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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-23
NOTICE.

Sale of damaged stores will take place
on British bark Braemar at Central rail-
road high wharf to-day at $3.50 p. m.
c. RITCHIE, Master,
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FEAST FOR THE FIRST GEORGIA.
Moconites VIII Breakfast and Din
ner Them Tomorrow.

Macon, Ga, Sept. pa well-attended
mass meeting of business men tonight
raised sum of money sufficient to give
the First Regiment Georgia Volunteers
a big breakfast and dinner upon their ar
rival here Saturday morning The Sol
dier's Relief Association win considera oily
augment the fund.
Macon claims the distinction of furnish
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HOUSEHOLD REQUIsITEs.

HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.
Violet Ammonia; a few drops impart a
delightful fragrance to a basin of water.
Copco Soap for toilet use and fine laun.
dry. &c cake.
Medicated Soaps. various kinds, 1Oc
cake.
shoomoskects keeps off mosquitoes and
o.her insects.
Imported and Domestic Bay Rum, Col
ogne and Toilet Waters.
Pure cider vinegar and spices for pick
ling.
japanese Tooth Brushes. a good durable
brush, DC.
SOLCMONS & CO.,
Congress st. and Bull st. Branch store.
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MEETINGS.
WOODMEN OF THE wORLD.

Mistetoe Camp No. 4 will meet tonight
at O'clock
All sovereigns are urged. to attend, as
the new Ampli1ed Ritual will be intro
duced
w. H. FIFER, Consul.
r. w FARR. Clerk
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HIGH PRAISE

The refreshments at Trinity College
Wednesday evening were furnished by
Mr.. A. Dughi. He served 800 mates he.
tween 3 and | o'clock. and ON Yesterday
received the following letter Of com.
mendation from Il member Of the fncnlty:
Durham, \. G., June o, 1893.
Mr.. A. Dughi.
Dear Sir: | am requested by The fnc-
ulty of Trinity College to thank Won for
the elegant manner in which YOU served
the refreshments last evening. We nrc
especialiy indebted to you for the de-
signs furnished. Nothing could have teer
more appropriate. The sltcceaa ~ fhp
reception was due in no smnlI manner Ia
the excellent way in which Won ,no,,apeJ
the serving Of the refreshments and W.
are glad to give expression r. mr. ~.
probation. Yours truly. " ~
IL. i. FLOWERS.
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AT DAVIDSON COLLEGE
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS RAISED To-
WARDS ERECTING SCIENCE HALL.
Eloquent Grafton by Hon. Theo. f. KIulIz and
Eloquent Alumni Addresses by Pref. D.
H. Hill and Rev. c. [, Stewart
-.RannIei hv Alumni.
Banquet by Alumni.

Davidson. n. c., June 9.-(Speciall -
In the Eu Society reunion the valedic-
tory was delivered by II. A. Sherfesee
and the reply by Wade G. Harrison. In
the Phi the address was made by T. Ill.
! Watkins and the reply by Ill. s. Monroe.
In the Eu the regular address was by
| Rev. G.. j.. Stewart, of pelzer, S. c.,
tclass of 1870 on 1.-THE Elements of
| Character Essential to Success" In the
| Phi Society, Prof. ID. III. Hill (class of
! 1890 delivered the address on ''Some OF
the Reasons Why the South has not
/ Produced More Literature These
speeches were of very high order.
| The alumni banquet was Il great sue
I.cess-one of the most delightful events
in the history of Davidson College.
Judge Baker, Of FIorida. (class Of 1881
acted as POSTMASTER. TO the toast 1.-THE
College" George Wilson, Esq, respond.
/ ed. Following him DR.. Rumple respond
! ed to Our Trustees" Dir. S. NJ. Smith
to the presbyterian Church." DR.
| Shearer to the Faculty" Rev. ID. n.
MCLAUGHLIN to the GLASS Of '9S." In
| behalf Of bis fcllow-class Mr. t. G..
| Barth replied. The speeches were all
pointed, short and highly interesting
| They proved good substitute this year
for the alumni Grafton which usually
| follows the address Of the morning be
| fore the literary societies.
| Hon. Theo. +. Kluttz, of Salisbury, de-
| livered the annual address. The praise
his pastor, Rev DR.. RumpIe. gave him
| in introducing Mr.. Kluttz was such as
| few men could deserve. The subject OF
the address was 1.-THE Needs and Dan
gers in Our State and Natural Life" He
prefaccd his eloquent and thoughtful
Grafton by reviewing the glories that
| have marked the record of the CarOlinas
in times Of war and in the councils OF
| peace-even the record that is now be.
! ing made is one in which a BagIey be
comes the first martyr in his country
! cause and a Hobson wreathes his name
in lasting fame. The whole speech was
| full of fine and noble thought, logically
arranged and finished in every detail
Many of the sentences were highly or
nate and beautifully expressed. The
| style throughout bespoke the polished
orator.
| The Board to-day formally elected t.
| the chair of mathematics the incumbent
of the past session, Prof Douglas. Hi
1 election was settled fact beforehand
as he has given universal satisfaction.
/ The Board also encourages every effor
to secure at once funds for the science
hall. A friend whose name is withheld
offers $1,000 of the $4,000 necessary
| Drs. Shearer, Smith and Martin will
move i'm the matter this summer. Re
pairs and improvements for the house
occupied by DR.. Harding are authorized
Last night the Beta fraternity cele
brated with banquet TO which thef
lady friends were invited
Last nights oratorical contest wa
witnessed by very large crowd. mucl
OF the beauty and grace of the neighbor
ing towns and villages was present.
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dies were all happy in the selection OF
subjects for essays. The accomplished
musical director was most happy in the
arrangement of his part of the pro
gramme. and the reading of essays, the
songs the instrumental selections were
all charmingly rendered.
Generous applause greeted each mum
her on the programme and as each fair
narticipant retired she went laden with
rare flowers. appropriate tributes from
appreciatiye friends.
The yaledict0rian of the class was
Miss Katie McKimmon Hawlcy, of
Fayetteville. Her valedictory was gem
and she delivered it gracefully and with
charming ease.
On the rostrum sat Bishop J. Il.
Cheshire, Jr, Rev. Bennett Smcdes,
rector and principal of st. Mary's school;
DR.. John Smedes, DR.. nj. Nj. Marshall,
Mr.. w. A. Erwin, Rev. L. NJ. \. George
and Rev. DIR. Pittinger. The rostrum
was decorated with evergreens aud trail
ing flowers. The young ladies of the
school marched in, each one dressed i'll
spotless white. The hall was filled with
the parents Of the pupils and friends OF
the school.
The address to the graduating class
by Rev. 7. nj. George was ornate, clio
quent and full of valuable suggestions
for their future guidance. Mr.. George
is a very pleasing speaker, and the kind
ly utterances and wholesome advice that
fell on the ears of these young ladies VIII
be valuable guides for them rs they step
ont of the school into the broader walks
of life. He was listened to with rapt at
tention not only by the graduating
class and by the other pupils
of the school, but by the large crowd of
visitors present
st Mary's takes this years vacation
after a vigorous and successful session.
Indeed there seems to he Il new yigOr
infused into the institution, not any for
saking of the high standard upon which
the school has always rested, but for
ward march in the line of modern day
progress
During this week two distinguished
visitors, DR.. A. Troomer Porter and Or.
Frost. of the South Carolina Diocese.
have been in attendance upon the COM
mencement exercises and the meetings
of the trustees They were sent by their
Diocese to secure information, study the
plans curriculum and other features of
the school with n view. if their report be
a satisfactory one, of adopting st. Mary's
as the college of the South Carolina
as well as the North Carolina Diocese.
These gentlemen have expressed them
selves as highly delighted with the
schools, and there is no doubt but they
will make a very favorable report on
their return and that the school will be
adopted by the South Carolina Diocese.
The business affairs of the institution
are in good shape. The Board of Trus-
tees have reelected the following eXecu-
tive committee:
Bishop Joseph B. Cheshire. VIM. A.
Erwin, of Durham; DIR. r. T. Muir
dock, of Salisbury: Chas. e. Johnson,
ESQ. and DR.. X. Fl. Lewis. of Raleigh.
nr. Bennett Smedes has been contin-
ned as rector and principal of the insti-
tuition. The faculty has been arranged
for the next session and the school will
begin its next school year under most
fiattering auspices.
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DOBBIN & FERRALL.
THEN AGAIN THE VARIOUS
BARGAIN TABLE SALES

VIII have another addition to-day,
Friday, June 10th, in a White Goods
Table; just as good as they make; and
all of them at 1919 cents per yard,
making the great White Goods Bargain
Sale of the year.
They will be ready when the store
opens this morning, Friday, June 10th.
VIII you see them? If so, you must
come early. They'll not last long; they
can't at the price-121a cents.
DORBIN & FERRALL.
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RECRUITING PAPERS HERE
NAL DIXON APPOINTED FIELD
OFFICER TO TRY COURT
MARTIAL.
NAVAL RESERVES TO MOBILIZE MONDAY
Mai. Harden Appointed Quartermaster Gcner-
aI--Other Notes and incidents GaIh-
cred at Camp Russell,

On yesterday Colonel Burgwyn re.
ceived 81 telegram from Major General
Burke at Atlanta to whose division the
Second regiment has been assigned, or,
dering him to hold the Second regiment
in Raleigh until further orders. 1t is
not thought that the regiment will bc
moved for ten days, though its equip
ment will all be here by Monday next.
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THE SPECIAL 4 BARG
TABLE.
7c., &C., 13c., 19c.
,re SuuDICmcntpd by

To-, &C., 13c., 19c.
Sales are Supplemented by 44Cents
Imported Wool
Dress Goods Sale
These Woolens are specially desirable
for early fall wear Many of them were
priced 800 to $50 per yard, and
should have been sold in the spring
Probably the prices were not right and
if this was the cause there will be ne
further delay in their selling. A cents
per yard will sell them. What say
you?
DORRTN e. FERRAII.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Raj
eigh Gas Company will be held at No. IL
West Hargett street, on the third We'd
nesday of June, 1893, (the 15th,) at II
o'clock m.
The transfer books shall be closed six
days before the annual election.
w. Il. MCGEE, SecTetaHs
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Tourists in New York city would be
pleased with the accommodations they
| would receive at 146 East Both Street
Centrally located, convenient to all the
car lines. Terms reasonable. Address,
Mrs. G. s. Mead.
iuneT-5t
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ON WRIGHTsvILLE BEACH.

4 few persons can obtain good boarC
in private family on the Beach, by
week or month.
Fishing, surf bathing and sailing.
6-9-3t GEO. u. PARSLEY.
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Summer School will be held in Raleigh
for pupils desiring special courses. Daily
session of two hours. Experienced teach
err. Highest references. Address, News
and Observer.
june5-tf
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Business Notices.
-FOUR GREAT BARGAIN TABLES

Jun 1hLAI bAhUAIN ADLED
AT
DOBBIN & FERRALL'S,
123 and 12J Fayetteville Street.
"TUCKEN'S STORE"
TIE BARGAIN
Prices are
7c., &C., 13c., 19c.,
And these cut prices represent just
about half the prices these goods recent
ly sold for. The goods are the very
best -Ginghams, Dimities, Braides
MuSlins, Organizes, etc, etc. All new,
fresh, this summers buying.
No bargain buyer can afford to pass
these tables. Nowhere can such val
ueS be obtained.
These special tables will be continued
until the various lines are sold.
DOBBIN & FERRALL.
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Nature has demonstrated that only
the fit survive. Our thirty years OF sue
cessful business proves that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
is a survival OF the fittest.
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CAMP NOTES.

Every company in camp was vac
cnated yesterday and the day before
Many of the boys will be unable to drill
for some time on account of their sore
arms.
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Why /, II that nearly all

Why i !, that. nearly all
aged persons are thin?
And yet, when you think
Of It, what could you expect
Three score years Of wear
and tear are enough to make
the digestion weak, Yet the
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is digestcd, all
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
fishes, and the hypophos-
.phites maxi IS the nerves
steady and strong.
sos. sd St.oo, al druggists.
Scott & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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u. ]. Rose & Bro, Architects, Wilson,
n. G. Plans and Specifications furnish
ed on application. jeS-tf
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WANTED.

Stationary Engine and Boiler, about
30 horse power, state price. j. l.. Win
ston, Louisburg, n. c.
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WANTED

A position MS drug clerk or manager by
competent licensed pharmacist. Address,
n. G. HUNTER, Enfield, N. G.
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teers.
Joe Braan, the colored messenger in
the Governors Office, is getting up box
of Bibles and periodicals, which he pro-
poses sending to the colored soldiers Mt
Fort Macon.
In response to inquiries, Adjutant Cen
eral Cowles said yesterday that it is en-
tirely probable that the order for the
mobilization of the Naval Reserves ut
Wilmington will be issued Monday.
Captain G. w Jeffreys, of Tarboro, IS
officer of the day at Camp Russell to
day.
Colonel Burgwyn yesterday received
from Adiutant General Corbin papers
and Instructions necessary for the work
of recruiting his regiment to the required
maximum strength. Colonel Burgwyn
says he will have ITO men here Saturday
from Ashevile. He has not vet received
any instructions in regard to detailing
men to go out in the State for recruits.
Sergeant G. G. Bunch, Company X.
First regiment is expected here today
from Jacksonville to open up recruiting
office for the old Governors Guard.
Captain w. II. T. Bell will not have
any trouble about getting the required
number to recruit his company. He al
ready has 96 men here and applications
on file from is men who want to join his
company.
Major r. i. Dixon has been appointed
field officer to try court martial
The Tarboro company, Captain Jeff
reys. will give another skirmish drill this
evening just after dress parade.
The Lexington Dispatch says that a
$50 pound box Of choice edbIes has been
sent to the Lexington boys in camp at
Raleigh. 1t praises Miss Camille Hunt
and Miss Jessie Thompson for the choice
selections. The boys join in this praise
and i'm hearty thanks E#
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ROYSTHR'S CANDY
on so firm a basis OF public confidence.
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Yesterday morning Major John w
Harden received his commission as as
sistant adjutant general. He also re-
ceivcd another commission yesterday
which it is thought was issued by mis-
take. The second commission made him
quartermaster general with the rank of
colonel, and would make him successor
to Colonel e. q. Harrell, now in the
First regiment North Carolina volun-
teers.
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1t ls not chance, but merit, that h9
placed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-10

Joe Braan, the colored messenger il
the Governors Office, is getting up box
of Bibles and periodicals, which he pro
poses sending to the colored soldiers nj
Fort Macon.
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The Tarboro company, Captain Jeff
reys. will give another skirmish drill this
evening just after dress parade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Observation-Disclosures

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mar unO perfu4t jeBt, oas 8sIp tpiez
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-03
Ghiffsnnhrihtcn.

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Wirbrr %gefunbrn.
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tbe bon ettpa $4,000, @igent6um Der
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lit bur9 bic 8erbdftun9 bon sSoIep6
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9otel, aufgetlGrt noroen. GledrD
purbe geftern fri6 bur9 bic 9e6eimz
poli3iiten 9eper unb 9dmm per6aftet.
@r geItanO Elm, bab er bas 6otel an
benz Mor9en, als Die Sutpelen bermiBt
purben, Derlafen bate. Gr berIu9te
ben 9e6eimpoIi5iiten baS MGr9en
d%uf3ubinoen, baB er Die Sutpelsn ges
funben, fi6 aber ni6t getraut bate,
bieielben ab5uliefern, aus Sur9t, baB
man i'm bes 9ie6fG6ls be3i6tieen
tOnne. Gr babe bieielben Ieinem BEL
benz Sufi9mieO 81. 6. 8ee6 an Der 10.
unb SudfonitraBe bei4Gftigten 8ruoer
in 8erpa6r gegeben.
SIN 2aufe bes geitrigen Sages pur@
be in G~rfubrung gebra4t, OaB @learp
am Montag Ieinen lleberrod perpfdnz
bette. Gr gub alsbann ietnem 8ruOer
bic SupeIen unb bos 5ubrselb na4
Baltimore, unb bieIer Iieferte bic SUI
tpeIen bierduf Bel 9enmun Sbompion,
benz Batter Der 6rau &irtpatrid, ab,
Der Dem Burden alsbann cine 8ep6>
nun9 CAB.
SIN geiise bes ber6afteten GlearD
tpuroe cine aug Nepz0orf Dom 81.
Sdnuar bdtirte OepeI9e, unter3ei9net
0enman Sbompion, pprgefunben, in
Del9er er eriu9t ntrb, ii6 am Mon>
tag, MOrgen UNI 8 u6r i'm y6otel Bic
toria" gu Baltimore ein5ufinben. Die
ie 0epsI9e erpies ii9 ais S9pinbel.
Oenman Sbpmpion telegrupbirte
rGmli4 geftern Der bieIigen Poli5ei,
baB tbm bic Suipelen BON einem jun
gen Manne 3ugsitelt tpprbeR ieien,
unO er bemielben bic bufir perIproz
9sne 8elpbnung bon $500 dusbe5a6lt
bate.
Der 8erba6t, buB GlearD bic SUI
pelen g%eitoblen. lentte ii9 auf i'm, als
er apei Sage. no4pem tie permibt NOR