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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-19
soe1Al1TIEs.


Mr. and Mrs J. @. Gan, are back
from Cefnlean.
Mr. Thos I,androm of MayGeld,
Is in the ely.
Miss Minnie Fleming has returned
from a visit 10 Ilcnaerso'i.
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from visit to Dvllevlew.
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s.,.n, r,ra,.,,, ycs,orla,
". NJ 9 r,a..s o,s,.,,. 49,.
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~ 80
Mr.. and Mrs j. KsVnt Jr. ie'
'
Dir. Geo. Z. Baraett, OF Paiucah,
was In the city Que day last week.
Mr. Jehn Z. Latham, Jr,of New
York, Is oa avisit to his father.
sslisses Florccc and lizzie Graves
are Hsi,ing'relaliyes a, Pembroke.
Miss Lula watkins ended l,cr yisi,
here md lclt FRIDAY for Idaho spring..
Tenn.
Mrs r. NJ. Andorsou and children
returned Friday from, 4 visit 10 Hen
ry county.
Mrs. j. s. phclps and hr sou, Of,
LousvIlle are ylsl,iuvthe family Of
Mr.. 5. Z. Mercer.
MIRA ELLEN Rowr;ns and Mrs. Lev
H.indsay. Of Ca,lIz were al The
Phoenix SATURDAY,
Mira NJ n P.,lgprs and Mrs A.
ID. Rodgers have rsluruel Tram =
visit 10 Madisougillc.
Miss Mary D,,rnc,, las re,nre,l
homo 4, pa,ue,b .af,,x. a ,,e,san,
visit to friends here.
Miss Bette Gaines. affair spcrliug
ten aays IA Tho civ ,eft Yesterday
Cor her home ~ Montgomery.
Mrs @. r. Mason. Of I,oliyar Co
Miss. arrived las, wool, IN, n yi.ll 10
the family of Mr. w d Mason.
yisitina friends 8, Iafay,,,a returned
home 10 Dallas. Tex las, weot
~, -, :, :,
e'r. " ~, i ,'". represeh'ine
civ last week and r,i,l u.ac,,l
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- - IN,
t.,.,,,a ,s,.,.a.,..,rY WIN
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Our jovial friend, Joe Griffin, Of
- ""s ~ ~ 'ss'H ~ s.s NV
N"'.''"s ',"' w" W. oOOp'' Oh.
~
Misses Lcdlle, Fannie ani Susie
brkcr, Of Sgnlh Christian aud Miss
May lIyars, OF Louisville, are Visit
Misses Asriabcl ana Lizzie Gllluer'
and Sallie Jones, OF Eminence. Ky.,
arc visiting Mrs. W. S. Dawson
They will remain several weeks.
Mr.. .Juo. "a I.,,l,om Nae bcc..
.l,ogerouslv m for sr.,.,l,ys M, :
slIcbt ch,uvo for ,bs s,s,,o, NJ ,Lo,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-19
TOBACCO NEWS.
HOME.

HOME.
Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
willie tobacco market, week ending
July 18th, 1881.
Receipts for The week. -. 29G hhds.
Receipts iortbe year $3.50. 1876 hlds.
Sales for the week. .... 800 bids.
Sales for tue year. 1858 hllds.
ID. + SarHsoN.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-19
SPECIAL LOCALS.

Fruit Jars at Louisville cost. al
NJ. w. Grissam's.
Save 20 per cent, by buying Fruit
Jars and Groceries at NJ. w. Grissam's
SO per cent. saved by buying Tin
Ware at NJ. w. Grlssum's.
/ Best and chcspcst coffee at Girls
SANS.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-07-19
Pubic Speaking.

The candidates for the Legislature
in Christian county will address their
fclow-ci,izens ut the following
places, viz:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16

~be5anbeTn. neil r pl0sEi9 arm sspst
ben 1T?
sic ri9tete tire babf6e @effoIt bod
Gnf uno iab febr Iieb un6 iebr ernfbak
ouf, ais fe lire Nueen nit 6em @uSs
brlfe Der gntriiitin9 anf ben Bdnfier
ri6tete. Oieier sudte nit ben M6leIn.
Mtein S6aB, Define Eanfe ut cine
Dame pom ausgeaei9net fetner nrtbeiIss
trnft. Nir f6nrteit ueriihert fem, bar
lie inter alien nmffdn0en NIT @etsheif
bonbeIt. Benn fe Qdmrence suridmeif,
10 sei9iebt bies iebenfaus aus euten
@rin6en. Ner arr1e &erl! Gr t5uf mir
mtrfIi9 Iei6, 6enn er muB nm fir Ieiu
tdgIi6es 8roe arbeiten. 0o6 i'd bari
ni9t mebr Ipre1en, RinO ; mein Ropf qe.
ftattet es nidt LANCER. SD wer6e benz
Stubenmdb@en flin9eIn, oantit lfe Did
auf Oein 3immer fi6rt.
Beta CAB ibrem 8orrtunb einen adrts
Iiden @uteno6ts&uB uub beaab fh In
ibr S6Iaf9ema9, nm bic @infomteit itn6
Stine iiber bas uergaugene 2eben in Der
S9nle na65ufnnen un0 9ufti6iOHer FIR
bas nere Qeben gu baueti, bas ibr nun in
Der eroBen, fr6blideu, f~aibtoua6Leu 0eIt
beuorifanb, in meIder tire gouiiue @t6d
bereits Iebte unb webte.
Wt69te mobl pi5en, mo tie beute
Mbeno lift, ha6te Beta, unb mas fe
treibt, = meme tiebe, fife gtheI! 8ieIs
fei6t lit lie nit benz blonben @raFen sus
iammen. Bah Sein @rof onf Der WeIt
tommt Qamreuce 9arbine eIei6, meber
an Nusieben uu6 Mfanieren. nod an
@beI 6es 6ersens. llno i9 6a6te immer,
GtheI babe Qarrp Iieb. = Oh i6 aud
9iebbaber bahen perbe, ME iie? sic
trat por BEN SpteesI, fab binein uu6
f9nitt baum ibrem eiaeneu 8iIoe cine
@rimahe. 9u bdBIi9es, fleines Dina
= On btft feline @tbeIl Define 6aare
iinb wie Stride = Die STATE 1T oufees
ffiIpt, On iie6it Gus mic cine 8ouerus
mago! On bdft piel @eIO, un6 bas mag
Dir &nbeter ueri6affen, uber cine S96ns
beit biif On ni6t, mic Die fluge Gdnte
ridttg bemertt, unb mirit 1tie nm Oeiner
ieIbit wilen aeliebt rueroen. @tbel, meiu
2ieb, 0ieier SuB TT fir Did meit oriiben
IN 9usern! limb ie mari cine RuBbanb
in Die Serne btitaus uno Qine 6unr sirr
&ube = gu Der slidIiden, iorgenIolcu
&ue Der beuorSu9ten Rinoer 6es &ei9s
tbums.
CUR feIben Stinoe mari iid in eiuem
a%uftoBen6en 3intmer, Sarois Ser 8aits
tter, rubeIos duf feinen Eager lumber.
Die uunbe Sttrre i6merste ibn, ais
prefie cine mitleibslOie, sIaben6s Sanb
ii3 borouf, unb ieiu 9irn qudIten @e>
banteu, bic gu uerIdut6aren CT wobl 9es
s0sert bate. l1nb nt9t au8urueit 6apDn
Jag in elmer nie6eren &ammer zines
i9mutigen 6~interbauies Mercp Din,
bos tIeine @dbudb9en NIT ben 9oIbieen
6aaren, NIT mii6en 6iu9eru un6 urii6em
6er3en, unb or6eitete beim S9ein elmer
Sellampe, LANCE, buntle, einiame StlRs
ben bur9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16
4. &apitel.
e Qutern.

Die Come ftiea iber benz 9userner
Gee berauf. Cine Iei6te 8riIe trdus
IeIte has blaue @em6fer, bic purpurnen
S9atten Der eepaltigen Ser9e ifredteu
iid lang un6 melt barber bin. auf Der
i3neeigen IIpenfette lag bos 6ribrutb
ME cine 6Iutb geibmOlseuen @oIbes.
Die olte Stabt nit ibren 9roSen fps
tells, i6ren en9en @aBen un6 tleinen 9Se
ben uou 0olsi3ui5ereieu f9Iief nod feit
in i6rer rferbuht, pom 8iiatlS unS 9igt
ruie itren9en Md6tern gebhtet. Iur
usni9e ibrer @Gite maren beretts err
wd6t. Der Iouge, pon 6aifanieu be-
i9attete &ai lag idmeigenb unb psrla6cu
ba. Der ein;ise @~egenitan6, welter
Iebenbie eri9ten in benz 0onsen SiIoe,
nat Elm etnlames Boot nit Sluei 3erTos
nen bartn, peI9es arF benz blauet Gee
entIan9 9litt.
Die cine mar elm Mlann - fein i9neis
terii9er Bootfibrer - jung, bibi9, init
brduuem 0aar ur6 9rauen, %irteIt9enten
Mugen, freunoIt6en 3iger ur6 woblges
formtem, f9lnntem &6rper. Die an6ere
maj elm M6bdsu, cine Qmeritaneriu,
un6 pom elmer S96nbett, rute fe nrir BET
elmer Natton gu tu6en 1T, hereu 6rditen
aue S66nbeitstppen Der MeIt in ii9
uereinisen. Sc mar GtbeG Sarbis. @5ie
blidte 0nF ben see r1nb bic feinen S6neez
9ipfel-er blifte nur auf tie.
@unberuou? Ipra9 er en6Ii6~
SimmIiI6! CAB CT Suriid, un6 le
wuBte uur AT gut, baB er nidt 2uSer
meiute. @iue Iei9te &6tbe iiberso9 t5re
Wange. .
Gle miIien permutbli3 nus Sbrem
Murrop, io9te fie, boB bieier Sierpelos
itatter Gee Der IiebIi6ite in Der Sdpei;
lit, 8eoba6ten sic %etiu1al cen 8Intus,
Qaprence, pie DerbrieBli6 Der alte Giele
bieien Ytorgeu breinIbaut!
SD made mir ni6t uiel aus BENT Biz
Iatus, bante Sbuen, entsegnete 9apreuce
6arbing, inbem sr elm 8e6er erbob unO
6ns @ailer mie YerIsnf6nire n~ieoertr6z
pfeln IieB. So, i9 babe mid i~iberboupt
utdt barum 9etimmert, felt i9 Sbuen
anf benz 6isi begegnete!
8orbar! Iabte SrGulein Sar6is e>
mas ertegt, 8~obrboFti9, 9arOins, mir
mifen iest umtebrsu; @ama pir6
GuBerf entrIItfet letn, Denfl ne erfn9rt,
buB i6 81 bisier unsewObuli9en Stun6e
nit Sbnen Boot sefubrep bin.
Glen sic bod nt6t 10, BAT 6ar6in9,
unbepuBt feline f96nen 8rauen 3uidms
men3ieben6, es lit nod frib. Mabdme
Sarbis wirb innerbaIb elmer StunSe
nidt oufuaden. sic foate bebeufen,
oGB mir aIte Treun6s fiu6, gtbel.
Oas mill un6 miro fie nt9t, srDiOerte
SrduIein Sar6is traurig. &bsr neil mir
bos iinb, mas fte ia9ten: aIte Sreun6e,
10 Iaiien sic mid Sbuen iaseH. 2aureuce,
ME web mir SSbr 8erluit, S5r 1tnsIif
tbut. gs lit febr, iebr bart. Was ses
oenten sic Su Beginner?
[6ortiesuns foIet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16
[6ortfesuns fOIet.l

- 9eI3eibenbeit tit bes 9meritnners
i9pa9e Seite nod ME geUeien, nnb am
a~uerwenigiten 6nftet fe ben 8rauiten Der
Brauen, ben ameritanii9en Sficieren
on. Grftens baIten fe I'D, na6oem fe
auf Rotten Der Burger ausSebiI6et Dcrs
ben fino, fir better, ais bic Burger;
sueiteus babsn fe eiuen Abf9eu eesen
lire eigentli9en Dienffpftdteu, o6wobL
Seber pom linen 6ur6i6uittLi6 b09ftens
aebn Mann gu ,commanbiren" bat; 6rits
tens enolid iinb fe Der ue6er3eugun9,
bag bic 8ef0r6erune nit eutfpre@en6er
@ebdlts3ulage i6r gebeiligtes 8e9t lei,
has nidt erft bur9 8er6ieufte ibrerieits
eruorben 81 werben braude. I'm aue
bieie Qnlpui1e bat man ft9 f9ou ge>
w6bnt, aber nun ~perIansen fe gar, nit
benz 45iten Sabre peniionirt gu werben.
Oabur9 pirben aaerbinss Die dIteren
6erreu ans benz @ese serdumt uu6 8lns
fir bic iungen 9ef9affen werben; Die
8ef6r6erung mir6e iebr l9uea iein unb
Se6er, Der bas 45ite Qebensiabr erret6t
bate, wir6e minbefteus ets 9auptmann
IN ben Sutherland trsten, aber Der SpaB
barfte benin bod etruas gu theuer fein.
Nnqefhts Der 235 Riaionen Dollars,
bic unter Der iesiseu @irtbf9aft in spsi
Sabrsn fir NadSablunge1 aufsebeu fols
len, wiro Der @ou9reB es f9perli9 mas
gen birfeu, 45idbrtge, ar6eitsfdbige
Qeute, Die ibr san1es 9eben lang gefauls
Ienst baden, aud mod duf bic Yentonsa
life III fesen. Die 6srren OfF5iere
t6nnen ais pripatlente arbeiten, Ipent
fa bic GtsEnng IN 6sr armee fRt
niAt !btsakE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16

Neiiie. Guf Die antlage, am 4.
SSuIi b. 8. gu 9oIOnie 8euoorf ben
Nleii9meiiter 3a9er aus SOrfinborf
uorCdtIi9 nit einem Wtehsr t6rperIi9
miBbonoeIt ;u baben iino ;runr bdr9elfeut,
oa6 Der EOS %eintrat, ltanb Der 6leil6er9es
ieq 0erm. @leranoer aus @runou Dor
bem bieligen S9uur9eri9t. Bon Seiten
Der @cri9tsdr3te wuroe fonltati1t, baB
Ger @et0otete pom leinem robeu Nn9reifer
IA MeIeriti9s, pom beneu Z abioIut
t6btIid paren, erbaIten babe. Der @e>
ri6tSbof ipra6 in &nbetrndt Der S9uere
bes i5aues Die b0dite geiebli6 SuIdIige
Strafe aus mno perurt6silte ben Nnee>
tlaetcu Al Is Sabren Su9tbuus uub
9erluit Der birgerIi9en Gbrenre9te uuf
10 Sabre.
@0rIit. @uf biciigcm 9obubofe
wurbe thrSIi9 Elm iuu9es Yaar bemertt,
Sas it9 Sjuets ~;peiter SIafIe gum 3u9e
mad DRESDEN I6ite. Ils III Dresden
Der S6affner bas &oupe 0ffnete, fanb er
Beibe ais 2ei9en. Wtuu usrmutbet ei=
neu Ooppel : Sel6tmOr6 bur9 @ift.
9fetoouoscirt wuroen iie ipdter ais elm
"a Sahr alter Romtorift uon bier uno
elm 2sidhriaeS Oienitmdo9en aus B6bs
men.
6trfdberg. @d5renO elmer @ublz
rebe bate bier Der IiberaIe Rei9stn9sabs
eeorSrete O. D. 8unlsn ii6er 6nrlt Bis
mGrt ssduBert: v@r 1T seri9tet.m Sns
foIse 6efIen lit 9esen i'm wegen UeIetets
sung bes Rei9tan3Iers elm ftrafre9ts
Ii@es 0srfabreh etn9eleitet worben. Oie
Observation-Disclosures, bic notwithstanding
Irf nab &1Ius Der &ei9stagsleitOn
~tsstnatn, psrstn btsr fattfassn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-16


&a{feI. 4bermaIs lift in %unierer
gtG6e, un6 ;war in benz Srte &otbens
burg a. b. Suloa, elm Worb besansen
wor6en. Der @lmorbete 1T Der 8Ir9er
Sacob, Der M0rber ieiu Sobn; duBer
Dem Iestern fin6 heiIen Mutter, iowie
orei anbere perbd6ti9e DISQUALIFICATION
perbaftet uorben. Na6oem bereitS 3weiz
NAL Der 8eriu9 9emo6t mar, ben alien
damn bur9 eifttge S6uren, bic mar
ibm ins 8ier f9iittete, unl3ubrinsen,
i9lug Der Sobn ieineu Batter nit Der
6ade tobt; nm oas 8erbre6eu 81 per-
6unfeIu uno eIauben 3u MAIDEN, es Itese
Elm SeIbfmorb Dor, i1oB Der Sobn ben
tooten 8ater nit elmer 9iitOle in ben
Munb, 10 haB Der gauge S6dbel auseins
ou6e,iprang. @r mai 9eraoe I'M Begriff
ii9 gu 1ii9teu, ais ct nod re3t3eittq
psrbuf:et wurbe.
SuI6a. Die 8eiesuue bes biefi9en
Bii9oIsifubles bur6 ben @~eneralpitar
8opp aus 6iIbesbeim wirb, mad 8ers
itderune tleritaIer 8l6tter, tGeIi9 err
partet. Dieler Gage mar Der @enannte
inco9nito bier anweienb, I'M ft9 iiber bic
Iotalen @erbdltniHe Su orienttren BON
bier be9ab er fi9 mad So1el, I'M baiel6ft
benz Sberprdiibenteu @rafen GuIenburs
ieinen 8eiu@ ab3uitatten.
@ieSbaben. Gin bieiiser Burger,
Der Rentner s. s. &emper, feierte bieier
Gage fetueu lo1. 9eburtstaS.
06niorei@ SaGfe~.
DRESDEN. Der btefge RretsseEstn
Der 9essasctsSfG5Fts ftitttI bas aeiabsieG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

meats steady: shoulders, s CSC: rib. 8 4sc. clear
sc. Whisky steady and unchanged. ~'-''.'
q IT d LOUIS. June N--Flour higher; XXX.
y y eO9 ~ 3; family. s. z50s IS; fancy, S. s51
red fall. 81 ls1znI No for cash 81 Isi< ~.
August Corn lower: 45lkc for cash and Ypn ne.
eo9ec Tor July and August Oats higher. s5ixe
Ior easn; o4l40s4lfo for July. Whisky steady
~ ". Frovislons--Pork higher; jobbing
traae at S16 IS. Lard higher, ii IOc. BuIS
meats nrmer. but not quotably higher: shouI-
GERS &C; ribs. SIC: sides, 6%c Bacon strono.
shoulders so1, 8 95c; rib, 9 4Oci sides, 65c
& s0S SE. june Ss-Flour easier family,
No red winter, ST % Corn dull Inf fsr,;y, I.
NO Z mixed, 4S5<c. Oats quiet at 4Ol6c Prnvis,
ions0Pork quiet at Sl6 3756. Lard firmer. 10 90
W. ~ nq1k meats stronger shoulders, 61sc;
GEAR, s94c Whisky active at 81 O8 Sugar
urn nards, lt1s0llssc; New Orleans. 7Szn
~. uogs nrm; common and light, 81 4OM
~, packing and butchers, IS 1905 IS.
bALTIAoRE. June 27.-OaLs demoralized.
western white, 3703Sc; ditto mixed. 35c
6roylslons steady but quiet: Mess pork Oh.
SlI ~; new, SIS 90. BuIk meaGs-Ioose, shout.
osrs S ana clear nh sidee, none offering; ditto
packed, &c and 91xc. Bacon shoulders. 7szc:
clear rlo sides. lG14c. Hams, 11lk1 I216c Lard
renneo. In uerces lee. Coffee Quiet hut steady .
hlo cargoes, ordinary to fair, 9l61lllSc. 81 !.
gar strong; soft. lO14c. Whisky firm at 81 10.
LouIsvu.l.R, June 27.-Flour steady; family.
% 7564 %; choice to fancy, Sc OJ06 so Wheat
STEADY az 81 10. Corn easier, SEC Oats dull and
lower, 4Sc. Professionalism steady at Sl7 so.
Bulk meats irregular; shoulders, 6lsc. rib.
s CSC; sides. 00c Bacon Arm: shonlders'
ot5sc. ITO, 45cs sides, gee; hams, sugar
cured. ll140ll1xc. Whisky steady at 81 Os.
WiLAINeroE, June H.-SplrIJs CurpenUr g
stea1y at 40c. Rosin firm; strained, 81 IS; good
strained. 81 so. Tar firm. 50 rs. Crude u,rnen-
tine nrm at - IS for yellow dip and So Is for
virgin. Corn unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

Of vegetables and fruit via Florida D;snatch
Line and Southern Express Company from
the 2ist inst. 70 date, 2.500 PACKAGES. Quota
tons; potatoes Bermuda. 81 n0aA SO per Dbl.
81 f5aS % per Dbl Tomatoes -C'harlestonsan
savannah, aSl 25 per crate: Florida 75c
ssl . per crate; Cucumbers Norfolk, u Dbl.
crate q UOal %: From points South no sales.
Boston, June 2l-The best Florida tonaa.
toes are selling at 81 5Oa2 90: Georgia tomatoes
are better, ane bring S2a2 50; Georgia water.
bic at 60a75c. each.
Florida-Tomatoes per crate, S1a2; pota-
toes. new, per bbl. seas.
Georgia-Tomatoes per crate, S1a2 so; Gu
60a75c ~'S-'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

TYBEE, June 81. ZOO m-Passed out bark
Gina (Nor), schr W Morse
Wind S, 10 miles; clear
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28


TYBEE, June q. ZOO p m-Passed out. BARI
Gina (Nor) schr w Morse.
Wind S, IL miles; clear.
New York, June 27-Arrived. Wyanoke. Hat
teras, England, Etna, Marlborough, Thorne
holme.
Arrived out. Celtic. Circassian, stullacena
Alfhild, Marie Adelaide, Telemach, Hans
Thyra, State of Pennsylvania, Herder, Saxon
Monarch, Ana. Desota. Cherubina, Helmstedt
olympia, Otranto. Roseville, w Scholten.
Homeward, Harry Bailey, New Orleans
Stockton. June H-Arrived, brig Agostino
London, June 27-Arrived off Sicily. bark
Hawkhope, New Orleans.
Boness, June 7-Arrived, bark Charlotte
and ship Forest Rights, Mobile.
Greenock, June 27-Arrived, bark Baltic.
Pensacola
Huh, June 26-Arrived, ship Berga. Pensa-
COLA
Queenstown. June 27-Arrived, bark Fremti
den, Charleston.
London, June 27-Sailed, banks Gordon. Gal
weston; Fratilli Tiki, Pensacola; Osseo, Coo.
saw, sc.
Lisbon, June 27-Arrived, bark Mariana III,
Darien.
ronstadt June 27-Arrived, bark Wyoming,
New Orleans
Hamburg. June 27-Arrived, bark Gustaf
Adolph. Wilmington, N O.
New York, June 2o-Arrived. schrs Anna
Barton, Weeks, Jacksonville; Hollywood Hand.
Jacksonville; Agnes j Grace, FouDtin, Darien
Geo M Adams, Standish, Savannah
Cleared, schrs Hayford Pressey, jackson
Vile: Chas Heyer, Thomaston, Fernandipa
Annie K Lewis, Lewis, Palatka
Philadelphia, June 24-Arriyed. schr Matte
Hand. Jarvis, Jacksonville
North Sidney, q b, June 21-Sailed bark
Guinevere (Brl Pitman. Doboy.
Drogheda June A-Arrived. bark Mary Jane
GER, Budde, Darien.
Gloucester, June 25-Arrived, bark Fdyige
(AuS) Shimunich, Pensacola
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28
RECEIPTS,

Per Central Railroad. June 27-l3S bales cot
ton, 5S4 sacks corn, s cars bulk corn, 464 bales
hay, 80 hhds tobacco. IL half bbls whisky 20
pkgs furniture. % bales domestics 81 bales
yarns. $50 pounds beeSwax, IA bales hides, q
rolls leather bale wool, 81 boxes tobacco, 70
caddies tobacco, bales waste, 107 sacks .tton
seed cake, 81 head cattle, Gu bbls / oil, cars
pig iron, 10 bales checks 6 cars bricks, empty
bbls, bbls eggs, 10 tierces lard, 100 bbls lime,
IS pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
June 27-23 bales cotton. "a cars lumber, /
car melons, 1884 bbls rosin 452 bbls spirits tur-
pentine. bales hides. 10 bales WOOL cars
staves bales sponge, 10 bales warns 8 bbls
and IS boxes vegetables, and mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway June
$50 sacks meal, 30 boxes tobacco, so bdIs
chairs, organs. and mdse.
Per steamer Florida. from Florida-34 pkgs
vegetables, 953 bbls rosin and spirits turpen-
tine. II bales wool, lot church pews, 2 bales
hides. IS caddies tobacco. rs pkgs mdse.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-1 bale cotton, 70 bdls shingles,
steam cylinder, 8 sacks corn. 3 empty kegs, s
bdls hides, 10 cases eggs. valise, l bedstead,
e'c, 10 sheep, pkg clothing, 4 pkgs wool, /
steam governor etc, 30S bbls rosin. lbs bbls
spirits turpentine, coops chickens bbs
syrup, empty soda water case, bdl plows,
10 lambs wagon, calves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28
CONgTGNREq

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-John Lawton, w w Gordon & Co
Alexander & NJ, G F Stubbs, Mrs Willink A
Robinson, A Cabaniss, d Hull. E Selms
Rich & NJ. NJ Henderson, Kaler A Letter
Lowell & l., ] w Wilson's Sons. Solomon Bros
w Miller, w Nj Lanier. VIM Hone & Co, J II
Baker, w c Jackson & Co W A Jaudon, Elkins
& Co, Williams & W. DIR d Cox, Order
Per steamer Florida. from Florida-Phila5e lei.
phia Steamships, Baltimore Steamships, New
York Steamships, Boston Steamships, GRE
IS K R. NJ Henderson. VIM Hone & Co
Goodman & M. Arnold & T, H Myers & Bros
G Baker & Co. S, WRy shops, Palmer
Bros. w e jackson a. Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, June
H-Fordg ONCE s. f g. w Ry. Kennedy & b
p Fl Mcmillan, Solomon Bros, Ludden & B. N
Boley & son, A Miller & Co, d O'Connor.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
June 27-Fordg Office, w Powell g. Co. VIII.
liamS & w, Peacock. Fl & Co, w Jackson &
Co, e Roberts, A 7 Lee & Bro, Il Jones
Meinhard Bros s Co, H Myers & Bros, MY
Bacon & Bros, ID G Bacon & Co, Alexander e
NJ, r Reppard, Solomon Bros, Lee Roy
Myers. Stu6er. H Ruwe, Gemunden,
NJ Ferst & Co. VIM Hone & Co, P H Ward & Co,
Putzel & H. D Y Dancy.
Per Central Railroad June 81 A Roberts
& Co. Saussy & II, S g HAYNES Bro, r Mer-
Ger, Paul Decker Allen & L, Alexander & Nj. NJ
Boley. Putzel Il III, Gustave Fox. T Zizinia, g
Eckstein & Co. estate Jno Oliver. Henry Yonge,
w w Gordon & Co. II NJ Conner & Co. Butler &
S. Ludden & B. Solomons g. Co. j II Ruwe, A
ford & L. f ii Hull, s Guckenheimer & Son. w
G RAoul. Branch & G, VIM Kehoe & Co, Dudley
Cox, Order, Fordg ARt, WOODS Co, G F
Stubs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except Sunday and at Cuthbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sundayl
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily (ex-
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington. and
daily Except Monday from Arlington to Al
bany.
at Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, at Augusta with all lines to
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Line and
Eannes&w Routes TO all points North Resf
and Vest
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing
ton without change.
bssthg u Sleeping Cars sap b sstfteo 50
sCBRE3N EfIl 8, ~ Congress street
@. A. y HlTEBEhns WILLIAM ROGERS
Cen Pass. Agt Gen. Bupt. Envaarss
j. g. EHAw, W. r SHELF e
GEN rray. aga. suph. q. W. e 3 aeas 81
aflE3 Il
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28
CHARTERS.

A schr. $4,000 lumber, from Savannah to
Noank, Conn. resawed, 81 so, and timber So So
Schr Chas Heyer, 260,0C0 lumber from Fer
nandina to New York, 81 so, 25, coo per day
Schr Fannie Milliken, 200 900 lumber, from
Jacksonville to New York, D t.
Schr Mary Lord, S65 tons, New York TO Port
Royal, phosphate, p t, and back from Darien
with lumber, 81 So
Schr Ada Shorthand, COO lumber, from
Jacksonville to New York SO so.
schr. 4e0. 600 lumber, from Pensacola to
New York, So
Schr VIM Wiler, 1856, 900 lumber, from King S
Ferry to Philadelphia, So
Schr M Byard. 178 tons. New York to Pa
latka, railroad iron, 81 SO, and back from
Jacksonville to Albany with lumber, $40.
Schr Jas Ponder, 277 tons, from Jacksonville
to New York, lumber, 50 25.
Schr Mary Cook, 436 tons, New York to
Brunswick, in ballast, and back with lumber
81 80
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

Fer steamer Florida. from Florida-Mr
and Mrs T Crichton. Master Crichton, w
Terry, J Williams, and 2 steerage.
Per steamer Katie from Augusta and way
lAndings-Mrs Morgan. NJ L Bryan. w Law
ton, NJ S Lawton, Mr. Peoples, Mr. Powell, T
Bazemore. Jr. Mr. Davis, S A Dublin, Mrs w B
Metzyer and sister, Johnnie Grovenstein, ] B
Newton, B Mingeldorf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

AEGt
E9Gs-Market over stocked.
l-ER-A good article in dsmsnd-nOt
nlael 3a the marset
P44Sgrs -Aarzet fully supplied: demand
gg1E
sYsuF.-Gaosgis aa5 Florida in fsir demand
SgsIa2Georgia and Florida scarce, and
very little demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28


connections for the North and East via all
rail Bay Line and Old Dominion Line
H Passengers by the 2:40 A. H. train must
procure tickets at Bren's office before @ r. NJ
The depot ticket office iUiu not be open for that
train.
Excursion tickets to New York and to return
till October 31st at thirty six dollars Tickets
on sale on Saturday evening to Charleston.
good to return on Monday morning, at two
dollars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-28

cIttpihB cars run through beLWeen SaNAIlilNu
and Albany daily without change.
Connection at Albany daily with passenger
trains both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
and from Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mo-
bile. New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apa-
lachicola and Columbus every Tuesday and
Saturday.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Sun-
days excepted for Green Cove Spring, st. Au-
gustiue, Palatka, Enterprise Sanford, and all
landings on st. Johns river.
Trains on B. & A. r. II. leave junction going
west at ll:37 a. m, and for Brunswick at 4:40
p. m. daily except Sunday
Through tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths
and Drawing Room Car accommodation Sc
cured at BREN'S Ticket Office, No. % Bull
street, and at the company's depot, foot of
Liberty street.
]. s. TYSON, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Master Trans. Gen. Pass. Agent.
III. s. HAINES,
Eornaral IA,