The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-12
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.
GEORGIA.

"EOh"iA'
Mr.. J. A. Thomas, Jr., has been appoint
ed adjutant of the Second Georgia Regi-
rnspt n succeed cant Alfred wn1inpbar,
who resigned. The appointment was made
ey Col. huguenIn Of Macon ana cares
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IrVinton Bulletin: one OF the census
enumerstors found the following names
in his district. Fannie Annie Candy Mat
,ia pear Parker and Rogers Tverson James
L. Harris Moody. both colored Another
large coal black lsdv was named Pre-
cious and The cpumerator blusbed every
lime he addressed her with his questions
Csic'l'if V Le' iV SCUM -O-"'''v'i'e
that ever entered Lexington came in on
the Terminal last Frid1v Ii is one from
the NIiIedgeviHe Railway that runs to the
ASYLUM sent here nv the GEORGIA Road to
take the place Of the Hamilton McWhor-
.eI "ilio 1t d pSlns oNeI ma uIeu III tiIe
anofnA snd ie dotr, he VII, on tba 800
wsu
Adairsvlle Banner. The Hon. F. NJ.
Durham will he q candidate for resIcction
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Albany Herald: The work OF the Pea
h1sJv Institute noyv being held in o,,r c,t,-
is e,eadtlv progressing. ord the teachers
from the counties in this section are being
greatly benehted thereby The institute
Is under the MANAGEMENT of Prots. Hen
derson homes ana murray. the capacl-
ties OF whom are unquestioned' as they
are wen known educators Inc OBJECT of
thls institute Is not 10 dlscoVef what
teachers intellectual qualifications may
OF may not DE- nut 10 dlscuss the Simplest
ara pest methods OF presenting subjects
ana lmparting knowledge 10 young minds
ana mus gam the best results. There are
several teachers IN attendance, and the
NUMBER increases daily.
The class of 1885 of the University Of
cs.ors,a u,il bold Ste re,,,to,, -, -. 90
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NV -'ii -, aliN mere - every pros
This class was to have had its reunion
1--WE years after graduation, but for some
ieaso" tHIS pau Islteu 70 ga inmate ana
- 80 nc I'll - WIN p'I.icuiaI pleasure
ma 'He ii'eiioci9 are looming iof "dFn 70
Sn.,,. a. 80 Ious d IdPSe OF tithe-
So 60 iae zen Hiaue 10 ttacH
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nc 10 -, 0i,1,ises IT, Has oeeH linPossl o'e
" a., - ny .ile VI tiie D4dSs
wno naNe ellS relH i, Il, SnaIse VIII oe
$50 P.9aSeU 0' ''e atte'iuaHCe OF an
thursday afternoon dirt was broken for
siding on the Central Railroad two
miles east Of Grimm This is tbe first ste,
taken toward the erection Of co.f,p mi,
No 4 which viii he located On p y
Rp~row'e mace inst bevcnd the SnaIdipe
mills The parties interested i'm this enter
prise have been working quietly for some
time. and now have all Their mans nerfect-
ed and are going forward with the con
strOction Of the mil at once They have
ample capital and considerable experience
in the mill husi-7ess and /. 1, a foreo,,a
conclusion that this enterprise will achieve
the same measure of success that the Older
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al 81 VI meat January
One of the most enthusiastic gatherings
aver beq5 In Tronr county, occurred ,t "a
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rs.e+ - oliiS So .oSst"eI TO
a 80 . IN vi lIle s'a'e as
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$50 ilat we Joi u'li was present ana TOOK
$50, eSe ~ we lle''ll'e' al''ei >,
20 nc CIiaii'7' SINNERS COTTON NH.
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cat,' r. PiIees ioi 'lie 'eAt NIoP o,
coteoH ne s@t"elIns wa d large ana
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