
her lessons Tomorrow"
The little girl was sitting in her
papa's easy chair. holding in her lap
a very large doll. AS / sat down, 1
saw she was very busy brushing it's
hair and smoothing its clothes, look
ing ii over very carefully. to see that
everything was just as it should be.
What a dear little dolie! How
pretty her hair is. and how becominFly
she is dressed" l said. The little girl
was pleased that 7 should notice her
baby. and began telling me all about
her.
mot tonight, little one" 1 said.
Didn't l hear mamma say it was her
little girls bedtme?"
The mother very quietly began talk
ing to me. while the little Firl went on
fixing dollie for the night. Only for a
moment. however; then the little cir,
slid very slowly out of tie big chair.
gave her mamma three long, sweet
kisses, with pleasant GOODNIGHT for
al. and with dollie Rugged tightly
n hoc l., rs, went soberly away up
stairs. Put in a few moments we heard
her singing a soft little lullaby to her
baby. Very likely the little girl could
not have told what made her feel like
singing, but 7 know. IL was because
in~tead of fretting over not being al
loved to sit up longer. she had cheer
fully obeyed her mothers wishes -
Child's Hour.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Missionary Activity.

We hear Of gospel tents and the Cos
pei on wheels, and now we have the
gospel afioat. Mr.. f. r.. d. Arnold, n
prominent Christian worker of the west,
has fitted up barge, and up and down
the Mississippi and Illinois rivers he
holds meetings among classes which
could not be reached otherwise. His
floating chapel is the largest structure
Of the kind in the country, being 3Oxl2O
feet. with an auditorium, classroom
and living rooms for the workers and
their families. There is besides a
printing equipment on board, where all
the literature used in the work is pre-
pared. During the four years of its
existence this river mission has been
greatly blessed.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Miscellaneous Matters.

The cross will be found heavy II we
try TO lift II with one hand.
The more others are untrue, the more
God needs loyalty In us.
You can generally tell whether peo-
pie love the Lord by the kind of COM
pany they keep.
We have to be living very near to the
cross before we can enjoy having our
faults pointed out.
The man who robs another cheats
himself.
The buster we keep for the Lord the
harder 1t will be for the devil to attract
our notice.
Christ did not come to help us 10 be
saved. but to do the whole work him
self.
The Christian who has on the whole
armor of God may expect that the Lord
will put him where he can fight.
Whoever sits down to wait for for
tune TO come his way. will need thick
cushion on his seat.-Ram's Horn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Trials of Ministers.

Christian Instructor: Why a man
should desire to minister to a people
tired of his ministry, when he knows the
fact, is a mystery. OF course 1t is al
ways to be expected there will be mall
contents in every church. There was
n Judas in the little band Of Christ. And
1t would not be wise for every pastor at
the first evidence of discomfort with him
personally to get up and leave. But
when opposition becomes organized and
keeps growing, it is usually best for all
parties that there be a resignation
offered The world is wide. and IL the
Lord has further work for his servant,
He will lead him to the place, whereas
to remain may be in the interest of the
devil
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
a Movement to Help India.

The expression University Settle
ment," seen so much in the religious
and secular press Of late, means that
number Of university young men or
young ladies, graduates. as rule, set
tie" in certain neglected sections OF our
cities. and by their example influence
the life and habits of the surrounding
neighbors. Otter the bad element Will
repulse evangelistic work and church
efforts, but nothing and nobody can
combat the beneficial effect Of right
eous example. This movement has be-
come quite a rage, and many noble
young man or maiden has given up
ambitions to live in n settlement and en-
gage in this commendable work. We
learn that there is now on foot propo-
sition, originating with the young
women of the great English women's
colleges, Newman and Girton. to es-
tablish settlements II certain parts or
India, where they can heal the sick,
teach the ignorant and hold up the
beauties Of Christian life and a Chris
tian home.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
The Power OF Prayer.

The unbeliever doubts the efficacy OF
prayer, but the faithful members OF a
congregation of a little church in Brook
lyn believe in II more firmly than ever.
A year ago. with their pastor. they left
their church because the clergyman felt
that he was not justified by scripture
in receiving his salary, $4,000 and par
sonage. With his few followers he de-
cided to build a church that should be
absolutely free. he to donate his serv-
ices. For a year the little edifice has
been In course Of construction. inter
rupted time and again by lack Of funds.
Sometimes the work would be carried
forward by tho congregation them
selves. old men and young digging the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Truth i'm IIomespun.

Men will fight for their politics who
wouldn't raise a finger to defend their
religion.
If you are not happy Christian some
thing will happen IL you try to be a use
full one.
Make good thoughts welcome, and you
open the door of your mind to God.
The man who is able to say. God is
my strength" will never find load he
can't lift.
The man who delights In the Lord
cannot find pleasure I'm any kind of sin.
Man is nearsighted on the side where
he thinks Ii would pay to sim
Jesus preached as faithfully to those
he knew would kill him as he did to
those who loved him.
The strongest opposition TO the cause
of God often comes from those who are
pillars i'm the Lords house.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
The Enworth Ieagne.

Great preparations are making for the
Epworth League conference to be held
at Chattanooga, Tenn. June 27-30. Meet
ings will be held in tent capable Of
seating 10000. A trained choir of 500,
with a supplementary choir of 1000
children, will have charge Of the music,
and all the singing will be led by an
orchestra Of thirty-siX pieces. in charge
Of the Park sisters, the famous cornet-
ers. The delegates from Detroit. Mich.
alone will be so numerous that solid
train will be run especially for them.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
ponn,ar Irnornnce Of the p,b,e.

Aside from the standpoint of insplra-
ton and considered merely as lltera-
ture. the ignorance shown i'm connection
with the Bible Is deplorable. Poetry
borrows many figures from Scripture.
Prose makes countless illusions to holy
writ. Yet how few there are who can
explain these extracts, and references.
For instance, the president OF west
ern college tested the knowledge OF his
freshman class regarding the Bible.
He placed upon the blackboard more
than twenty extracts from Tennyson,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Christian Sentiment.

Shame on sixty million people that
they continue to put their great seal
of authority and approval on that
damnable institution. the liquor traf-
fic. Shame on fifteen million voters
that they hold open the doors to that
vigorous den where their sons and
daughters are daily exchanging joy for
sadness, virtue for disgrace and honor,
ambition and immortal blessedness for
dishonor, despair and everlasting mis-
cry! Why. In the name of religion;
why in the name of reason; why in the
name of policy and common sense, do
we allow rum to trail it's serpent blight
up and down our land. over and under
our government, in and through our
homes Rams Horn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
How TO Live.

The great problem is. after all. How
shall one grow I'm sympathy, and ten
derness, and generosity. and considera-
ton? How shall he feed on high
thoughts and noble aims? How shall
he be swift to discern and TO avail him.
self of those opportunities for userul-
ness to others which are the best chan
nels of his own growth? How shall he
hold clear and close relation with the
divine energy?
BE one of the conquerors-' said
Balzac. THE universe belongs to him
who Wills, and loves, and prays; but
he must will. he must love, he must
prayr In word. he must possess wis
dom, force. and faithi-Lillian Whiting.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-06-21
Tho Preachers business.

Central Baptist: The supreme bust
ness of the preacher is not to entertain
an audience, nor even to deliver moral
lectures. but to publish the Gospel to
the lost, and persuade them to accept
Christ as Savior and King. This fur
nishes field as wide as the most am
bilious can desire, and as the most
talented can fill. There is no great gift
of mind and heart but that finds its
fullest employment, its largest develop
ment, and richest reward in this alb
sorbing task. 1t must be a wild ambi-
ton which leads a brilliant brother to
turn aside to a lower mission and take
his flock pasturing in strange valleys.