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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

its owners as aforesaid. according 70 t.e
! frontage The frontage Of irtersecung
| streets and lanes Is assessed as rea. esq
tate abusting upon saii portion q ST. Jg-
Ian and Montgomery streets % be- fine
/ proved, and the Mayor and Alicraer ri
the city OF Savannah shall BE-. for al lgl
I intents and purposes 81 this ordinance.
the owner Of The real estate So ablftrs
and shall pay from che city treasury its
! just pro rata as such owner o. Che cost
OF said work according 20 frontage
addition 10 It's one-third o. The entire
cost IS herelnbefore provided
Sec. T. BE Il further ordained. That
after the Improvement hercinbefore pro-
| vided for has been complesei che d'r-
tor Of public works FOR the city % Swan
nah. and said Committee on Streets srl
Lanes shall prepare and submit to The
Council Of the city al Savannah state
ment showing tho cost OF the impr.---
ment herein provided for and ais, in ge-
sessment roll showing as TO tgo-thris y
| the cost 20 be appOrtioned. how o. O. l7-
/ port .oned omcng the seseral ahutrug plr-
I cells including the street and lane iu'er-
/ sections. and giving the sum charge h.e
TO each parcel. with the name ~ me
owner. Upon che consideration 0n4
abortion OF said statement ans assessment
roll BY the Council OF the city ~ Swan
nah u shall then become the duty of iaa
city treasurer 20 send 10 the ahlid7s
property owners their proper bin f1r tnsI
same as II may be asccrta ned by the cru
Council. and II such bill so sent BE- n'iI
paid within thirsy (3o) days after the Tr'-
sentation or sending OF the sans. ii shsl
then become the duty Of the CITY treas
urcr 20 issue an execution for the amount
together with costs. against the pefro
and property aforesaid. which executes
shall be made and levied out OF che proc
ertv described therein as are cNeclinis
for city taxes The said statement a''
assessment roll shall also show ~
amount payable by the railroad COMPANY
and should such company fail aud refuse
to pay a bill for the same thirty eN iaf
after the presentation or sending q re
sarlN /, shall b. the duty " the
treasurer TO issue an execution asaiu'
the said company and property tor
said bill together with costs, whi'n ~
be made and levied as are executors ~
city taxes
Sec s. BE Il further ordained Thai a-
ordinances and parts Of ordinance in coz
1iet with this ordinance are hcrepy
pcaled.
Ordinance read for the frs, time l'e@
u. 1900. and published for inform 1ilo'-
w. T. BAILEY.
Clerk Of Council
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OFFICIAL.



Ci'y OF Savannah. Office Clerk OF Coun.
ell, Savannah. Ca. Dee. Il. lso-The FOL.
lowing Applications 10 retail Iiquor dur.
ing the year 1901 were read at meeting
Of Council Dec. y. 1900. aud referred te
Committee OF the Whole.
W. p. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
Benjes. F., No. iii9 West Broad street.
Boley, NJ. 10 Congress street. west
Bookhook. r. H.. Bay street extension
and Fair strees.
Brinkman. II. C.. 2as 81 Julian street
west
Beytash. Thos. F.. No 2s5 East Broad
street
Bernstein. j., northwest corner 81. In.
Ian and Barnard streets.
Brown Bros. corner Anderson and Eas,
Broad streets.
Cain. Julia. No CAS- Bay street wess.
Clohessey. David. northwest corner In.
dian and Ann streets
Cordes. John r., Montgomery street ana
Whailey avenue.
Egan. J. j.. No. Su East Broad stree,
Eskecior. W H.. West Broad ana
Wayne streets.
Enrieht j.. No 2i2 Price street.
Entelman. J. f.. No. 6li Liberty street
east
Fehrenkamp, Henry, corner Raw s.,oo,
extension and Fair street
Farrell. NJ. A., Bay and Lumber stree,a
Grimm( ]. F.. northeast corner Ran.
dolph and Liberty streets
Goodman Bros. No. ~ Farm street
Garileman. W. H.. Randolph and oRle.
thorpe avenue.
Grimm. John H.. President and Draw.
con streets.
Gerken. Henry. Agent. No. rs Wheaton
street
Grimm. Albert. corner West Broad ara
Thirty-second streets.
Hotchkiss a NeviIi. southwest oor,..
Broughton and jefferson streets,
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Pc. LEFEvRE.
Manager.
New per IS. North River. New York.

Harnes ". A.. No. "a Tattnall street.
Herzfeld. Hans 52s Broughson street.
corner Houston street.
Hoffman. c. H. East Broad and Bryan
streets
Joyce. james J.. No. "a East Broad
street.
Jores George X. lss West Broad street.
johnson. Martin. No. - Reynolds street.
Jachens. r H. SAG Pine street
Jornigan. Z. o. northwest corner Lum-
Der and Zubly streets.
jackson. Andrew. No. a. Whitaker
street
Kuck. John. No. az Drayton street
Konemann. @ II. 93 Farm street.
Landsyerk. $ c.. No. Il Bay street. east.
Lang. Nicholas. No. % Barnard street.
Morton. Peter. Manager. 2i2 Broughton
street. east.
Monsees. c. H., corner Hall and Jefer-
son streets.
Murkcn. Dora. Mrs. Thunderbolt road.
near to'lgate.
Perry. F. L. & Co. Bull and River
streets
Ralniz. =. ". H.. 81 Indian street.
Ranzin. NJ & Son. Congress and West
Broad streets.
silverstein. Davi8 No. az St. Julian
street west.
Schnaars r.. corner Anderson and
Whitaker stress.
Schroeder. George. southeast corner West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
Stem. J p. No. SO Jones street. west
Schlotelburg. D.. corner Price and Hall
streets
Smith. W T. X. n2 Congress street
west.
Sanders. Philip. corner Bull and Twelfth
streets
Slater. Jas r. No. II East Broad street
Steljes. a. northwest corner Jackson
and Reynolds streets
Slater. J. c.. Congress and jefferson
streets
Thoken. Geo II. ~ Arnold streets.
Taylor. J. X. northwest corner Ogle-
thorpe avenue and Price streets
Tietisn. John T.. 225 West Broad street
Winter Aaoplh. lA Barnard street
Wallace ". NJ. 's6 Stewart street.
wellhrock John r. 52f Jefferson street
Ybanez. Eugene D.. los Bay street. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

A SPECIAL 70 che Morning News. from
Americus says. The carnival begins next
Aonday 24ih. ana a solid week o. rnerr-
Fneni. mrth and music 70 assured Fri-
oay. zth. IL Military Day" when nf,een
companies u ne Second and Fourth Reg
iussnfs ere expected hare. and the Gov
sTner. his star snd the s'atehonee on
efals vii attend on chat dav. After the
reTt-S % the fro0p,s a sham battle VIII
- fought Ct Camp Gilman. where two
regiments were stationed during the
Bpan4sh- American War Great prcnarn-
tions are beiuE made for the entertain
msnt % Cor. Gambler and osher disfiu-
EnlAhsd visitors. a monster barbecue viii
b. served them. and ne American Light
Infantry VIII keep open house" while
the troops are here. The carnival viii D.
one % the best Wifueared 10 the state
this year. grand carnival hall, AZ
which the kirg and queen viii receive
Gov. Candlsr and staf. viii take place
On Friday evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

jacksonville. Fla. Dec. F.-Entered.
schr Henry Ciaussen. Torrey Bath. Me.
Cleared schr Pcarline tBri, Berry.
Polnte-a A. Pltre. Laguna Rayles Fort dc
France. ]. s. Hoskins. Bennett, Bala-
more. John " Hall Boone, New York
Pensacola. Fla. Dec H.-Afriyed.
steamers Ansclma de Larrinaga tBrl.
Thanson. Manchester Franchises, tspanl'
Echevarria. C.eufuegoE. Pensacola. Sim
mons. Galveston. achr John r. kranz.
Jones Vera Cruz.
Cleared. steamer Strathleyen Cl3r). In
mis-. Barcelona: schr William Chester
Tanner. Johnson. 81. Pierre, Martinique.
Port Tampa Fla. Dec. iT.-Sailed.
steamer Olivetie. Smith. Havana, via Key
West
Liverpool. Dec. i7.-Arrived steamer FL
ton. savannah via Norfolk. for Manches-
ter
Hamburg. Dec. ia-sailed. steamer I'm
macoiats. Charleston. Transport. 6avan-
Apalachicola. Fla. Dec. 17.-Entercd.
schr John r. Penrose, Gchn. sagua Ia
Grandc.
Cleared. schr Nellie " Hewlett. Num-
ford. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Dec. ls.-Arrived, schr
Isaac r. Campbell Savannah.
Carrabeue Fla Dec. F.-Entered, bark
Herthe (Norl. Haavresen. Waihsh Bay.
schr Lulie l. Pollard. Powell, Carddhas
Fcrnandina. Fla. Dec. i7s-Arrlvcd.
srhrs Herald. Keys. Trinidad. Il. W. J..
Cumberland. Llttlejohn. Barbados. d.
". l.
Charleston. s. G. Dec. T.-Arrived.
steamer Comanchc Pennington, jackson
vile. and proceeded 10 New York: schr
s y. Marts Holloway. Baltimore.
Key West. Fla. Dec. E.--Arrived.
steamer Mascotte. White. Havana ana
sailed for Port Tampa Capenor tBrl.
shields. ana sailed 20 Pensacola. schr FL
len Adams. Encas GisaFa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

The second day Of the Methodist con-
ference at Barlow was a busy one. F. r.
Fsalnmeyer and J. r. Mitchell reported,
ard, having been before the committee.
which reported favorabiy. their charac-
ter1 ose4-.z them. they were advanced
40 the class OF she third year. they hav-
Ing been previously ordained. L. p. Love
ara r. /. Hess had their characters
passsd. and T. I. He's was located az his
own request l.. d. Lane was reported
attending Vanderbilt University. The
characters Of J. p. Weatherford ano j.
7. ewgtxer were passed. and. having been
before th. committee. and the commit
sse reporting favorably. were advanced
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

ADericus Times Recorder. The oottou
crop N this section o. ,hs s,ats = going
10 ss Considerably short % laat season q
small crop a. evidenced ny tie receipts
at the Americas cor press This pres
dsawH cof-ou from = large territory. ard
W 60 this date receipts are said 70 b.
100 bales short % reeffpfa 70 Dee - IA.
year This - heagy falling on ir re-
osipis. AMI would indicate = much smaller
COTTON crop shis r~aear TIE stocks in tire
Afn@-tcua warehouse are also lighter.
b. several thouaand bales. than ~ tals
date a year nEo
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shipping Fruit ara Vegetable.

shipping her large crop % fruis and veg
etablss. Palmetto ioads any ether point
IN the county IN orange shipments. hav-
inE 81 pped over 700 boxes % date. with
probably o. many more yet 20 Dc shipped
Brs1eutOwn follows with Zen which IL
about half - what she viii probably ship
and 10 more than sbe shipped during the
whole ~ lass seaFon. a conservative es-
tisnats puts the crop of The county at
p 90 boxes. the most % which d very
firm fruit Palmetto will ship a large
quantity = vegetables during the season
Lettuce bas bsEIn 20 move. and VIII soon
- followed by somatoee. potatoes. and
later o. b. celery. ~ which large crop
e. being planted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

BY Alderman HorrlEan-- d,
An ordinance 10 amend section a' y.
MscDonelIs code Of Savannah. 20
found on page i6l thereof. .,..
Section !. Be q ordained by the h,N
and Aldermen OF the city OF Savani4
Council assembled. That section ~
MacDonelrH code Of the city or SafaH'
60 be found on page isi or the saiA
be and the same Is hereby SO Ant
that. hereafter. the said section shA+t
as follows. to-wit. -,
IAN persons engaged lei the bus hc.
Tightening. or otherwise transn
cotton. hay. straw, or other innaini.
merchandise naval stores eXce''' ~
the Savannah river. or other wai'i a,
ia the jurisdiction OF the Mayor enc
dermen OF the city OF Savannah DC
they are hereby required 70 cover
same. while on lighters or other
with tarpaulins or other more ~ ~.
and substantial material. and 20 Keep II.
said merchandise 50 covered uh -
said merchandise has been actnaHs .
moved from the said lighter Of w.
craft: this obligation 10 continue ~"
the contract Of Tightening has DEG" ~.
pleted or not. aud without rceAI' ,rs
question OF a technical deliver VA
merchandise and until al OF y" q.
merchandise has been actually ~,
point OF fact taken from the said - h.,
or other craft Each failure 70 e,f
with this section or any part ~ -
shall be considered a violation OF W. ~,
dinance and be punished. upon con. -
before the Police Court OF the o.9 ,-s
Savannah. by fine not 20 oAeee /.
hundred Goo dollars and impFi -
not to exceed thirty Coz days etA1
both in the discretion OF the eoul al
Sec. ?. BE Il further ordained Ll IA
~
conflict with thIs ordinance are
repealed a~~t
Ordinance reed Ia Counc for ~. ~.
time. Dec. Il. 1900, and published -
formation. w. p. BAlLbl,,
clerk OF cosH'''
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saved BY Empty Pi.,oI.

Tsoaert l. smith. q merchant q CAR
ro1tou. narrowly escaped being rooses IS
. bury negro niEht before iar- re has
closed his store ~ ate hour ara start
Cd for home through heavy grove.
which makes the SPOT louely and erceea-
inEiy dark. There be was reld Up ard
k1s posHessiors DEMANDED hv tir
negro Smith who 81 r. man WA a GRIP
pied leg. drew "a pistol watch u-forts-
nately was not loaded. bur osgrtsd fae
rosn@r suffeienfiy for him 70 make .
break ard saezre
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
REconDEn's MONDAY nuNcH.

Disposed OF with Fines and Terms
fn the Lookup.
Thirty-sevcn prisoners were on the Re
corder's docket yesterday when he opened
cours. Emma Defsoach. AMI Annie Con-
roy. both white. and arrested for being
drunk and dlsorderly were given thirty
days apiece on the gang
George Myers. white. for abusing and
beating Minnie Glenn. was sentenced 10
ray So or so M for thirty days
Willie Chlsoim. ana Tom Rowland. col
orcd. were up for stealing a COW. Chisoim
was discharged. while Rowland was re-
manded 10 the cry Court
VIM Fuilon white charged wish being
drunk and with breaking into the house
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
TO GET MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS.


a Jockey ciss fsr the purpose o. estao-
l4shirE a permanent race course a. So
varnAh May q the subscribers are
ErcNn 70 b. favorable 20 this pan ard
4 10 believed that Medically al would
axree 20 this change % proxramme. IL
- also urEcd that 80 buslnsss men en-
the nay. who Rave thrown cod water on
the fair NOV suent. wcuid enter heartily
into this scheme one wel-known bust
u@~s mar sad las, uight that ne would
give E9o p uisef and guarantee 500
more frarn outside sources Il che fair
movement snolla b. turned into one for
a race track
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
Pineapple. az Pun,a sara..

NJ Weeks ~ Louisiana has Just
elossd a purchase of lana sor seventy
FIVE scre< near Punts Gorda This Il f,r
himself ara three friends VINO intend
planting = pinery. Two 70 three aces
of pineapple will - planted a. once TIE
ssle Nss effected ~ Albert " Giirh-isf
". Whiftsn formerly ~ Cove Bend Ind
has prepared eight acres FOR an orange
grove. This win 30 planted On tho we'll
drained pine and palmetto larf This o.
the arHt orange grove % any size % be-
planted On this class - land Several
have rfraentfd in a small way with
satisfactory results Mr Whltten har al %
- 90 pineapple plants out a year AGO
there were f7ep pineapple plants cut
around runfa Gorda There arr now over
ao.D0 planted. A. fires are unknown in
pinery here. and o. the land Is specially
adapted 90 pineapples. this is destined
to b. the center of this Industry in Flor
Ida.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
FLORIDA.

sSsS Z. Dss=sssT. president ~ tfls Flor
ia Fish commissbon. made syinE visit
70 Mount Dora last week TO nnd out the
wants % shad brought 70 the state in
April Nery likely sn entire car will 81
given 20 The Plant system foT distrf1l-
ton IN streams IN their locality Mr.
DefwlieT r. an iudefatigahle worker. max.
in9 these trips az his own expense.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Per steamship Berkshire for Phlla-
delphia-i.io0 balee upland ccston. 2e5
barrels rcsin, % barrels turpentine. $50 5o3
feet lumber. 1859 boxes oranges. ~ crates
vegetables. % tons pig iron 50 barrels
pitch. 81 sacks fertilizer. a.ess oak slaves
u.s. packages merchandise. 90 packages
dornestics and yarns. IL bales cotton lat
ers. Al bales moss.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
The QuakGrS Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Hers
Tori- a. nor ealy a
biooa p4~f@~T bus .
Il cod kf4ksr faf
Pale Weak and De-
hilitate1 peop = VINO
have TO strength
nor bioc1 u acts a.
q toulc g. regulates
diEestiou. cures dys-
pspsla ana Lends
strength ard tore 20
ire nervous systeSn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

% Essie Matthews. was given ten days
10 jaN.
May Harrtes arrested for her attack
unon Marion Seymour. an account of
which was puhushed In yesterday Morn
ing News was fined So with the option Of
twenty days IN Jail
r Harvey. white. for nzhsing Ia the
street Egt So or twenty days
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of YES.
sells free ot-eharea IN United states hy-
drographic once IN Custom House. Cap
talns are requested TO call at the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
GAVE 4 coon rEaFsRMANoE.
The Rhoda-RoyaI show an Exeep-
tlonaIIy Good One.


tlonaIiy Good One.
The Rhoda-Royal Shows gave per
Torrance al East Broad and Bolton
streets last nigh, that was undoubie eddy
one Of the best that has been seen here
ln a long time. There were numerous new
8nd good features and new and pretty
costumes. while the horses and fcats 81
norsemanship are far aud away the best
that have been seen la savannah iu a Ions
time This applies 10 both the fancy an.
trick riding. and the straight out rnnninr
races. when the riders. ssid 10 be eX-
members OF the Rough Riders. ride one.
two. and three horses az o time. ana III
pace that Is really marvellous They
may not be- Rough Riders bur they ere
good riders. ard 90 this there was no dis
scnting opinion among the persons thai
stw the performance iast night
Two more performances will be given
to-day. one al 2 O'Clock. and the other az
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

The annual election OF officers OF T.p-
worth Methodist Church was held last
night and resulted az follows: Mr.. J. l..
Christian was elected chairman OF the
board OF stewards. Mr. James Jack son.
treasurer. Mr.. ". NJ Crofts. secretary
and Mr.. +. G. Stone. treasurer o. the
Board OF Trustees.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
Candy Esculetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold under guarantees at following stores:
Kowlluskrs. Jones. Masonic Temple
Knights. W. F. Reds. Marlows Clsve-
lands. Donnelly's. and W. A. Pigman"s
Savannah. Ca.
LIPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca, and
W. h. REID. Savannah. Ca, Distributes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

unless every Nestge Of the disease eliminated
dreadful faint l. certain 20 be transmitted postery
My treatment Tor this disease Is positive and perua-
nent cure. and has been demonstrated IN thousands
Of II gently but thoroughly cleanses the system
every trace Of the ve poison removing promptly every
outward indication Of the disease. and stay
cured do not dose my patients drugs which
damage the treatment r. thoroughly effective
but entirely harmless have treated this disease
fully for twenty years. aud by original method know
only 10 myself have cured more than any cthf
physician IN the United States also treat with the
success ell chronic ana private diseases OF both
ana women such Loss OF Manly vigor Structure
coce.e. Skin Diseases Kidney and Bladder Complaints
Female Weakness, &c invite every consult rne
without charge either in person by letter and vii
my newest ei-pase book and symptom blanks explain
item OF home treatment Correspondence strictly conf
on RON FOR ladies' = Bryan street. Savannah, ca
20 x to p. Sundays 10 a. m 10 ! p m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Steamship Berkshire, Ryan. Phiiadel-
phia.
Schooners John Rose and Fred Jack
son passed below and anchored. bound
out
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Itasca. Billups. Baitimore-J.
J. Carolan. agent.
schooner Faith oloott. Dotheday. Port
land--Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Bark Victor CNor). osvfck. Barrow. and
ordered 10 Wilmington. y. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Passengers BY steamship Tall=hassse
New York. for Savannah. Dec. ib.-Mrs.
Raughm. o. = reese. UReilly, T. Nc
Bride. s. r. Allen. A. F. Williams, A. T
Msrrick. H. y Pond and wife. Mss A.
Pond Miss A. Blackstone 3. A Billings.
r. " Beoeley. Miss Mary Watthorp.
Mrs r. Carter. s. Wrmart and wife. J.
J. Dryer ana wife. A. A Brown. J. 2.
stanton. g. Clark and wife, Miss Mary
Baxter. Miss NJ Brown. A. 5. Lee. 2.
Nen. Miss e Belknsp. Miss y. McHarg,
F. A. Taylor o. Meier n Huggins. 2
F. Case. r. Lewis and wife II F,anning.
r. Cunningham and wife. A Wright, c
A. Peaslee. ". Anderson and wife. G. W
Halter. A. n Ruppert. J. Barenca, ].
stark r. Erdale. y True, J. ". VIM
chenbach n S. Baldwin. Miss r. Cannon,
Miss CroEsman. r. Cameron. J. Heiisler,
c. T. Jcnkenson. Mrs. a Jones. Q Cox
G. Bernard. r Carroll. W. j. Burcheli
r 4. Massey W Terry. o. Cassie, J.
Darby. c. +. Bennett. J. Harold, T. II.
Stuckert
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Matters OF Interest 20 shapPia< Men
Generally.

Generally
TIE tx Reszs q Savannah probably
has tns disuncticn % hansiiug mcrv
property On a year than any other ,ug
IN tns country. Being ths only ere Used
IN the transfer ~ ilghtsrs anous enc hAr-
t-or. Be- is possible that q 80 uzllllons
q collars o. yearly expo-ts throuEh 50
vannah shc hand es meet % them az che
urre OF another.
cart Eddfs Paine. vel known % al
chipping uen. Commands the RsEls. sni
uIh him is CAPT George CLARK. super
intendenf q tire harncr operations 90 the
Savannah LirnteraEe and Tranzcr COM
psuy. ". r. Christie is chief engineer.
Ire duties Of transfer tux keepe he-
moving about the harbor a. an times ard
20 al places When ulEhi falls there are
few sips the Rgrls has rot entered and
fewer docks in enc harhur sre has not
touched. Something o. the amount q
properly handled may - imagined when
O. e known tnat au cotton not ioa1ed into
vessels direct from the wha-ves .
handled ny the transfer tuE Auch a
the cotton so.d for O. o b. delivery f. de-
iiversd 20 the ships side On AEntsrs ~
the tax. Immense quantities. q naval
stores lumber merehardise ana otner
things are handled yearly.
Capt. Paine has among his keepsalNes Or
his brat an American aar with the name
% his vessel 81 raised six Letters. the
Eift 20 Miss Anna Kelly on Christmas.
two years ago The 1aK - framed for
preservation. Another oruament In the
cabin q q picture o. Mr. EB,on a. Smith =
little daughter. Tor whom the boat was
chrlsfeuod.
A. meeting ~ the Bath CHsl city
Council recently a letter was read from
Harold " ard william r sewaii. STAT
ink that they should ike 20 present the
city % Bath with SIS o. N testimony .
the affection % the late Arthur sewsll.
n y their wish siat so 90 he invested IN
inferest-beariug bonds and the remaining
s. 90 h. used for the endowment Of a
perpetual free hed IN the Maine Genera.
Hospital at Portland. Their offer was &C
cepted.
The British steamship Carpe-by. Capt
Thomas. began loading phosphate rock a;
tho Plant system wharves yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Passengers per steamship Berkshire sell
ing to Philadelphia yesterday-J. A Cary
G. W. Britz. ". c. Sharp. Mrs. Tuthlu.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

Per last night on steamship Itasca from
Baitlmore-A D. Mckee. Mrs. Pitcher
r. " Wilhelm. p. A. fleetwood, y. V.
Gibbons. Miss l. Irwin. r. Warner. a. II
Hall. Mrs. NJ c. Isasos.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

sun rises at SIS a. m. and sets at 457
?. m
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

High water at Tybee to-day at as a.
m and sos . m High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

I the Moon for December.
Standard time-s0th mer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-18

The British steamship Carpe-by. Capt
Thomas. began loading phosphate rock a;
the Plant System wharves yesterday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-08-10

A short drive into New Oregop
Wednesday showed the effects Of the
past four days of extreme heatand the
~ant or ram along the margin of
several of the corn fields, the lower
leaves in some instances being dry,
and the blades all more or less curled.
The threshing machines are busy
grain all in stack in that part of the
county. The yield is reported salts
factory. w. II. Baker, on the farm
east OF the cemetery, has beside fine
crops ~ cords of dry oak wood from
young timber with which to make the
homes of some of our people warm and
cheerful the coming winter. The
thought of winter with the thermom-
eter at 81 in the shade: Adam Petry
Is having an addition built to his
house that will add to it's comfort.
John Rastratter had the misfortune
to lose hay stacks through the indis-
erection of a child with matches
Alonzo Baldwin, on the Mason farm.
threShed between three and four
Thousand bushels of oats which weigh
~ bushels to the sack. He will remove
with his family to Dell Rapids, S. d.,
this fall where he has half section of
land,