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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

Johnston and Commodore Josiah Ta-tnal
we're elected honorary members The club
has had but one other honorary member.
Capt James b. Johnston. WHO se-sl
with such distinction in the Conf sdera.s
navy.
on sept Z. ls7l the first president wls
elected. Col. George S. Owens w'o he.i
the ONCE without interruption una he
death In 1887. Ills successor is Mr walker
G Charlton.
The Oglcthorpe Clus never makes any
EFFORT al show. The comfort OF its mJo-
hers and their guests is che chief con-
sheraton. All Of it's appointment a.e
quiet Il now occupies two floors o.. tho
building on the Northeastern corner q
Bull and Broughton streets. on t.e arst
floor are three large Stating rooms ,he
meeting room and billiard room: 90 no
upper floor. the library and the res.ll-
rarr.
The clubs membership Is limited ana is
now very near the point where a waiting
list win have 70 be established. TIE meme
borship is thorC ughly repres ntative ei st-
vannah. ana on the list have be % from
time 20 time the names OF almos; al. Ok
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CLUB LIFE IN SAVANNAH.
GENTLEMEN ENTER WITH PLEAS
URE INTO us ENJOYMENT.

savannah Has. Probably, More Well
IT, Population Than Any of Its
Sire ia the United Statc--Besides
the Five Leading social clubs,
There Are Others 90 Different
Character That show the Delight
There - Ia AssociRttOn-Som@ OF
the organizations That Exist Here.
sava nah probably has q greater regard
20 tae lrtefco are tina. triuss he peo-
p.e. men ana women t.g ther than any
,iy in The country % o. p pa ain. No
statistics f.r comparison are CO hand. but
. Is likely h1t there age NOR orsaul-a-
tors Of soeal. cHari a.le. m sila. e.
A.loIs. literary. rau o. ana q enosy-
ul s. character 90 Savannah than fan to
tH- .o. % tie or4Iaaty pace Of 10000 PEG
p.e i
a distinct feature o. saw nuah q is
c.la NE s. wei developed Is il hat
,aar, are ia, few g,utemea VINO d not
ap.,.F upon The ll.ts hat are pri.ted la
connection with this article lu the N rn-
Ill N.Vs II the members Of the four al
o. =. so.l44 clubs 0f savannah. Nj 10 20
ions lo o.e OF NOR or .hc e bs en-
l~ "r Goa oslur 20 "a q .iet a d reu d
r fInuau. th1 other tyre comm uiy
k.oH. tie man about town. me
yary Eoaue man just EN- rslug from the
o. h.u ID cfui axe at watch ue nj
a.rla f.r uembt rsh.p the nHrweI
bl u.i.r 81 the benedict VINO D. "a
nos ana then 10 foreso the peasu-cs q
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an evening AZ his own hreslde. in the
boom ~ DIS fami y, for the sake .. a
quiet SNAKE with frienls az tn club
social same Of whi.t or eucher or "sct."
oallan.e with cues and . gertl. per-
formBD.e or troSes that set adcat he
must. OF the s res.
There is something about the atmos-
paere thst IS conducive 90 the success OF
clubs ras average s..auuahlan IS gre
curious ari rec1u. -e 90 the delight that
follows from association with his fellows
Is a. natural % him as IS unnatural IN
man ,he desire that sometimes prompts
t.m y shut him clf on from his kind
aud become a hermit FOR che rest Of his
days Iu other cities % the state there
are clubs. bur nowhere is che Development
such as 70 ls .n Savannah. Even Ia At
lcuto. the leading city. there are NOT so
many clubs ~ the numerical strength Of
those Co Doe found here
Tho fa-cirauln OF club lie has seized
upon the e.ty and the support 50 receives
can Dee judged from au enumeration or the
social clubs mat aye 900 existence. There
arc Che oElethotpe club the Tomochichi
club. the Harmone Clb ard the Husstis
club. All these being in tho city. while
tbe Savannah Yacht Club .s made up OF
Savsunahians ard has the largest mem
berrh.D Of all II Is the most compre-
hcn-ive a. Us scc1e as we'll as being
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work has be o. aiyautaEeous o.. ,..
ervatiou OF much of the fistlr.
colony and state OF Georgia 81
IL the society Is held ay tho .s.
gems of Savannah. end 1t Is
them the dearest Of me srsar
which they belong
The scientific societs. t~
part 81 the organize
The two medical socle
Medical Society and
Society. tire Camera
AL nourishing insu,lt
Mems Christian Assccia
Library Assoca len rra Y
Hebrew Association aI .h.r-
cclent libraries az te
amusemrns rooms. a.. $500 With
ouEhly equipped gymna.lms
large membership and are
among the younger people as ps-.
most popular organizations 10 taa +,
their way
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numerically the strongest. and the va
rlous forms n entertainment 90 be found
there Include everything and more that
might De expected no suburban club
The Yu Dat club to fact. On such a. or
gauIzltlau as TO b. nltcgethe- apa {
from those tha have their qua te s Ia
the city. In the lists 81 memb b - OF
the city clubs are found the names OF
those who make up the member hip OF
tho Yacht club WIFI b ms e ose upon 90
member A,ns.st with ut exception, the
MEMBER ~ THE Yacht cub are also mem
bers OF one OF more OF the clubs 81 he
city,
besides tho clubs that arc recognized as
di-tlnctively social in their objects. there
are others thee are somi-soci'i their pur-
roses leiHg not only the promcu- n or
good followship ard esteem am ng their
member but also tho enuohliug work OF
aifiuE aad uplifting those who may be IN
rec1 % their hsin Any rum - = such
oreauizl 30 ns ard rociet'es might b. m n
toned nor b hfir membership c1rincd
o. either Sex Lldlc. enter as cofdin y as
men into trls work in fac. with grea o.
plea sure ana tneir notifications have
been frnuaht with tho tle-sig ~ MANY
who have been beneaciarles n their 20 d.
ness.
90 patriotic aofeilos may be mentioned
the 81 Andrews the Hiberninn. sons OF
the Revolution the Society OF Colonial
DANES the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. the Daughters OF the Confed>
eracy the Society of the sons Of Colonial
Wars the two sections OF the United
Confederate Veterans. che sons OF Con-
federate Veterans and the University
CUB There are others that VIII readily
occur 70 local reader. and al % them
are IN o state that shows the wisdom OF
their organization and gives promise OF
lonr iife
The Georgia Historical Society IL one
OF the Oldest and most interesting OF the
many organizations IN the city. and its
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FRoEBEL's SHOW or DOLLS.
Arrangements That Have been MADE
for the Entertainment.

Arrangements That Have been Made
for the Entertainment.
The Doll Show VIII b. Ei-e7 bv the
Froebel Circle - Kirg's Daughters AZ .he
Chatham Artillery Hall this week pen
ing Tuesday az II m. f,r al SAY Il
will continue throughout wednss lav The
price OF admis ion VIII be 10 cents and FOR
every doll that iq ente al 10 cents must be
paid and the owners name ani ADDE'S
must be uron a.
Dolls TO- entrance will be received from
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon un;m lO.0
Tuesday mornlng
The prizes for the following classes ave
been dona' ed by. Thcus Bros four blby
dolls; - II Levy a Bro fo1r rirl do g.
Jackson a Metzger four oil sllorod
dolls. Mrs J. r. Cooper Mve-e fou .nnry
dressed dolls. Ms - C. Curn nshar.
four crippled and fisobfd 5ol VI S.
A. r. Taw'on. four raper 20 Is Mrs @
Barnwell four dolls as advert en- nts
FOR stores.
The prizes viii be wariei on wednes-
dav afternoon 40 530 O'Clock tui DNhi e.
crs will nl'ase call Tor their dolls iwme-
dlately afterwords
The baby dolls viii he iu Iced BY Ms
J. N. Lang. Mrs Merritt DIX n md Mr..
Roberts: the girl dolls hy Mr. G.. A..
shearson. Mrs. r NJ Curnrgeam ON
Mrs S. T. Thcus. the Old f1shiont1 deut
by Mrs Cooper Myers Ms. : S Wavrc
and Ms West. tho fsucv-drs I'D
dolls. by Mrs James Hunter Mrs ] y.
Nenaes and Mrs g. s. Deem rt. the
crippied and disabled doils and rag dolls
nv Mrs Henry McAlrin Mr.. o ore J.
baldwin Mrs l.. Sc1iV and Mr. NJ
A O'Byrnc: dolls as alre-ttscmeuts 70
stores by Mrs Charles n. S ronr. Mr.
John Bryan. and Miss Mona sou. sv: ra-
nor dolls and doils dressed fy zen
Mrs A r Iawton Mrs r w VI drlm
Mrs John NJ Egan and Mrs FreIe lex
Myers.
There viii be ave beautiful dolls.
bride. a tallor-madC lady tttie rlr.
a nov ana baby. 20 Poe voted uncn az ia,
! vote. and tho wise child Will begin vot-
ing Hs;s al once
Admission will be g cents Tuesday
evening. when refreshments VIII De- sod
Ia Is hoped that an the Young PEOPLE viii
be on hand. az besides the beautiful ar
raw OF dolls. there will be the en.ivenirz
strains Of an orchestra. midst palms aud
flowers. which will b. Tor sale
All the circle dolls that are being dress
"a hv friends should be orcueht % enc
Rel tomorrow morning or afternoon. and
merchants should enter their exhibits MOI
later than tomorrow afternoon
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the prominent Savannahinns Nh4e
has given bus few public reception. 'n'
Oglethorpe Club has never failed. luir.5
and unostentatiously. 10 assist in the eN-
tertaiumeus OF visitors NhcneNef ."'
event was celebrated here. In 1855. d-f'"'
the Chatham centennial. 10 COVE az f.'
gant reception to jefferson Davis 4''
rooms were beautifully decorated, an ~
scene was one that will long be remeh'
hered in isss a reception was F!tti
the officers Of the navy. aud SIN ant'
when the portrait OF Col. owens
Champney Wells. was unveiled SIM
Col. owens death simple lnsci't .'.
has been put upon Il. giving his nan. .
term OF his service. and the words.
super Was antiques" When t1e CRY
Army Corps was here, the ciu' a..
open it, doors to che officers. ana
the Second Georgia encamp,d ln
neighborhood. the rule which inhloli" H"'
member from inviting a citizen oi ~
nah lnto the rooms was put a-iN.
officers and men alike beeAma th'
OF the club
The financial AFFAIRS Of the club az
healthy. as might be expected il'"
number OF successful business m'' ,
are members. Following ore tho-'
manage the affairs % the club ann
who constitute its membership
Presldcnt-Walter G Charlton.
Vice President-Gcorge ". owens
secretary-John' y. CarsweA.
recommendation +. Hardee-
Board OF Managers-F. s. lsitn. -.
W Haskell. Hy r. Williams, 7. -
ninEham, Jr and J. F, G. Myers -.
The membership % the club 60
many OF the leading business and 1ro.
sl6nai men OF Savannah J. r. Anee'
A L. Alexander G. ]. BALDWIN.
Butler. Jr.. + Barrow. n. i. 49,
~. Barnard. c. G. Bel. Allen Bono H-
Continued on Eleventh Page
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preacher. ana Do 1884 Josiah Lewis. father
OF Rev walker Lewis. pastor 90 Trinity
Church. Atlanta. Do Ihfa-is came Caleb
". Key. farmer OF Bishop Key.
Afford T. Mann. under whose ministry
was begun the building q a new
church. came 600 lsii-, The conEresa
ton had outrrowu iis old home although
twenty feet had been added O. it ana a
suniay-sch0ol room had been built. front
ing o. ORleih0u. avenue iu the blork
west 81 the church. better ana more cpn-
venIeut quarters were needed Therefore
Asa Holt Mordecnl shcftaN. seaborn
Goo-lale and Robert p. walker trustees
OF Wesley chapel bought the site on
which Trinity Caufah now stand. and
the cornerstone was iaii Feb 4 1855
is445o j O. Evans came for the third
time as pastor To She latter year the
church was comp 81 and called Trinity.
Wesley Chapel was closed and the 2. IRE
Membership moved into the new building,
which wat dedicated bJ Rev. A. T. Mann,
Feb. = lso
Mr. c. a. Dorsett and his sister. Miss
Fannie Dorsstt were the nrs, children
bapt. zed IN ne new building
The minister for iA5i was vs. Il Brannon,
for 1850 I.ov.ck Pierce. "lld man eloquent"
and lE3-5l ~ NJ Crlmiey, the father =
Rev Howard Crumiey. To- 1873 here was
q great revival and the c1nsregsf ion
became too large FOR one church hence
Wesley chapel was reopened 10 = win
o. Paine as preacher. re ol'd or yer
low fever that summer. The appointment
was continued until 10. when it was dfoi-
ped and the property afierWard sofa. Ihe
following preachers served it one year
each after "a in the order given. " -
Crumley 7 H. Jordan. David Holmes. L.
g. r. Virgins u. }. Adams ana John 4.
Norris.
Tn. ttr.t Afternoon SUNDAY school.
$500 .... -. -
d" 4o'' Ile''''' IT,
Trinity. THIS ytat afternoon preaching
Was abolished and the SUNDAY school
changed from morning 10 take les place.
80 a.. .,t 90, 49,. 20 Woman
80 ~ M y.att., -
-, ,,-f,..,a srtatr
-, ~, 49,. ,,,.,olr,.,t
p,,t,st,., r,.rn,nt,t., A. .r.rf che present
,..,,,,. rorn, +, az ,.,,pi.,sd ana o.
cupied early a. 80 ln or 59 che Thurs
DAY night preHehl1c service was abolish
"a ana prayer meeting changed from Mon
dny night 10 IhlrtdHy night 1860 the
minister was g. IS speer la 6l-62 J ~.
Caldwell aui in ci. 20. ii ana 65 a. 81
wynn in % H. ! Corlcy was sent TO
Trinity and A. 81 wynn 90 Isle % Hops
This was merely nominal. az Rev. Wynn
was really pastor OF Trinity. and Rev.
Corley. a young man then. was assistant
The First Dlsirlct Conference was held
This year ana j. H. Saussy and G.. -. Kog-
crg were elected delegates 10 attend
About this time an the negro members
having left the 81 y Church. south ard
Joined she a. NJ p Church. o.d Andrew
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sAvANNAms DOW NrowN cum.
The OElethorpe Has Many Ieadip,
business Men.

sept. IS. 1870. party or gentlemen -,.,
in the office o. Messrs Woodarlra r.
and formed What is now tao oe -r,
club The original members wer. sfc
Duncan c. T.. Austin. w. % W
IT. H. Woodbridge. Joseph Nar 81.
Frank Winter J Al. Chisaom. Ia.. r
Deu,. Joseph \. Huger. Jr.. h T.
sham. c.. r. Jones. b. b. FerrI ..--i
Chisholm and C. c. Hunter o. rss,
Messrs. Manigault. Huger ond DIN. a-.
etiil members.
BY Nov. l.. 1870. a portion ~ -..
ont Quarars had been securel a4 4
a meeting held on that date the r
named. Al this meeting Con.
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HE FOUNDER OF METHopIsM.
JOHN wEsLEY's FAIRLY CAREER
~ SAVANNAH.

His First Service IN America Was on
Cookspur Island. Opposite Tybee.
uls ministry Ia savannah Hogan la
1870 in '.Ths tabernacle" Back Of
where the Custom House Now
stands-His Clerical work tn sa-
vannsh Was ~ m Eptscopaiion.
hut - Vas Here IN Realty That
FIRST sunday school Was OrEnn-
iEed.
Savannah hns been honored by the pres
eHce 81 m1uy Z u- ro - men. e.. IA IS
Wishlugt n and IaFayo,te. To- er "a .ier
history. a.d o. natl.nal acr rs. such IS
Dewey o. tcse latter Sim 3. Am 10
them al no ma1 has male Fee n me o,
our fair city 90 vild known a.
John Wesley. he inmo al .s5an.o r Of
Me.hodlsm.
Among tne people cal.el Met oilst. who
not only form Oh. .ironsest Pr tat
church IN tho United States hut arc
scattered fol.d ne wor q. : va nah g.
known NJ, 20 mucl be- sc q her come
merce cr her history as 5F the fact TINT
Hfe Was .tf -.'i' OF d NfH a OF.
OF this continent Sot only among these.
but among Students Of &c le las a nis-
torg. ana those 3h1 stud e. no al
nsveuerfs. sasarnlh ls be Z known bs-
cause SIZE oos rtlnate en .usn 20 ink
her namt wit1 Dos
Bishop Gambler ra.d last year. iu n sar-
mon n This cly. tttt when S vaunAl
becomes cultured "a ug. she re-
ri-s ne fsct tat 900. great oven ia
her hIsto vas THAT JoHn Wesley is
and ls.o 81 here. This O. gv#s or
prom nsroc abroad and va one aay be-
rso7su ze1 uy nor as b. ch.ef claim %
distinction.
That be- g. rot now generally apr cl-
atcd oy Ssva4 ~ p ans pr On ry me
IA tnat NJ 4ry whr 70 q hese Is es IS d
h~ dlspaeod 20 raI ga question the : 20 ~
ueuts IS the ut c.n ree. az IN ~ husla
bit before doing % ] would .iv Them
10 so inform themse ves as 10 tie 4
ard WORK ~ f.fe e.1rufl. sglut.wulm lua
world now DEL gifts 10 D. nor
Ne~isS's savannah Diary.
Mr. Wesley. who kept , Journal ~ g.
life has IL rec RI Of his d4uy DO
i0Es Ga Saw nnah, which $50 .-sst oet
Interest. The original manuscript os IS
iou nal pi hon Pie. l-x th son rn
a.
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trsnulous with melody 70 HIM who ha't
wrought these woudeE&
nrtnuottrs- school

wrought these woudeEA
Brinmotts'- school
v-,.s ~ 49,, ,..,-.... ,,.. 81 81. warn.
I e., e-t.r-t. Nr D..ar4stfe o.bo oa-t..s
n, .... 4, --- .s.3 r.4 haven 8
- 1870 r..r.. .....,s nan -, r,,...
- p. .'.....- go. Il. ~. .trI,. r- ...
~, go 49, .....,I ~ tr- sv.t..s be-
'...-..t 49,. f.....- elr.-.r
"1 same, ,f,.-1a0n A.r Wes.y s.se
oe s''I' '''', l, ~ .".- Ell
49, l,.r. 90 r.iru... IN -.a.I.r
,-.,-,.... 80, ~ .....-.ii.... -r.i ....
-. .., .ItE t.. a.
80. ....-......, 7-..s b...o LIS frt
sr Il. ..s e..Ia. ante.
.... -, 49,, t...fta. Ii fr.-
49, ,,....- .-. fr.t was not 'tI
.Ati re "'"' ~ ~, ..
~" q" s.,i..
mar h@S -i'"H '"'e ''
9.@o' ,..... .s..-.,,. z.l.,..
are ''@H'-" . ff.....
i'i -I'- nt'. '' .r ,,....
itt shay p +'' % ''.f -
nor tiail.ien On '''- l''.'
Ter q puDil ia'-' ...,
u Chi-t Dhif.N -I4s
burned 10 i'r' '''
nation on hs pHht .~t'A 81 ...
I IN that ore 1850 ni'.'aS p
silver chtlce ata ta.l
+ the trustees. AMI .'ss.
known source. thFoAFh ttF 7''''
I ley. FOR the use OF 'aite
ne. was the iaiH'r ei JON"
/ Wesley, and We rector
helee ~. ~ '... ..rt.r-. am
a.. r. ,.,..,,. ..r4 W...- Uted -..-
49, ......Ir. ~ t.. .tr
/ ; N"1' ........ ta..a a.
.el'oO' ~. - 49, Is --... D. ~.
me- ~, -" ~ ,.s..- ~ .x.o-.
- 80
t.l.o"' .1-.<tsr, Z lf-
ne io"'"t~ w. I'll ..i b..
I Wesley 40" .a y. tg.
I 70 me ."F f.'. t-.. ,,t. "a
CoNrt no .e ...t,..st Of
I french t'-ii' 'h'i' =. .-
I > lNan'"h. VIC ION
fr.hen ef' f...f &C. uilr
""l ne p'F r ttisn.i,e.
I =. Ai'"'. 49,. ~. ,.t.r. boz h.t-
We 10 go ,'...,.... ..-rt. az. Fn.u41
/ tongue ~ r.is.,... iv
! prayers l'-i " 7" ~ IN, ..., d
I Ihe lthi neg ori
/ Englsh : r'l.e guns ga me
comm lhio'l r.-.-
/ french besah .. IS. rrr-
/ chifea me chl.oi'h. ....
ish aefV r,... ia---
mess OF lri'."- ", t.rr ..,. p
e-t rom "vu.' ~" OBJ. s.--
{ az "a
/ vice 81 ,ne 40 ,.,.h p
Nas gao = p.
oat as i''
Life OF hnrd "'"'
! us ar.iu- Gus ltlors he con IaH'i rois b
/ his long Ire. p-Ca-hl tysrs moaning %
1 ( O'Clock ara usn 20. from % I'VE
/ times a day. No.wl- eian ing 'hd
/ the care o. an the hlr As foAn
/ time TO write o. trans AT. fo. p4al TO
4 rpore than .Oo volumes. embracing ain" {
/ every department Of leaning.
ms income from bis writings WIS srea %
/ but this he cheerful CIV ava ave
/ Ing as his ieg c. 90 tic aa'lI Two slNer
/ spoons ard tire Me'hodi rhu en-
In December '7s1 Mr. Wee ~ ie'i "a
/ vannah 20 return 70 more re Ie'- o.
/ O his departu is given 10 tAi 40 jon.
/ History 90 &c rgia' ana % the, ""' -
/ accessible 20 the public. 10 brleL ih'
4 Is this: lie IN IN love WIN niece ="
Mr. Cauatlu, the chief mas stra''
affection was recip aied i'e Mo-
/ ans adv sod Mt Wesi'N NJ. 3"
| her He yel'ci 20 the" "a -n'e"'-, gay
/ ing, THE VII or ile Li.
I The lady afierWaio NJ ll''
/ Williamson, but as
/ fury Ike q woman ~,
sn open enemy 20 es'e5 49,.
! christian speech ana TOT ufi
/ obey The law q the ,nNf'" ~ 49,,
/ him on Saiuf1A li1 .,,.
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house Tor the courts we're held IN q hut
filrit -sR faef long and Twelve feet wide
made of eult boa rls ana erected a. Ogle-
ts1Tes nlt coming Do this hut also
divine scrs res were performed bus upon
fis arrival this time ar Ogiethorpe or
derri q house 90 ne erected in the upper
square wuch might serve Tor court
H'nse ana for divine service 'iil church
eli he built"
That ta.s order was executed seems true
from 1ff Ws'eys Journal % sunday
NfE r. 1920 ir which re Hlys This day
began reading prayers iu the Court
H1e-r-a barge and convenient place"
a writer aame not gseu--whc describes
savannah H '1as and 81 quoted hy Mcssrs
Zee and Araew in the.r Historical Rec
rri W savannah. says. "A court house.
being one handsome room with 8 pische
on three siaee This likewise serves az
-hur.H This evidently wns no. the hut
- 1905 bat who're located. whetacr az che
old place where the Custom House now is.
or elsewhere b. the que "a.
Tradition nys ths place was one
~ The block on the east % s.
Jsmsa' s1uare. bur 30 far as
am able 10 discover there is
nothing 20 support taaf theory. Perhaps
q was due 70 the faei tnat the Inlepend-
~ prssnyt riau Church stood there %
no beginning Of this century. bat this
vss thsr second lot ana not ioug held
Dy rem before moving 20 their present
.oea'lou.
Mcssr7. lee ara AFnew In their HIS
for al Records. pars over he matter BY
Saying. Divine services were he'd .u ogie-
f.orpe tent IA ate .u sos when Court
house vas built AL usel a@ church I'll
-n" True but whore was tais Cour
H.lee that supplanled the original l2x35
tent.
Savannah'- first Church site.
Ia tals huswer the legal history OF the
cts rs Interested. ard any man who
wishes % give an exact history % Chrst's
church. is Concerned. while a.i Methods.
would like 20 know the spot on whien
Air Wesley min. stered after the FIRST
tNo months Of he stay W Savannah.
According 70 the best evidence ! can
an.iec. from al sources known TO me the
new Court House Was bulk upon tie
io, where the present new and magma
cent Postofiice bulldinR now stands. The
fact that OE.ethorpe ordtr red IL built upon
The Upper Square" would az trst
thought seem az siust this position. bot
upper Is "A term loosely used and may
denote the square fJrther~st from the
river There were bat four squares at
t1st time. two on Bul street AID two or
Barnard and as Barnard street was nos
buiit up. there were practically but two
chose on Hul street. Air Moore's state
m,ut implies Thar ms house was moved
90 the furthercst square frem Us Old loca-
non. the site Of the present Custom
House.
The writer quoted above from the He
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

In cases OF catarrh Hood's sarsaparilia
heals the tissues. builds up The svHrra
expels impurities from the blood and
cures. I'D.
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life has IL "a rec ri Of his dluy DO
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-06
FREAKS OF THE MIND.
Some of the Strange Powers 1t Often
Has Over the Will.

some OF the strange FONtcrS II OAecu
Has Over the Will.
DID YOU ever think how often yo,.
eat and never stick your fork in your
eye? You always stick your fork III
your mouth. If you ate In the dark 1t
would be the same thing. You Would
never put out your eye by putting your
fork in it. Why? Because your sub
conscious mind is doing it's automatic
duty, and knows very we'll that you eat
with your mouth and not with your
eye.
Many other actions are automatic.
For instance, twenty people have gath
cred on q street corner to board u pass
ing car. The very fact that they are
there means that the car will stop.
The first man has already signalled the
motorman. So do the other nineteen.
And the same thing happens If ten
people gather to descend In an elevat-
or. The first conner rings the bell. So
do the other nine-merely automatical-
". The sign says "ring," so each mar
takes the sign to himself and rings.
A shoemaker once had a shop in the
basement Of a large building down
town. The shoemaker worked with his
back to the door. Every time the door
opened the shoemaker turned his head
to the left, to see who entered. For
ten wears the shoemaker worked and
turned his head almost every hour in
the day. Before many years had
passed the shoemaker's head turned
automatically, and now that man has
spent all the money he has ever made
in trying to be cured of this automatic
habit. But his head still jerks. so that
he looks over his left shoulder con-
stantly.--New York Herald.