davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-02

ELIFE-lNSUkANCEP POL-
IN icies purchased or money lonncd them. by
AKTltCK GLEASON i CO., Koom y, ~ Dearborn.
, 1881-10-02

r 8. GOUPLAND s. CO.
/ 1. PATENT ATTORNEYS,
70 La Eal1c-st.. Chicago Lii
Send address for pamphlet on pate60-
, 1881-10-02

T1IDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, IS
L. n1id " East Van Kurcn-st- Permanent and rea-
Bile. Established In las5 Advances made. Increased
facilities for tho seoEage Of household goods.
, 1881-10-02

CITUAT1uNS WASTED-!lS SEAM
- stress in private family by girl from, the East
t;uod reference. Also by young girl Il: chamber
maid Aprty Monday and Tuesday between III and
, 1881-10-02

CITUAT1ON WANTED AS BOOK
~ keeper ar office work by young lady: good buuk
keeper nEd pcnmasi accurate, and zoltabc. Address
, 1881-10-02

1I1Ok SALE-10 HORSES, ENTIRELY
~ recovered and free from horse oiseuse. from
lIp to l3sS double wagon s:i5: light wagon Ss5
JAS. ].ESAET. 3S}1 GaribAtd-st, NentwoEth-av.
Ears to Ywenty-eish1h..
, 1881-10-02

&lTuATlON WANTED-WRITINf BY
~ nyoung lady. plntu and rupid wrte-. T u, Trib
, 1881-10-02

NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN
II on diamonds, watches, and lewe!ry at TOM n.
UOSSE;LLY i CO.'S loan Office lis DtArbOrn-st
, 1881-10-02

OR SALE-15 FURNISHED ROOMS;
l. of the finest locations In the city. clearing Si0
per month BOYNTUS. Arcade-colrt.
, 1881-10-02
PRINTITG iN.lTERIILS.

11OR SALE-PRINT1NG OFFICE COM-
IL plete, with four presses eIs1aG an papTa
nsness III central part Of the city; sgsg
vears: this is i splendid opportunity 1oofess e''
Tribune QfICe.
, 1881-10-02

4 GENTS WANTED-S:0 TO $50 pEk ;!k
week for energetic. Eenteet men SI Women ~ ii
that the above is no exaeeeraion Gal ano '1yest M
gate. or send stamp for papels: II Et@is1A-' - ~o
s,,,,f ~ SDrth C3nrk-s1., tntcnEu
, 1881-10-02

4 RARE OPPORTUNITIES STA
"A tioncry and wall paper business; well estAh-
lsfed In one Of the best towis this city; Utler
business reason for Eel1iNK pnrt entire: $--,u0 10
St,lJ FeGuired, Address : Bl. Tribune utltre.
, 1881-10-02

MONEY TO LOAN on CHICAGO
lHl real estate in sums Of $1,000 to $10o,ca HENRY
WALLER Jfk,, tUs JeufhUrn-St.
, 1881-10-02

pIOsVoO erty; per cent; commission. E.
GRACE. southeast corner CLARK and Jncksun-sts.
G10 00l AND $1,000 WANTED TO
Address Y Sc, Tribune Office.
, 1881-10-02

CITUATION WANTED-ALL KINDS
/ II fnuiiy sewing; neat and tine white work:
furnish Wheeler and Wilson. Address J. Tribune.
, 1881-10-02
p.inTIEHS II1NIIIU.

DAHTNER WANTED-WHO UNDER
stands the Trimmings and nDtIOn trade Speciality
to Job and retail. Address X - Tribune office.
, 1881-10-02

TOR SALE COUNTRY JOB AND
IL newspaper Office; good business: satisfactory
reasons. Address Z Z. Tribune Office. ------
, 1881-10-02

I9OR SALE-ONE PAIR OF CASHMERE
4. cunts years old In the spring. Apply at l7s
, 1881-10-02

FOR HOSE IN 50FEET
n, - le.yths. with couplings. $50: ply. H. ".
, 1881-10-02

CTTUATI0N NW.ANTED-T0 GO DETH1
the dny sewing In families. Address \ H. Tribune
CITUATlON WANTED - AS SEAM
stress it, family ur foc all tho year in first
family city or country; with references Address
ibfSss f3irh
, 1881-10-02

HOLDING BEDS FROM SO UP; ONE
II elegant wardrobe bed. <i5: one handsome marble
top bedroom set Ut . bargain. liz East Monroe-sL,
, 1881-10-02

r. ANDREWS, sos STATE-ST., PAYS
] i, the highest cash price for ladies' and gentle
mems cast-on clothing, carpets, household goods
, 1881-10-02

L.OR SALE-SALOON AND BOARD
y ing house. No. l67 south Ciark-ss.. on account
OF the death vi my husband nn1 sickness Of myself
Particulars given At the saloon at No. ld17 South
Clurk-st. BERTHA KASCOf.
, 1881-10-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC, TO
w neatly ht up four ve rooms Tor housekcep-
Ing. d. ". ELDEED, 1tz5 Washtugtou-st, Koom Is
Gf50 WORTH OF FURNITURE FOR
.pf.)V sale ut ED0 cash or part time; good as new.
Address ~, Tribune osce.
, 1881-10-02

pARTNEIs WANTED-1S a NEW AND
lirht business ready for the market; field e1-
r;ics now being manufactured. an cneFEetlc man u
integrity. with {an cAst. may jen huturAb!c par-
business and reasonably make $50 per month m
rrur will rctuiu pf,e-third and continue to assist
~ Yr}h
, 1881-10-02

EtOR .SALE-A VALUABLE PATENT
IL on n small article which be largely suld and
successfully handled with small means. ~ Fifth
Room -, from 10 tu T..
, 1881-10-02

E1OR SALE-AT MORGAN PARK, 4 NO
ton store. l. mites from the city. Inquire 1T Mrs.
, 1881-10-02

MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE,
lfl pianos, etc. without removal, and culIarer-
ais, GEUHGE f PARRY. lis un1 lU West Monrue-sE
, 1881-10-02

E1OR SALE-TWO ELEGANT LAM
u brequns and Kilt coriIces. cost M hardly soiled.
at half price: Remington and one Howe sew
InE-mnchine in good order, cheap; fruit chron,o
Tall Monday ut 4l5 Nabash-ny., second floor. left
hand stairs.
, 1881-10-02

CITtATlON WANTED-HI Il YOUNG
~ lady In frst-clnss photograph gallery; UNDER
sund> the business thoroughly. Address c IT.. Trib-
tltt
, 1881-10-02

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BUGGIES,
~ etc, cheapest and best In city; advances at low
rates. GEORGE PARRY. lis and lN West Monroe.
, 1881-10-02

DAKTNER WANTED-WlTll $4,000
L In a well-paying manufacturing business; t.
the right party quite i bargain can be shown. Ad-
dress w ii. Tribune Office.
, 1881-10-02

TOR SALE-A "RADIAN'r HOME -
u heating stove with oven. used purt Ut season
only: also Lighthouse" heater. In guod condition.
ut 1i5 West Lackson-st
, 1881-10-02

C1TGATlON WANTED-BY a YOUNG
NJ lady rs cepytst: is plain and rapid writer. Il
permanent situation nnd good wages desired. Ad-
, 1881-10-02

MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT
lN1 rates on real estate. Il. W. HiNAN. JK., X co,
, 1881-10-02

I1OR SALE = CUEAP-A BUSINESS
y hvrse: good driver. TEAR ~ Adams.st-
, 1881-10-02

CITl.ATlON W.ANTED-BY PARTISAN
= drrs.mnkcr cutting fitting, and drnpinE in rri
v5tc family. Also, take wurk home Address 451
ad1
, 1881-10-02

PARGALNS-WITIL THE INCREASED
4 fnGtlites offered BY our new building, have,
IN haat"n to our Immense stock of new carriages.
st0r;'se of second-aana carriages. We carry ut all
tnles IN immense stock OF both and second
M9rk he sure tu call before purrhrsi,.g. {. r.
klMHA1.i4 II CO. Nnbash-nv. and ifarrisun-st.
, 1881-10-02

DERSONAL-NIY SOUL Is SO VEXED
J. at the mass Of homelT women visiting ths Ex-
position am speeGhiess, breathe prayer silent
ly In the miscellaneous advertisements Of this pa-
per DE LA BASTA, II Knndolph-st.
, 1881-10-02

SITUATION WANTED-BY A C0M1E-
= tent drese1naker, work In families Fitting and
d:arns Il specially. Terms = per day. Address X
"a tribune ufficE.
, 1881-10-02

17OR SAI4E-SPRlN(i BED MANUFAC-
IL tory wjth 1itst- class trade established tools and
fixtures cumplete business will bear the closest tu-
yestiEaton. Address ) IT, Tribune Office.
, 1881-10-02

DARTNER R.WANTED-WlTlI $1,000, IN
beer business; lnaitiye profit from $l5n TO S5.-
1f ncr ycIr: Silent Or active. Address 4. Tribune.
, 1881-10-02

10EKSONAI-kENW / AM CO.
l. ing away. may never see you again. but will wait
about ten dnys longer. hoping to you. ! will be
call. REDWOOD.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Land Leagme Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Savannah Branch No. l and those friendly
to its objects was held last evening at the
hall Of the League, No. l49 Bryan street.
After the transaction of the usual routine
of business, and addresses having been
made by several Of the members, President
Doyle introduced Mr.. Fitzgi6bop, of Chicago,
to the League, who in eloquent yet plain
language described the condition OF Ireland,
and how Mr.. PArnell has infused spirit Of
independence into the hesrts OF the people
who, before his time, were in the dust
grovelling beneath the heel Of the oppressor.
Having euloGized Messrs. Davitt and
Biggar, he alluded to the base course pur-
sued by others who had been elected as
Home Rulers, but who, when occasion re-
quired it, had not the moral courage TO
stand by the principles Of the party.
Mr.. Luke Carson handed in handsome
contribution, which will swell considerably
the funds of the League. The Treasurer
reported that he had RENTED two hundred
dollars, and owing to the large collection
at this meeting, he would ia few days be
enabled to mske another remittance. The
friends of Ireland have now an opportunity
of showing their love for the Green lsle, !"
and It Is to be hoped that our neighboriRg
cities will not be ahead OF them in demon
strating the Importance they attach TO the
labors Of MIR. Parnell and his colleagues.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27

Yesterday evening at O'Clock the nup-
tlals Of Dr.. Benz. T. Sheftall, Coroner OF
Chatham county, and Mss Ellenor a Shelf
tail, were celebrated at the Synagogue, cor
nsr Of State and Montgomery streetp, sc
cordlug 20 the interesting. aad impressive
Hebrew ceremony, Rev. BIZ. Levy. Of Au-
gusta, officiating. The Synagogue was filled
with the friends and acquaintance Of the
contracting parties, to many Of whom the
ceremony was entirely new. The happy
couple were attended by the sisters of the
groom, snd his brother, Lieutenant T. J.
ShefIall, and on entering the church we're
preceded by Warirg Russell, Esq and
Mrs. SGeftall, mother OF the gro1m, aud
Hen P. NJ. Russell aud the mother of the
bride.
After the ceremony the married couple
proceeded TO the residence Of the groom, on
Jefferson street, corner Of Liberty, where
q reception was held at O'Clock. The
psrlOrs were well filed with friends, and
congratulations and best uishes wers ten.
dered the Doctor for the future welfare and
happiness Of himself and fair bride. There
we're & number Of handsome and beautiful
presents received sc souvenirs from friends
and relatives.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
neaih of w. Il. WEIiE.

Mr.. W. B. Wylly,of this city, better known
as ''Breck" WILLY, was found dead In one
OF the main bitches of the Springfield
plantation yesterday at noon. Mr.. Wylly
had been planting part of the Cooper
place, and left his m)ther's house in this
city at half-past ten O'Clock Tuesday
night on his return to that placs. It
Is supposed that ins.e&d Of following the
road, he took q short cut acfoes the Geld
and fell or slipped into the ditch, in vhica
there were about three feet of water, aud the
sides Of which are preeipitous and slippery.
Along the side for distance OF sky feet
are indications where he attempted TO yes
out, but 1t is supposed that the cold water
brought on an attack OF paralysis, with
which OF late he has been threatened,
and be was overcome and fell face down
ward in the water, was unable to rise, and wss
drowned. The deceased was printer By
trade. and served his time IN the printing
Office once carried on by the cid Arm OF
John II. Cooper g 20. He was Al years
of age, and unmarried. His fsHeral will
take place this afternoon at . O'Clock, fron
hIs mothers residence.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Perpetual Motion,

The following is from the Macon Tsle-
graph IN reference to recent paragraph in
these columns:
1.-THE hidden secret that has sent so many
men to the insane asylum has been discov-
cred at last. The Savannah NEWS says:
Mr.. John Thomson, at the Central Rail.
road office, has, we learn, succeeded in at
tanning perpetual motion through a rotary
machine, upon which be has bestowed con-
siderable time and labor. In short while
be will be enabled to give an exhibition to
the public We never hear CT perpetual
motion without recalling an incident in the
history of President jackson. O1e OF those
wild, eccentric men succeeded in gaining an
audience with odd Hickory The General
told him to stop In his wonderful descrip-
ton, and take a stand in the middle Of the
room, which he did. The General told him
to lift himself up from the floor by the seat
OF his breeches, assuring the astonished man
that when he could do this, he would listen
to his theory OF perpetual motion. But
things have changed siuce then"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Gen. FIT. Agt. P. R. and A. Railwe,
Panic A the Shoe Trade,

AS I contemplate extensive improve
meats to the building occupied by me,
have concluded to reduce my large stock
Of boots, shoes and slippers, which are in
great variety, at prices that defy competi-
ton, and regardless of cost. Among the
above named stock may be found goods
from the celebrated factory of N. EIkin &
Co., Philadelphia, for which we have the
sole agency in this city, as well ss full
lincof ladies', misses, children's, gents and
boys boots, shoes and slippers, from the
best aud most celebrated manufacturers in
Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, New
ark, and the East. AS these improvements
will be made at an early day, We solicit our
patrons and friends, as we'll as the public at
large, TO give us an early call, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and satisfy themselves
that this is, more now than ever, the cheapest
place ifl The city to buy your shoes.
MAX KRAUss,
Corner Whitaker and Broughton.
jan1S Tu, ThSF& Tel1m
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27

Singular AecIdens-HOrse and Rider
Injured.

Yesterday afternoon, between four and
Eve O'Clock, a singular accident, the result
Of runaway, occurred on Bay street, near
Houston, aud was attended with serious
consequences. A colored man was riding
the well known trotter of Mr.. w. II. Ray
bareback down Bay street, when from some
cause the animal took fright and becoming
manageable dashed off in furious gallop.
Near the corner of Houston street truck
happened to be in the way, and the rider
being utterly unable TO control his horse,
the frightened animal ran directly under
the truck between the span OF wheels,
knocking his rider off, breaking his thigh
bone, smashing out his front teeth and
otherwise seriously injuring him. The
horse was also badly hurt, the hair on his
back being completely seraped OF aud the
flesh laeerated. It is supposed that
unable to avoid a collision, the horse
slipped, and in a cTouching position, as It
were, slid directly under the truck. The
colored man was picked up and placed In q
wagon and sent to the Georgia Infrmary,
where he received prompt attention. His
condition is considered rather serious.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27

Edsor Aoraag Nsos: We have noticed
several articles In your local columns as ad-
vertisements, commenting the Royal Bsk-
ing Powder as the purest and moss reliable,
to the undertaking of all others, and your
readers may infer that this is the only
Baking Powder OF merit. It is not our wish
TO enter into controversy on the subject OF
baking powders, but claim there are several
brands sold which are entirely free from alum
or other Injurious ingredients. DR.. Prices
Cram Baking F0t0der, which has been sold
here for years, is known to be as pure and
honest goods as there is in the market; also,
Sterling, Red Heads and others. We eel
the Royal and ali brands for which there lie
a demand, but cannot give preference to
the Royal while others named possess equal
or superior merit. A. NJ. & C. w. WEST.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
nRiss Thomxsch;s Engagement
Eaas F.Tunc aaA faoa gers

Eaas LYNNE and Jane EYrSs
The beautiful and pathetic drama Of
EAST Lynne" was presented at the matinee
yesterday afternoon 70 crowded audience,
by the charming actress, Miss Charlotte
Thompson and her fac company As "Lady
Isabel"sand "Mad. Vine" Miss Thompson
displayed her rare talents as an artistic most
foreiblg. The entire personation, in eoncep-
ton and execution, may be termed fault
less, ey!nciHg careful study, and con-
scientious regard for all the niceties of de-
tail. twas a model portraiture, and was
creditable to Miss Thompson's genius. Par
ticularly was she admirable in the scene at
the death bed Of Willie, and the realistic
portrayal of the emotions of her
agonized heart touched the sympathies
Of the audience and brought teacs to the
eyes Of nearly every one. she was well
supported, and the entire play was given In
3 most acceptable manner, in strong con-
tTast with IT'S representation by company
here recently.
In the evening the gifted lady achieved
another triumph by her matchless rendition
OF the noble character OF "Jane Eyre,n
whose history is familiar to every reader of
standard literature. We have no hesitancy In
saying that to our Judgment Miss Thomp-
son presents the best type of the character
Of Jane Eyre that has been seen on the
stage. Those who have read Jane Eyre,
and carefully studied aui analPzad the
character, cannot fail 10 be impressed with
Miss ThOmpson's conception and fauitless
rendition. Though there were many in
the audience who had seen her In the
character before, we venture the assertion
that there was not one who failed to epioy
the artistic personation with even greater
pleasure. In the second act, after the rescue
OF Lord Rochester from the fire by Jane
Eyre" Miss Thompson, whose strength had
been severely taxed by the strain OF the az
noon performance, In consequence of re-
cent sickness, tainted dead away as
the curtain descended. Her acting had
been so perfect that the majority of the au-
dieEce apparently thought the swooning
was feigned, and In the most enthusiastic
manner. with prolonged applause, demanded
her temperance before the curtain. The
demonstration continuing, one Of the com
penv came to the front and stated that Miss
Thompson would recover la q few minutes
and appear. Ia the third act her reappear-
anea was greeted enthusiastically, com
plimentary tribute OF the appreciation OF the
intelligent audience.
Sir. ". l.. Dennis made an excellent and
handsome ''LOrd Rochester" though bis
brUsqueneSS was possibly a little too forei-
bic. 'Erederick Lynn" was well rendered
by Gr. Yerauce, aud the "Jacob" OF Mr.
Davidson was capital, and very favorably
impressed the house. Miss Ethel Gray
brooke, as "Lady GeOrginS,n was fully IN
to It's requirements, and the sMrs. Fairfax1
of Mrs. johnson was good.
la brief, the performance was dramatic
treat. This evening Miss Thompson makes
her farewell appearance this season.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
EVnlUtOms.

Slight pain In the side, the skin and eYel
assume thick yellow coat, digestion is I'M
paired, an unpleasant sinking sensation al
the pit of the stomach Is experienced, the
bowels are Irregular, the mind fretful, the
memory weakened, sometimes a slight
cough, GOODNESS of the hands aud feet
sometimes loss OF appetite and at others ua
natural craving for food, dizziness OF the
head, depressed spirits, feeling of uneer.
tainty, OF having left something undone,
but can't tell what it Is. Take simmons
Liver Regulator. it viii remove all unpleas-
SAINT feelings and make you well.
JAMES -Tu, tn, s, wdETel1t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Superior Court,

HON. w. B. FLEMING, JUICE pred1ing.
Court met yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when the following business was
transacted
VIM. Allen Us. Archibald Carter. Notion
to release security. Rule granted requiring
parties. plaintiff aud defendant, to show
cause, II any they have, ON Saturday next,
at 10 a. m, why the motion made to relieve
the surety in the above case should not be
granted. G&rrard & Meldrim for movsnt.
Doe, ex dem. V. B. White ct al vs. Roe, /.
e., JuD. q. Rowland. Eiectment, etc. The
trial of the above case occupied the atten
ton of the court up to $50 O'Clock p. m !,
when further hearing was postponed to 10
o'clock to day, to which time the jury were
discharged.
Court took recess to 10 O'Clock TIL
Thursday morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Disturbing tbe Audience I'm Ehe
Theatre,

Last night, about ten o'clock, some dis
turbauce and considerable annoyance was
occesIoned by the dieorderlY conduct of 6
colored female named Charlotte Mitchell
She was spoken to by Policeman McQuade.
and ordered to be quiet, but instead OF heed
ting the remonstrance became more turbult nj
She was thereupon arrested and taken 10
the barracks. There has been SO much
complaint of the disorder in the gallery that
1t is be hoped an example will be made in
this case, In order to deter Others from in.
dulging In such unseemliness.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27


Meeting Of Zerubbabel Lodge.
Meeting OF Haupt Lodge.
Meeting OF Jasper Greens.
Notice TO stockholders.
Catholic Knights of America.
DISQUALIFICATION & Barnard.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
Pocketbook lost.
keiller's Dundee Marmalsde.
Genuine kainit for sale.
Competent cook wanted.
Small house wanted.
Mixed wood at Georgia Wood Yard.
IS, COO 10 lend.
The Savannah Herald.
Bananas, etc.. B. Reedy.
Art exhibition ct Mozart Han.
Oranges-C. II Dorset.
Beef etc--John Cunningham.
SdadTies at auction.
Five lots for sale CT rant.
Man wanted to milk cows.
IleatFe-Miss Charlotte Thompson.
Southern rooms for rent.
Blue sky terrier lost.
Situation wanted By q bookSeepeT.
House servant wanted.
SaYannsh Theatre-The BergeTs.
Steamship Seminole for Boston.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27

We are requested to state that there will
be preaching at BloomiRgdale, No. ~ Cen
trail Railroad, on next Saturday at IL o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, and services at
the same hours on Sunday. There is a
beautiful church at the place, of which
Rev. p. IL. Crumph is pastor, and the con-
gregation extend 6 cordial invitation to
their friends in this city 70 attend. Visitors
from the city can leave on the $50 train In
the morning and return at 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
The Moons Effect on the DIsOrderlY
Nne;Fned.

Il is stated that when the moon is going
into its last quarter, and when it is In It's last
quarter, each month the police have more
trouble with disorderly people than at any
other time;t that at that particular period there
is a marked increase of drunkenness, fighting
and disorder generally, and that all the
vicious elements of society show themselves
more palpably then than at any other time.
Whether the moon Is to blame for 1t or not
is question worth the while OF scientists
to investigate, In order that the responsible
ty nay be placed where 1t belongs. At any
rate, the statement is only in, accord with
the old theory that the moon had something
to do with insanity, witch gave rise to the
name "lunacy." By the wav, the moon is
about 10 its last quarter now.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
Rates Not Advnnced.

Editor Morning. Neqcs: In your Issue Of this
morning is clipping from the Charleston
Meas and C0strstT, touching tho crates OF in
surance to Port Royal" have seen one OF
the principal marine insurance agents Of
your city, and find that the rstes OF insur.
auce are uniform from the ports of Charles
ton, Savannah aud Port Royal to Liverpool,
etc, and that the latter have not been adj
vanced. The correspondent of the NelsS ana
Courier ie, therefore, mistaken.
j. 8. DAvAET,
Gen. FIT. Agt. P. r. and A. Railway.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
mAssnAIn ROUSE
a quiet Family Hotel. Noted fer ats
Comfortable Rooms and the TX
ceEleaee Of Its Table.
ARRIVALS JANUARY q.

DR. A Omeler. c N Hays, Ga: Jos A Smith
Norwich, CT; J s Dorsey, Maryland; 5 L Little
Brown, Hamburg. Pa: G Alexander. Balti
more; w A Hidden, ] Cornelius, Ga; c I
Richardson, Portland Ne; Miss EStelle Mere
dith, Boston; Stebbins, Mrs < s Stebbins
Resthheld. Wis; l. @ Sammis. New York; D L
Parker, Ga; 7 c Carter. Fla; H L Pinckney. {
@; w g Elmwood, Ga; F White. T W Foun
tame. V r Stone, Philadelphia; Z W Cowper
Wilmington, Del; Mrs Herman Cunning. Mae
ter Charles Cunning, New York; B V Vincent
Chicago; Owen II Crompton, Detroit; VIM r
Turnbul, Mrs I Winthrop, Evansville Ind
" Fl Johnson, Ala; r II Tillman, Fla; Mr.
Anne Hoyle S c; Cyrus Thompson. Troy
NY
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-27
In Iha CIIr.

ia. Smith, Esq, Of Mantle, Conn.,, who
built the Casey monument, Grower tomb,
the Mills monument aud fence, and other
works Of this kind in this vicinity, s. stop
ping at the Marshall House for few days.
he has with him plans of new work, which
he will take pleasure In exhibiting 70
those interested in such matters.