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The herald., 1895-12-11
SAN FRANCISCO : ARKETs.
Call Board Prices ain and Provision Hove.
ments.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.-Wheat-very dull;
May, 81 O6lac Barley-Nothing doing Corn
30. Bran-$ta.UL Flour Family extras.
SO. s5@34); supertine. $2.35 az. so; bakers
extras, 80. i5tGa25. Wheat No. !, sh piping
90; choice, $l.U1l%; milling whea s O,t9
1918 BaIley--Feeo. fair to good, 6tlz@
Gas; choice, 6sAc; brewing 65@soc Oats
Milling, 7O075c; surprise, 90 9l1ac; fancy
feed, eUCaS5c; good to choice. B7ls@s Soc; poor
to fair, 2t9t5c; black, for seed. -. log l3O;
gray, 65175
The receipts we're:
centais; barley, IL. 45o; oats, .; rorn. O5;
beans, IS sacks; rye, los cen ais; otatoes
4l37 sacks: onions, zoe; bran. 81; middlings
bales wool, So bales; buckw eat. ~ sacks
raisins. 2O75 boxes; wine, SO, TOO; brandy.
7l50 gallons; hides. 1861: quicksilver, sc
TASKS.
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L. J. bOLION, Register.
100 wed lot ENOCH KNIGHT, Receiver.
Notice of Sale of Irrigation Disfric
Bonds

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 9TH day of December, 1895, at my
Ofice. No. 237 West First street., La Angeles,
California, at IL o'clock in the forenoon OF
th.t day, will sell at public auctiot t. the
highest bidder in gold coin OF the United
States, the following described personal PROV
erty:
TWEEN y-five (25, bonds Of the Upton Irriga-
and existing under and by viz ne OF the law OF
the "M right law" each bond being dated July
LIST, 1S9 an being for So q. 90 each, payable
in gold coin of the United States, at the office
OF the treasurer of said district, being Nos 10.
20, 81, -, -, -. IS and rs OF The four. h Sc
ries OF said bonds. together with twenty-five
interest coupons attached thereto, and Nos:
46. AZ As and 40 of tie seve tn series OF said
bonds, logeth with - intere coupons at
tached tnereto, and Nos 81 to 80, both inclu.
sive Of the eighth series of sale bon ., to.
gether with 80 interest coupons attached
Also, at the same time and place. in this
same n amer, and for gold coin Of the United
States, will sell fftv bands OF the Tu!are lrri-
CATION district, like corporation each Of said
bonds being dated July ! t., 1890, tr $500 u9
each, PAYABLE in gold coin Of the United
Sta 81, 1t the once IL the treasurer Of said dis.
irict, being numbered 1924 to $40, all in .lusive
OFT to 8 s, all inclusive, 06t TO- 0I7. al tnclu.
sivo and $50, together with 10 installment
coupons and 80 interest coupons attached
Dated Nov. 23d, 1895.
E. A. MILLER,
Attorney in fact for the owner Of said bonds
1874 l1-l.8.ll
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Available Wheat

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 SPECIAL cable and tele
graphic dispatches to Brad treets covering
primo. pal points OF accumulation, indicate the
following changes in available stock. last sat
urday as compared with the preceding satul.
day: Wbeat-United States and Canada, cas-,
OF the Rocky mountain, increase, 137, Oi(
bushels: ahoat for and in Euro Q. 112, 900 in,
crease Corn-United states and Canada. east
Oats-unit States and canada, east Of the
Rocky mountains, decrease, A8S, 900 bushels
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The London Markets

NEW YORK. Dec 10.-The Evening Posts
London cablegra m says:
The stock markets are still dull and feature.
less, ex, opt the fatness Of silver. Americans
were fat TODAY on the Reading scheme. which
bi fair together with the currency situation,
to extinguish any hope Of revival Of specula-
tiou herr in Americans.
new Chilean loan is expected soon.
The Paris an Eerlin maj kets are dull to-
day, taking their tone from London.
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Boston, Dec. 10 The demand in the wool
market CONT .ues quiet Though prices were
met with m tolerate trade. With eucourag.
ing reports fro q { II other par of the world
the callers here are saneuine in their view Of
the market, and they are keeping the prices
up the highest notch Territory wo Is
Montana 6ne and medium. lilo 4c; secured
price IS SIC: Montana Nh 2 medium. "A q
etc, f 0 medium and fine, 10 .l3c, secured
price. 33@3oc; Utah, Wyoming. etc., No.
medium, II MIG; secured p.ice, 33@36c;
California, middle county spring, 1lWl3c;
secured price. 32@3sc.
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NEW YORK, Dec lO.-Money on call easy at
2l2't nor cent; last call. 2; closed per cent
BRINE mercantile paper. 40 X per cent. ster-
ling. exchange dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at - 8 ,7<fs4.86 for demand and
n. 1901 ~ for sixty avs. Posted rates,
"a. $500 t.S9; commercial bills. 81. TIlver
Certificates 66@66ss Government bonds,
firm and higher state bonds. idactive. Rail
road bonis irregular
LONDON, Dec. IV.-Consols lO65s.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 10. In the cattle market east.
mon droves up to - 50 Tor choice beeves.
Many cat les are selling for less than their
original cost as fee ers tsO or three mouth s
calves, rs. oOG5.5,; bulls, 500 .2.9D; cows,
SLID 2.75. Hogs sold ut all extreme range
OF 3d. 50D3 so .nd pigs mostly at $3.30t93 80
Sheep-xi .5OCG3 30, Westerns we're in de-
mand at 81. 043. 10; lambs $3.U0&4.4U.
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SAN FRAN 'Isco, Dec. TO-. Vegetable quota
tions follow:
peppers green, 25f SOC. dried 6@lOc; ok a.
15cTsEl per Id cabba e, sue per GENITAL; car
rots. 3O@40c gar ic,. 4@4}ac per lib; cauliaow
er. 55MdOcr bects. SOC; parsnips, SIC; tur-
nips. 1lC.
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Fruit Market

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 10. Orchard fruits and
berrie sold today at the following pric s Per.
simmons-40G75c. APP les Green, 4OG5vc
per box; red. .5c@$l % per box Pears .Oc
(aT1 So per box. awbsrries-Long orths
v O.O0@Sl2.tO per chest: common. 81. 5u@,
$751; o. Grapes OSz5c. California lemons
Common. ~. 09S 90 per box. Oranges
can. 1910 G$j.50 per b K. Bananas $t.2 a
$500 per bunch Pineapple ,-$I. 5OaS1.OJ
Der dozen.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Dec. lO.-Closing quotations were;
Atchls0n. 1875; Bell, l941s; Burlington,
62A; Mex can, IL; Oregon Short Line, 81
6sn Diego, 8.
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First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895

The nsst complete, modern, elegantly
equipped and peri city arranged Vestibulea
II nscontinen 81 Train in America. New
eQuipH ant, especially DESIGNED and built foH
this service
Direct connections in New Orleans Tor AZ
Eastern points. Quick time.
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Treasury statement

Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON Dec. 10. --TOdsy's statement oil
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. sta. 8S5.4.9; gold reserve,
$76,475,2oS.
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e0nRQQlie GeDe[Q|e I[qlSQIlDiQQe.

FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
CoMPANY's PIER (NEwj NO. AZ NORrn
~ river. foot of Morton ST., New York.
Travellers by this line avoid both travel By
English railway and the diseeAteIt Of oEossiaS
the channel In . small beat
Ia EouryoGne, Augusta
La Toufaine, August 10.
Ia EormAndie. August IT,
Ia GascVgia, August Il
La Champagne. August 81
La Bour9Ogne, septemberT
La Touraine, september IL.
La Gascogne, September II.
La Champagne, Septcn Der "a
La BourE0Gne, Octuber B.
La Touraine. October IL.
La GascoEns, October 10.
La Champagne October 20
La Bourgogne, November
Ia Tcureine, November ..
Kew YORK TO Alexandra, EYE, via rare
aSst class $50; second class, $40.
For freight or passage app yto
No. 2 Bowling Green, New York
J. F. FT0AZI H. Co, agents. AOntgomsrl
ave-, San Francisco. Tickets aru for sale By ~
railroad and ste, shir HfFcea
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Petroleum
NEW YORK, Dec 1N.--Petroleum-Strons
United closed $3.50 bid.
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CHICAGO MARKET

Silver Bullion
LONDON, Dec. los liver, 80 3-l6d.
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DESTINATION


COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
- TIME TABLE-NOV "A. 1895.
I aauA forI nElTIN A ION Ar from
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
EmorN,. Commenccment.

oxford. Ga, June 1S.-W ednesday morn
ing attention Of the audience was held
by the Junior orators, who showed care
IN preparation and force in the delivery
of their oratlons In the Junior class the
speakers places are given for excellence
In class standing instead OF oratory, for
which reason She honor In receiving one
is even greater than otherwise.
The following was the programmes W.
j. Bryan, Kissimmee. Fla, Southern
Love OF Home:" X. +. Cary, Abel. "Pri-
vate Life" w. A. Covington. Walesca,
The Common People," O. 5. Dean. OK
ford, Loyalty to Educational Institu-
tions;" J. +. Han. Grinn. April 26th;''
+. II. Hines. Milledgeville. Heroes 10
Fame Unknown" l. G. Jenkins. Shiloh,
Was Socrates Rlght?": w. T. Johnson,
Savannah, THE Nineteenth Century" r.
G. Little. Eatonton. Gladstone" j. T..
McRae, oxford. 1.-THE Negro and Moi
Law" w. II. Park. Macon. 1.-The Latest
Thing In Pants" 7. q. Scott. Forsyth,
Irish Home Rule"
At the conclusion of the contest. Hon.
I. r. Shumate Of Dalton delivered the med
ais for oratory. both in the Junior and
sophomore classes. Mr.. Shumate's address
was a gem Of oratory.
The hrst sophomore medal was awarded
to I. c. Hoyl. Dawson; the second sopho-
more medal 10 Il. NJ. Banks, Granville
The medal for excellence in oratory in the
Junior class was awarded to w. A. Gov.
ington, Walesca.
In the afternoon Rev. W. c. Lovett, d
D.. addressed the alumni. At night Rev
J. W. Lee. j, D., OF st. Louis. delivered
an eloquent address before the literary so.
cieties.
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The secret Of contentment.

The most contented people are those who
abide by the old and tried, the old is so
satisfactory that the new cannot offer any
indEcement for change. Now that is Just
why Simmons Liver Regulator has main
tanned its popularity these many years,
Notwithstanding the many limitations and
INSCRIPTIONS dealers who have done every
thing possible to draw the people away
from Simmons Liver Regulator. The peo-
pie of the South have too much good sense
to turn away from an Old Friend, espe-
cially when the Old Friend is so far su-
perior to everything that is new. To take
Simmons Liver Regulator means long
life and happy life. But twill be short
life and a miserable one TO any who
allow themselves to be persuaded by dis
honest dealers to take any of the imita-
tions or counterfcits. Stick 70 the Old
Friend with the Red Z on the package, the
real simon purartic,e.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


WANTED, sOUTHWESTERN RAIL
road stock, Central debentures, and Au-
gusta and Knoxville railroad bonds T..
c. Wylly, Broker, l2O Bryan street.
WANTED, A SPECIAL PARTNER IN
a Arm paying business. Amount required.
Ave hundred dollars. Address Jack, this
office.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE a SIX
year old horse; must be sound, and weigh
400 pounds. Apply &C West Broad street.
Savannah Ga.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, LOAN OF
three thousand dollars for three or five
years, first mortgage real estate security.
Address Borrower, Kissimmee, Fla.
WANTED, ROUND YELLOW PINE
piles delivered at Atlantic shipping ports.
Address for particulars pine" care
Morning News.
WANTED. SECOND HAND VINEGAR
or whisky barrels, pickle kegs, cider kegs,
pickle bottles OF all kinds; cash paid for
same. Speciality Co., Williamson street.
STABLES WANT TO RENT YOU
fine box stalls In our new stables. West
Broad and South Broad. J. +. Guilmartin
e. Co.
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Outcome of the Days Struggles For
the Championship. fE

Washington, June 1S.-The following are
the results of base ball games played to.
day:
At Brooklyn r II p
BROOKLYN 30 OO1 100 0 o. 6 3
Batteries-Daub and Grim; Wallace and
thinner.
New York % % 100 0 O-5 !
st. Louis ..S 0 l 0 0 o. 8 4
Batteries-Rusie. Clark and Wilson;
Breitenstein and Peitz,
Boston ...41O1s 800 6 x-2O IS 4
Chicago .....1 0 0 0 2 0 % 4
Batteries-Sullivan and Tenny; Hutch
inson and Donahue.
At Baltlmore-The Baltimore-P ittsburg
game was postponed on account of rain.
At Washington-The Washington-Cin,
cinnati game was postponed on account
of rain.
phirphia 30 20 0 900 % Q 2
louisville - 2 0 0 ks II 0
Batterie4M cGil and Buckley; Inks and
Welch.
Montgomery, Ala, June 1S.-Montgomery
came near shutting out the visitors to-day
in splendidly contested game, the locals
playing without error. The score follows:
r II E
Mont'g'ry ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-s II 0
Evansville 30 0 0 IL .
Batteries-Clausen and Rappold; Nc
Farland and Field.
Memphis, Tenn, June 13.-To-day's was
the prettlest game seen here this season.
No error was made on either side until
the ninth inning, when the Atlantas start
ed off with a hit, and by the aid of an
error, followed by two more safe hits, the
victory was snatched by the visitors.
Wood pitched phenomenal game for At
lanta. The score follows:
N' RHE
Memphis 30 l 2 0 0 0 0 O-3 4 l
Atlanta ..O 0 2 0 0 2 o. 4 2
Batteries--Burrell and O'Meara; Wood
and Armstrong.
oDened her series at New Orleans to-day
by winning the game in the last inning on
errors and three base hits in rapid success
sion. The score follows:
Nashville 40 0 l 0 0 2 81 7 2
n. Orleans - 0 0 0 0 80 8 6
Batteries-tIoran and frost; Carl and
Gonding.
Little Rock. Ark, June 13.-After a sue
cession of defeats due to the crippled con-
dition Of the team, Little Rock to-day de-
feated Chattanooga in a hard hitting game.
- RHE
Little Rock "A 0 0 0 / 2-7 2
Chattanooga o 2 0 0 o. 5 Z
atteries-Briggs and Me; Sill and
Fisher
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Clicked ny A BURGLAR
Young Lady OF AuEustn Has n
Startling Experience.

"htttHE Experience.
augusta. Ga. June ls.-There is quite
sensation in police circles and among
the friends of Miss Katie Foreman. step
daughter OF Policeman King. Last night.
aiter having retired. being restless and the
night warm. Miss Foreman made a pallet
down on the floor Of her room near a
window, and before a great while fell
aeisep- MI. king was absent on duty.
anu ABOUT clock Mrs. King was aroused
~ noise IN Miss FOremans room. When
she hurried TO the room, she found Miss
Foreman unconscious on the floor. living
against the door. After throwing water
IN heF race and bringing her to, Miss
FOREMAN stated that she had been awak-
ehed py some one ,clutching her throat.
she had attempted 10 scream. but was
ehoked so that she could not. She soon
lost consciousness and knew nothing more
until aroused by Der mother leaning over
ner and bathing her face. She does not
know whether her assailant was white or
black, and thus far no clew has been
found. Policeman Kings idea is that
the burglar climbed into the window
which was only a few feet from the
ground, and was advancing into the room
when he stumbled over the sleeping form
Of Miss Foreman on the pallet. he
was as greatly surprised as she was and
on the impulse seized her by the throat,
not knowing who it was. but only seek
ing TO avoid detection and arrest. After
choking her into silence he dragged her
across the room and laid her body against
the door TO prevent it being suddenly
opened by any one else in the house and
then made his escape. 1t was this noise
that awoke Mrs. King. No other violence
was attempted and as soon as the young
lady was silenced, the man escaped. Miss
Foreman was greatly excited and shock
ed by the occurrence, and her neck and
throat are bruised, scratched and sore
from her struggle with her unknown as
sailant. The police have absolutely no
clew TO work upon, but they Will make
every effort to ferret out the mystery.
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TeocI,crs at Triton.

Triton, Ca, June 13.-More than 300
teachers are here attending the annual
institute. They are from the counties Of
Berrien. Worth, Irwin, Colquitt, Lowndes
and Coffee. Hon. Thomas r. Williams,
county school commissioner of Berrien, is
in charge of the institute. and Is being
assisted by State School Commissioner
R. G. Glenn and Commissioners Zant.
Kirkland, Polhill, Fletcher and Monehard.
Several Of the most leading instructors Of
the country are present as experts. Among
them are Judge ]. NJ. Griggs of Dawson,
Prof. p. D. Pollock of Mercer University.
Profs. C. e. Brunson ard d. l.. Earnest Of
Miliadgevile, ex-State School Commits
sioner s. D. Bradwell of Athens, Prof.
W. 3. Merritt of Columbus High School.
Prof. j. H. Rayhill OF Jacksonville, Ill,
and Miss B. A. Allen of Wesleyan College
of Macon. The institute is holding three
sessions each day, morning afternoon and
evening
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EXHIBIT OF THE MANuFAcTuRERs,
Their Building Secures One of the
0ase sites on the Grounds.

Their Building Secures One OF the
Hest sites on the Grounds.
Atlanta. Ga, June 13.-The site of the
building of the Georgia Manufacturers
Association at the Cotton States and In
ternational Exposition was selected to-
day, and in a short time the masons and
carpenters will be on the ground rushing
the work on the building. There is no
more eligible site on the exposition
grounds than that selected for the manu-
facturers' building. 1t fronts the main
railroad entrance on the southeastern
quarter of the park, with another front
directly on the 40-acre lake that has been
constructed to beautify the grounds. 1t
is also near the transportation and ma
chinery buildings. With this location and
the handsome design of the building, the
Manufacturers Association cannot fail to
form a conspicuous feature of the expo
sitiOn.
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Local Daily Weather Report for tn,
Morning News

Morning News.
Local forecast for savannah and vicin-
lily till midnight. lime Il. 1886. Showers.
with thunderstorms; warmer: variable
winds, generally southerly.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair. southerly
winds.
Comparison OF mean Temperature al sa-
vannah, Ga, on June Is. 1885. with the
normal for the day; Tempcrature-Nor-
NAL, ~; mean. 50; excess for this date.
/; accumulated deficiency since Jan. /.
1895, 200.
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
NAL, -; amount for June l3. "a; depart
ure from the normal. --669: total de-
parture since Jan. I. 1895, lin.
Maximum temperature. 81; minimum
temperature. o..
The hight of the Savannah river at
Augusta al a. m. Goth meridian timel
yesterday was 10 feet. no change during
the preceding twenty-four hours.
Cotton Regions Bune-in. savannah.
Ca, for the "a hours ending at 9 D. m.
10Th meridian time. June 10. 1895:
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END OF THE GRAvEsnND MEET.
All the Interest Now Conferred In the
Suburban.

Gravescnd, N. Y. June 1s.-The first
meeting at the Gravesend track under the
new racing law came to an end to-day. and
a crowd numbering upwards Of 5000 per-
sons was present to witness the events Of
the closing programme. A storm which
came up in the middle of the day wetted
the track down considerably, and caused
the scratching Of many entries. The card,
however. was quite attractive and furnish
ed good sport.
Favorites captured three Of the six
events. The Suburban, which is to be run
at Sheepshead Bay Saturday, is engrossing
the attention of hOrsemen. a surprise was
furnished them to-day when the announce
ment was made that Ramapo, who won
the Suburban last year, had gone lame,
owing, it was said, to a split hoof. and
that he would probably not be a starter
in the big race. Bassetlaw was declared
out to-day, and it now looks as If this
years Suburban would be contested by
about only half a dozen horses. Domino
is the favorlte at present.
Summaries of to-day's races follow:
First Race-Six furlongs. Prig, lO7, Penn,
3 to 5, won, with birmingham second and
Factotum third. Time 1:143i.
Second Racc-One and one-eighth miles.
Our Jack, l13, Hamilton, 20 8, won, with
Song and Dance second and Restraint
third. Time ssh.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Handspring.
lis, Doggett 2 TO /, won, with Requital
second, and Sebastian third. Time 1903.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Liza, lis,
Griffin, to 3, won with Applause second
and Connoiseur third. Time lila.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Premier, 100,
R>Dcggett, TO I, won, with Heresy sec
ond and Shakespeare third. Time 1903.
Sixth Race-One and one-eighth furlongs.
Long Beach, ia, Doggett, TO !, won with
w B., second, and Salonica third. Time
liza
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY REQUIRES RE-ieN-
gagement as governess to children under
Il. Subjects, English, French, music and
drawing. Would take board and laundry
expenses as remuneration until Septem-
Der; highest references. Address Kate,
Box 10, Groyetown Ga.
A LADY OF FIFTEEN YEARS Elk
perience in the crockery, fancy, house
to take charge Of an establishment OF
department; Is capable Of buying stock
TO best advantage; can give very best
of reference. Address Mrs, u. NJ. L., l2li
Main street, Columbia, s. G.
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EXHIBIT or THE COUNTIES.
The State Board Grants Space to
Twelve Applicants.

Atlanta, Ga, June 1S.-The state expo
sition board met to-day and finally passed
upon the entries for county exhibits, grant
ing space to twelve counties. The space
allotted averages $50 square feet TO each
county. Heretofore county exhibits i'll
Georgia have tended towards the large I'M
wieldly collection of arm and garden prod
ucts, but at the coming exposition the
counties will have to condense their eX-
hibits. The policy of the state boards is to
look for quality and artistic arrangement
rather than quantity. The counties which
have been awarded space, and upon which
the state will depend for the display of her
resources are Floyd, Barlow, Cobb, Haral-
son, Worth, Greene. Clarke, Dodge, Flynn,
Randolph, Meriwether and Gwnnett.
The board has sci aside 500 feet in one Of
the best parts of the building for the dis
play Of woman's work.
At to-days meeting the state geologist
made a report showing that large section
of the state has already been covered by
the collection of minerals and forestry for
the state exhibit.
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GRIFFIN's ENCAMPMENT.
Adit. Hill of the Third Regiment
Faints on Dress Parade.

Faints ON Dress Paraoc.
Griffin, Ga, June 13.-Outside of the reg
ular routine of business there was MOTH
ing Of special interest at Camp Northen
to-day.
At guard mount this morning Charles
F. Tison of Company A, Sixth Regiment,
was announced as officer of the day ana
Lieut.. Weissiger of Company ID as ofhcer
of the guard.
This afternoon at dress parade Adlt.
Hill of the Third Recipient tainted. tie
was carried to the hospital and soon en-
tirely recovered.
Surgeon General Gewinner reports put
little. sickness in camp.
Much time was devoted to-day to max
ing preparation for the review to-mor-
row. The troops worked earnestly during
this encampment this week ana VIII
doubtless make a very creditable dis
play before CieorEia's chief executive and
his staff tomorrow. Gov. Atkinson Will
arrive in the morning ON the oclo1it
train and will return TO Atlanta at .
o'clock in the evening.
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ROBBED OF CASH AND CLOTHING.
Couple of CoIOred Men Arrested
and Placed In Jail.

,stillmore Ga, June 1S.-William Clark
was robbed yesterday by TWO other colored
men at ohoopie station. Clark claims that
they took from him $1O775, pistol and o
lot of clothing amounting in ali to about
s2g5 Last night as Clark stepped from the
train at Dauton on the lookout for the
thieves they shot him through ms mana
and made good their escape until to-day.
clark followed them here to-day and point
ed them out to Marshal W. A. Bird, who
arrested them and put them in the lock up.
When arrested they had the pistol and
S215 in cash.
mi hos heen visited by fine
Eair
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM &C

~-~-@-----~-@-~-~-(N-~7-|
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
Whereas, Peter Reilly has applied 70
court Of ordinary for letters Of admins
tration on the estate Of Mary Fullam. de-
ceased. These are, therefore, 20 cite and
admonlsh all whom IL may concern to be
and appear before said court 20 make
objection az any they have) on or before
the FIRST MONDAY in July next, other
wise said letters will be granted. Wit
ness, the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrill.
ordinary fer Chatham county, this the 9Th
day Of June, 1895,
Clerk G. O.. C @.