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Glbert Sarris.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
DOUGLAS NEWS DOTs.
Crops Somewhat Dnmaged-POIItics
Becoming Interesting.

Douglas. Ga, July 1.-THE northern
portion Of Coffee county was visited by a
severe wind and rain storm yesterday, do
ing considerable damage to crops and
fencing.
Politics is waxing warm Several of the
leading men here express a decided unwil-
lingness to support Mr.. Bryan for Presi-
dent. The local candidates are hustling
as Coffee's primary occurs on the first
Saturday in August. The race for senator
for the Fifth district viii be close, between
Hons. c. A. Ward, Jr and Jeff Wilcox
Mrs. r. A. Buck and daughter, and Mrs
G. w. Nenters are on two months visit
to Greenville, N. c. Mrs. w. w. Terrell
has gone home with her sister, charming
Miss Matte Clements, to visit her parents
at Alamo. Miss Sallie Thompson entertain
ed at select social last night In honor Of
Miss Carrie Faison, one of Waycross
most charming daughters, who is visiting
friends in Douglas this week. Mrs. Belle
Hall of Wilcox Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Lott ST. The latter Is
quite III. DR.. John NJ. Hall, is shaking
hands with his many Douglas friends this
week. Coffee's jail is full to overfowing
with negroes Of both sexes, awaiting Judge
Darts matinee in the city court next
Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
vALDOsTA's CARNIVAL.
The Midsummer Festival TO Open
To-day With n Boom.

Valdosta, Ca, July 15-Valdosta is
gaily attired to-day. and the work of dec
grafton goes on without the slightest let
up. Nearly every business house in the
city is decked with flags and bunting. so
that all Of the brick about the buildings
are completely hidden under the gay ma
tional colors. Tomorrow is the opening
day Of the great midsummer carnival,
which promises to eclipse any entertain
ment ever gotten up in Georgia by a city
Of Valdosta's size.
All of the committees have worked
hard to get their parts in the programme
in good shape, and at the last committee
meeting this evening each of the commit
tees announced ready" The outlook is
that enormous crowds will visit Val
dosta every day during the
week. The crowds will come from
every part OF Georgia and Florida. and
the accommodation committee has had its
hands full in securing homes and lodging
for those who will come.
At an early hour in the morning 900
feet of barbecue pits will begin TO smoke
and 200 carcasses will be gotten in readi-
ness for the barbecue for the old veterans,
Masons and visiting citizens. Gov Atkin-
son and the military companies of the
| Fourth Georgia regiment are expected
here at an early hour In the morning. and
the opening exercises Of the carnival will
be held in the court house square at II
| o'clock. There will be an address of well
come by Col +. p. s. Denmark, with re-
| Spouse by Gov. Atkinson
The programme for the week Is very
much like a three ring circus and there
will be more Of amusement going on at
a time than the average man can see.
| Base ball games bicycle races horse races
and a number Of other amusements are
| announced for each day Among the bicy-
| clists who have arrived for the races are
| Kinsey, Everette and Coburn Of Savan-
nah, and Gerow OF Jacksonville There are
fourteen other riders expected by the trains
| tonight.
Chief of Police Dampier shot and killed
a mad dog here yesterday The dog was
| running about the western part of the city
and was swapping at everything IN its
way.
Last night the police arrested Charles
| Warren and John Does. the young white
men sent to the chain-gang from Homer
Vile for stealing at Stockton They es-
capped some time ago and have been at
large since then. These are the men who
created such a sensation last year By num-
erous thefts. They were caught by parties
who discovered the bones and hides Of
cattle which had been killed by them, the
| bones being buried In thickets and syamps
to hide all traces al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16

and Washington prohibit tse catching 81
hsh with giil-nets. and they 90 nor bite
al the hook
The expedition Will set g. -lt-s and will
catch Whitefsh II there are amy. 10 b. hop
ed that they viii prove % BE- abundant.
AT the same time the eNper'- Viii md out
about the natural supply Of 1sl food in the
waters. and temperature ol-rrtltions will
be made. They are going PIP look up the
spawning grounds OF the salmon in the
rivers also, and will deter nine suitable
locations for hatcherfes fn the columbia
river basin and on the short coastal
streams Of oregon. Washirs-Hu and Cali
ifornia. The United State ash commits
sion proposes 10 90 intostr- business OF
Matching several species on lu enormous
scale. as has been done with the shad
on the Atlantic coast What has been done
for the shad will be done for The salmon,
so that the supply may be KEPT up. Ii has
been found that the shad in eastern rivers
can be made as numerous IS desired
IL being requisite merely tl supply the
young fry. There is no limit t1 the num-
Der of fry obtainable by artificial hatch
ing in glass lars
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Of Georgia Railway, July Is
81 bales cotton, ~ cars lumber, 2 cars
wood, cars melons, 3 cars meat, cars
hay, / car wheels, 266 pkgs mdse. 70 pkgs
domestcs. 50 tons pig IRON 60 bbls cotton
seed OIL, 1904 bbls rosin, 295 bbls spirits.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway, July 15.-l.705 crates fruit and
vegetables, l57 bbls fruit. .5H bbls rosin,
1893 bbls spirits, p cars phosphate. i6 cars
lumber, cars wood cars melons. II cars
pig iron, car brick. ! car sand, car cast
ings, 5 cars mdse, 1877 bdls hides
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July 15-2 cars wood, / car castings, car
Tub oil, cars mdse. 2 bdls hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail
road July 15-150 bales cotton, Sc pkgs
vegetables, y cars melons, 1O42 bbls rosin,
car pears, 257 bbls spirits, l car lumber,
cars mdse.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, July
15.-1 1852 bbls rosin, 449 bb,s spirits, ! car
-four, car coal. / car wheels, Ia cars lum-
Der. cars oats. car bran 2 cars mdse,
4 cars melons, / car wood, cars sand
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
THE GEORGIA PRESS ASSOCIATION
They Were Socially Entertained at
EIbertOn.

Elberton,' Ga. July 1.-THE Weekly
Press Association, and Woman's Press
Club of Georgia, are holding their usual
annual session in this city. An informal
reception was held last night at the Har-
ris-Allen Library The address of well
come was delivered by Col. II. J. Brewer,
and responded TO by President
Coleman. on the part of the
association and Hon. John T.
Bonifenlllet, of Macon, on the part of the
Womans Press Club. All of the speeches
We're eloquent and much enjoyed. At the
conclusion of the formal ceremonies, Gov.
Atkinson was introduced, and delivered
a fine address. The members Of the press
association were entertained last evening
Association were entertained last evening"
at an old time Georgia barbecue, given
under the auspices of the Granite City
Cue Club. The ladies were rendered a
reception at the Gholston Inn, by the
Georgia Sorosis, and the circle, in honor
of the Woman's Press Club. To-day a
carriage drive over the city was given the
entire convention. The editors and edi-
tresses, are enjoying the occasion, and
Elberton is entertaining them in royal
style.
They left this evening at O'clock, the
association to go to Mammoth Cave, and
the press club to Halifax.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
ACCENTS WANTED.


WANTED, LOCAL COLLECTORS OR
canvassers to handle a profitable side
line Address in fun with references,
Rawlston, Morning News.
SIS TO $3.50 A MONTH AND EX-
penses paid statesmen for cigars; expe-
rience unnecessary; standard goods Lit
tie Clerk cigar machine free to each Gus
toner Bishop & Kline st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED, AGENTS, EITHER SEX,
in every county for the fine art self-ln-
terpreting New Testament. In addition
TO the aids and helps which form an en-
cyclopedia of biblical knowledge, It con-
tains over one hundred Photographic
views selected and described by DR.. Lee
author OF Making of a Man" They
show the places as they appear to-day
where the principal events in the life Of
the Savior TRANSFERRED No such attrac-
tive and useful edition of the New Testa-
ment has ever been published. Sells at
sight. Liberal terms to the right parties
Address H. c.. Hudgins & Co, No. 223
Kiser building, Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh PaseJ

So
from Wilmington. y. C.. for Port an Prince
with lumber was wrecked at Abac0. July
3. Crew and part OF cargo saved. Vessel a
total loss.
Pensacola. July li.-Bark samhold CNor).
Hole, hence for Rio Janeiro. before report
ca returned. has lost mizzenmast. main
mast and foretopmast and Is leaking bad
~. she Is stu lying OF the bar at anchor
awaiting.
Bark Hamburg 00. lost her bowsprit
IN the late gale.
Smack Edwin Forrest was wrecked near
me life saving station on the outer beach.
Crew saved.
Bark Assyria Br). for Buenos Ayres. is
ashore near bark Herman tNor). The lat
Yer vessel IS all loaded for Bueuos Ayres.
She Is ashore. as before reported, but does
not leak
Tug Nellie Keyser was struck by the
storm, having In tow about 5000 sticks Of
TIMBER, which she was compelled TO lei
60, and being driven against the Escam-
Ola railroad bridge she sank there.
schooner Jessie +. plying between this
port and ST Andrews. Fla. was picked
up outside dlsmasted and towed in by tug
reno. She had only a passenger on board.
Mt. j. +. Shaver. OF MuldrOw. Indian Ter
ritory, who reports that about p. m. the
tth on ST. Andrews. the storm struck
the schooner and she was dismasted and
the crew was taken by a passing ship
throwing rope 10 them, leaving him a
prisoner IN the cabin. the matches being
held closed by the masts. He said he man
aged 10 make a hole. through which he
reached the deck. and found himself alone
and adrift at the mercy OF the elements.
Quebec, July l3-Steamer Repton Brl.
from Montreal for Lon1rn. which put back
mere short time ago for repairs, came
out OF the dock to-day and is now reshlp-
ping her cargo.
Bark GreenOck CNor). KvaIe. from Que
bee for Liverpool, with timber, Is ashore
at Anucosti. and VIII probably be a total
wreck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee for New
York.-50 bales upland cotton, CT bales cot
ton fiber 40 bales sea island cotton, 55 cases
cigars, 1872 pkgs mdse, 1916 bales domestics
and yarns, 1881 bbls fruit, l6 bbls roSin
oil. 1888 boxes fruit, 800 bbls rosin. Is bbls
vegetables, PIG bbls spirits, 269 boxes vege-
tables ll4,954 feet lumber. 1853 tons pig iron
2 bbls pitch, II 057 watermelons.
Per steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
159 bales upland cotton, 1868 bbls ros!n
139 bbls turpentine Is bbls ros,n oil, 81 bales
wool, Ss7S5 feet lumber, 532 bdls hides, &
bdls fruit. crates fruit, 105 pkgs mdse.
Per Austrian bark Drina for Trieste
4,272 barrels rosln, valued a $40, 1872 -Pater.
son, Downing g. CO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
MR.. BRYAN AND THE BARRIER.
Artist Ratified when He Looked on
the Presidential Possibility.

the Presidential Possibility.
From the Philadelphia Record.
Chicago, H.. July Pas soon as the
first news Of his nomination came Friday
afternoon. Bryan went downstairs for a
shave and shampoo. News of the nom
ination had not reached the BARRIERS. Joe
schubiger, foreman Of the shop, came to
shave him.
The barber whetted his razor and the
work began He coated the lather over
the Presidential nominee, thinking a the
time he was only a congressman, lie
had gone over one side of Bryan's face,
and had removed several square inches
of beard from the Presidential possibility,
when the crowd rushed in. They swarm
ed around the chair.
Mr.. Bryan got small mouthfuls of soap
suds in trying to straighten up to receive
his friends.
You're nominated You're nominatedr'
shouted the crowd, thinking 1t was the
first news Of the final ballot.
Then the crowd fell back and waited for
the Job TO be finished. The head barber
suddenly became nervous. He had shaved
all classes Of great men, from senator's to
holders of worlds bicycle records. but IL
was the first time he had ever spread lath-
er into the eyes of a Presidential nominee.
His nerves became shaky, and Bryan was
pale, too Schubinger tried 10 go on with
his shave. Mr.. Bryan fdgeted around,
and finally said:
my dear fellow hadn't you better let
some one else finish2"
Schubinger stepped back, and another
artist came forward and completed the
task. When the candidate left the chair
everyone in the shop who desired 1t re-
ceived a handshake. Then he moved up
stairs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16

hope and pray that he will not be sick
nor meet death, but wishing and hop
ing won't help him. It is what he
does, and not what he wishes that
serve his purpose. If a man Is losing
flesh, and is nervous, irritable. sleeD-
less and debilitated, he NAV wish he
would get well, but one bottle of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will do more than an ocean of wishes.
If man is on the wav to consuuD-
ton, he should make a stop as quickly
as possible. He should put on brakes.
He needn't be afraid he has consump-
ton if he will do the right thing-if
he will Just take the right medicine.
The Golden Medical Discovery "
cures incipient and well DEVELOPED
consumption. Consumption is a germ
disease and a blood disease. The
Golden Medical Discovery" kills
the germs and purifies the blood. 1t
increases the appetite, helps diges-
ton, makes assimilation perfect, and
so builds up solid, 7UhoLeS0He flesh.
Hundreds of grateful people afflicted
with consumption, bronchial, throat
and kindred diseases, have testified
that it has actually saved their lives.
Some of these letters have been in
cluded in DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, a thousand page,
illustrated book, which will be sent
free on receipt of twenty -one (7I)
one-cent stamps to pay for mailing
only. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
l. D. LnRooHE, Auetioneer.

By virtue Of an order granted by the
Honorable Hampton l. Ferr.u. Ordinary
for Chatham county. Georgia I will sell
before the court house door in the city u
savannah. Ca, during the legal hours OF
sale. on TUESDAY. the fth day Of Au-
gust. 1885.
OF the northwest portion or lot four 0n.
Jelyu tything. Darby ward. In the city
OF Savannah. Ca. and all the improve
ments thereon
Above Is sold for distribution and pay
ment OF debts. Terms cash
CLARA s BARLOW.
Adm inistratrix Eestate Edward Adams,
deceased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
JONES SHORTAGE PAID.
The Fidelity Company Meets Its
Obligation as BOndsman.

Atlanta, Ca. July 1.-THE Fidelity and
Casualty Company Of Philadelphia to-
day paid the state 1872, the amount of
the shortage of Tax Collector Jones of
Brooks county, the Fidelity Company hav-
ing been on his bond. Collector Jones'
shortage came to light several months
ago. 4 demand was made upon the Sure
ty company for the deficit, and the gov
ernor also issued an order directing the
of Quitman, in which he was a depositor.
The payment Of the shortage by the
Surety Company relieves the bank
from the suit ordered by Gov. Atkinson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16

The United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey has published chart No. 2t6. Boston
harbOr Mass, scale 10000, and has re-
published charts Nos. H. Newport TO
Plum Island. including Block Island
Sound, scale $50. 900; 5144 Santa Monica
bay, Cal, scale 10000; 6003. Umpqua river
entrance. oregon. scale 10000 and IT. %
general chart Of Alaska, scale 1900 900.
Vineyard Haven, July 13.-Steam tug
Robert A. Packer, at this port to-day, re-
ports that when she was near the whist
ling buoy at Chatham, in thick fog, could
not hear 1t and anchored; ascertained that
the whistle had gone from It, making it
useless.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16

Maurice Grau, the impresario, who
may conduct opera both in New York and
London, is eminently fitted for the post
ton. He speaks English French, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish all as they were
his own language; he knows all about the
management Of opera, and he Is an ideal
impresario.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16
LEGAL SALES.
AnMINIsTRAToRs. sAf.E-

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
UNDER and by virtue OF an order OF
the Court OF Ordinary. OF Chatham cOun-
~. / will sell az public outcry. on Friday.
the Path day of July, 1886. within the legal
hours OF sale. all the stock Of goods OF
the late Jacob T. Cohen. consisting Of dry
goods, notions. shoes. clothing, trunks.
show cases and fixtures. Said sale Will
be at the store Of the late J. T. Cohen x
Co., l52 BrOughtOn street. Terms cash
S. kROUSKOFF,
Temporary administrator.
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