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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
loan on Five Years time on improved farms
in Cobb county by Nelson, Barker q CO.,
Atlanta, Ga. Apply to
]. W. Brown Marietta,
at J. H. Boston Store
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Residence for Sale.

HAVE af .si- l gar MaUsii4 an e.ssg
room .a .... REPAIR fAo sores SO afnHnd
untho8rr.. Nc A stsr iis trtv best his "a
Apply 81 the Office
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GEO F. WING
TAYLOR COUNTY

This is to certify that had asthma for thr
tv-hve wears, and used great many different
Kinds Of remedies Was treated five years
without finding relief then used your Lung
kesrorer and found in it a permanent cure
Very truly yours. Il. ). PARKS
Sod hv all Irnqgiets
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A Farm for Sale !
n MILES FROM TOWN.

Mk1sAsD NUN ~ " ~
A Good Tlrk Haa-.. containing ssssa
rooms good olI bu.l4in-s. ts' aross 81 laHt.
half clerrri Iaud prusiaess ari lhsf' d $50
the place Ane ya4ae efshari i..sl a,'aslng beg.
20 good bearing VIII lss aold cheap. Apply
II THIS OFFICE.
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sfR J II. B4kNEs j. th- -5l- agent il Cobb
county. Ga. Tor he famous Plymouth Lap
board Ladies 81 ta-'- cannot afford 10 -
with u' IT, There II $50 otAer board used now
in Atlanta See Mr. b. sni Db ain a Piymou' h
and ,on will exclaim ia the language Of the
Poet
% what hath Barne. brought fJr the
B-frre my ravi-h-i eyes
TIE sweetest ioy- OF liz | rec,
With the Plymol'h Lap5Dard on my knee
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NATHAN COOPER nerlly sber
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NATHAN COOPER, DrpuI, shrr8
PAULDING snERIFE.s aALL.

O. MATTHEW'S. sheriff
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GFrom Wednesdays Daily. !
knlmnpunhI.

SnImngunhI.
II. ]. Keith and W. II. Dakin are in
from Lamiolle.
V. c. Bartlett returned from Bullion
last evening, by buggy, accompanied by
A. J. Rouistone.
J. d. Abel, G II. Bruce and r. Fl.
Conn r, arrived here from Fort Halleck
by last evenings train; they return to-
night.
II. F. Will arrived hero from Bullion
bcrse.back last night. He reported six
inches OF snow on the ground in that
place, at o o'clock in the evening; the
time at which he left, and still showing.
Ed. Carpchur was burrowinR In the
"~boHutiful" after his garden straw
berries and green peas,
Warner & Co. nre to-day londing two
big teams with general merchandise
for various parties at Tuscafora. They
arc also unloading a car Of lumber
which arrived this morning for Urton &
Brown. nj Tuscarora. a car load Of
stone coal and coke arrived here yes.
tcrday from the east for the same pnr.
ties and was unloadod at tho freight
house Of Warner & Co., il will DO for.
wnrded shortly. H..
Tho initial number OF .ho Wood
River Mere. published at Bellevue,
Alturas county, by Clay, Allen &
George, reached this Office this morning.
The Hstrs is the first to become regular.
ly established, the material having been
taken in from this State. and the editors
anu proprietors hailing from Eureka.
Tho paper Is we'll filled With interesting
local news, showing n oommendable
activity and enterprise on the part OF
tho management. We wish II q sue
ocssful career, both physically and
financially, and welcome II to the list OF
our valued exchanges.
Harry O'Donnell, without ever hav
Ing practjccd in, or for the circus fling.
II. perhaps, one Of the most accom-
plished ncrobats that syer threw a
double hand spring backward over the
upright bodies Of sixteen horses a drom
odary and a Mexican mule We are
informed by reliable eye. Witnesses that
notwithstanding the serious damage 10
his pants, aud the fearful strain VI
which his general consultation was sub,
jeoted by his unique style Of aligbtins
upon tho solid side walk, tho consum.
mate skin With which no performed
that difficult feat from the summit Of a
two.story dry-soods box, was amazing
70 all boboiders, and would, Il IL con.
fdenliaiiy assorted, have made . pro,
nounced professional sroen with envy,
had he been present on che memorable
OCCASION. ri
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Dress MtkinE.

Mrs. VI. G. Bart has Just opened the
business Of dress making and hair. work
at the old stand west Of tho P~ostoflce
recently vacated by Gerber, the jeweler.
Mrs. Burt is n thorough mistress of tho
art in which she engages. having had
several years practice under the best in.
struotors Of San Francisco, and all do.
string neat, tasty and good work in the
dress naking line can secure the same
by leaving their orders with Mrs. Burt.
Curls. switches, and other h~sir.work,
also sknlfully handled. .
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iron rs..d.y p.il,.l
A


Fannie wsst tastAs only passens.i
by stage this morning.
Special Masonic communication at
the hall at 8 O'Clock sharp. tonight.
W. J.. Van Nance " Wells, and T.
A. Jones of'csrlfn. Rse here I o-day ON
business.
q. X. Sabine, County Clerk Of Hum
boIdt county. died at wipnemucca last
Saturday.
Bill Buugh has received the appoint.
ment of Deputy Constable al Lewis,
Lander county. ...f
Three carloads Of fine large mules
passed west by a special train at 5
o'clock this evening.
Conmtssioner s. j. Campbell and
Liept. A. j. Brown came down from
Fort HAlleck by the train last evening.
They return tonight. ..r.I
Two more car loads Of coke for The
Bluebell Mining Company, have ar.
rived from the East, and was loaded on
teams, from the cars to-day.
A. j. Hatch. who has been out at
Duck valley all Winter. arrived and
donned his store clothes Sunday. BE
is Awaiting the arrival OF Mrs. Hatch
from the Bay.
DIT. ". Huntington, who went up to
Wells Sunday, returned here this morn
ing. He goes to Palisade by a special
in time TO start by the T.. & z. train,
this evening, for Eureka. where he goes
20 locate permanently.
w. G. Gibbs. our former townsman
o OF Wells, is in town. He com
pletely ruptured the town Of Spruce
mont. aud the same fate awaits hin,
should he ever presume to perpetrate SC
fearful a pun as that Of yesterday.
Hon. James McBurney. who has been
in California for the benefit Of his
health, which was much impaired. since
the adjournment of the State Legisla'
ture, returned here by the train lasI
evening. The waters AZ Paso Roble.
have certainly proved beneficial in his
case. As he is looking infinitely bettei
than when he left here in December
last.
Il commenced raining here last even
ing, aud continued almost without ces-
sntion during the night. By way Of
variety, it changed to snow this morn
ing, which continued to fall steadily
and heavily until about nocn. melting
ns it touched the gIound. The sur
rounding hills still bear their mantle O.
white however. The ground is thor
oughly soaked and the large pools OF
water standing in the streets are in ev
idence of the copious fall of very &c
ceptable moisture. in consequence oi
which an emerald hue Las spread ovel
all the saso brush plains.
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StFrsn Monday Dday.2
iAalaaEundk.

~
aainaEuhdi.
, n general rodeo begins in Duck Val.
10y on the 2sd.
J. W. Dorsey and Harry Webb struck
out on horssbask for Furt Hailsck this
morning.
wn. Halt loaded his Railroad team
this morning with fast freight for Tus.
carors. Hs goes through IN . day and
q half.
A a load Of 1amoer for +inberihe
the Merrimsc mine 81 Lone Mountain,
arrived hore ttts morning. consigned to
y. b. Fitch.
Miss Hattie Cullen will begin teach
ing apriyate school NJ the Public School
HOUSE. on Monday next tuition Gry
cents per week. She has sfready se-
cured some twenty odd names.
hc Mr.. A. Wild. II. +. Wild Aad Z. i.
TarpeauS. Who came In nom Bullion
by private conveyance Saturday. started
on their return home accompanied by
v. G. Bartlett, this morning.
Two more cat loads Of eoko for the
Bluebeil Mining Company at Railroad
district, arrived from the Fact yester.
day, and is to-day being loaded on
Spence T. Benson's teams for transport
tation to that place.
Sam Miller. the well known Central
Pacific Excursicn Agent for the MERGED
and MADEIRA stage routes 20 the Big
Trees Of Maraposs. came up from the
West last evening aud remained over
night. accompanying the second section
OF the Raymond excursion which ar
rived here by the regular train from the
East. this morning.
John Duer. in the employ of James
Russell met with a severe accidctt this
morning. While riding rapidly down
at the ranch, his horse stumbled and
tell. rolling over upon his rider. The
young man was severely cut and bruised
about the head and face, but as he rode
up to town to have his wounds dressed,
we judge that he escaped internal in
jrry.
Mr.. +. rerroi aud Austin Gilru,h
arrived here by the formers light team
last evening. Mr.. Prnrod Is direct
from lslsnd Mountain; Mr.. Gilruth
coming from his ranch this side. Mr..
Penrod reports the greatest activity in
the rIaccrs; water being plentiful with
every evidence that II will 40 continue
all summer. business required the
presence Of Mr.. Penrod here, but he
retarns 10 the rnincs again to morrow.
A letter from n Tuscaro:,n, now NJ
Wood River, published by the Times
Reris'o, gives some particulars re-.
spccting the II in which
some Of the T~uscarorens in that
locality, are occupying their time.
7. MuyGrld Rogers is engineering a
BARRIERS chat, al the cOIncr Of a lodg.
log house, fhil. Ssucier, Hurley, aud
George Cunningham. are dealing faro,
White and Picrson nrS at HALEY. whore
they have = town staked OF as large as
San Francisco. Tom Pryor Is making
a'Obcs 10 build u furnace, The writer
ADVISES all person. looking or work TO
~ tu Utah, IA all Of the Mornons ure
coming TO Bellevue. which Is fast be.
coming u Mormon town.
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AND STATE NEWS.
1Feoa Saturdays Dahy.a
RAlnAEandA.

RalnAxandA.
Regular meeting Of 'oad FelioSs'fnis
'SssliBS. ~ 30
. 0ubhel CJhn ana Hank knight
passed wsdt tins morning.
Mr.. 'Jafnes Forbes, Central Pacific
Railroad Agent At Ogden. passed
Through from the West last evening.
Bishop Mcclure OF Carlin. was on his
way Ia his Zion diocese by tho same
train. f.
The funeral OF Molie Bartlett which
took place at 2 o'clock to day. was
largely attended; n long hne' of CT
raees filled with citizens accompanying
The remains to their last resting place
in the cemetary. There being no min
lister in town, an impressive funeral
service was delivered at the grave by
Hon. T. N. Stone.
J. A. Scharlin OF Tuscarora, is ouo
oi the most accomplished wAtch-makets
and jewellers in tho State, aud is in
daily communication by stage with this
plEse. Elko ms now 10 person in tina,
lire OF business. and OR citizens will
find It TO their advantage 10 pztrouize
Mr.. Scbarlin. His work will be found
hnt class; his charges reasonable, and
all orders promptly attended to. Give
him a trial.
Rev. X. McCpllocb, who arrived here
by the train yesterday morning. is d.
rect from thu Cuitsh Indian Agency.
Utah. where he has been teaching tue
reservation school during the past six
nenths; the term Of his engagement
ha~eg just expired. He informs us
THAT the MRrdis' estate is indebted to
him. and he In company with Isaac
Yates. administrator Of said estate, de-
parted for the Drunceu country where
the property is located. Mr.. McCullpch
Is undecided al to whether he will pass
che uminer in this county, OF return NJ
his homo in California.
Reports from many Nevadans who
rushed of to the Wood River country
are OF quite n different character from
those uniformly rJse color,d accounts
with which the county has tccu hood.
ed for months past. Perhaps, like the
White Pine mines ia 80. the snowy
mantle which has covered those Of Wood
River has bee. su exceedingly ebarita-
bic one, anin G Chat they nre becom.
ing exposed to examination. the en-.
chantment tn { distance lends is fading
into a cold reality. f,lIinG far short OF
the glowing expectations. At all events,
the outer world is now receiving details
OF affairs ga that country. and the pub
lie will be placed in n position 10 Judge
Of it's merits with some degree OF aecu.
s"cy. 1t was not to be expected that
the high hopes OF the pilgrims To that
famed promised land would DO fully
te~iiHrd, bat late accounts from prac.
ltcai E~ag".bru-hrr-. Indicate that rr..
sonable grounds for the eIi-ting excite.
nIeDt with respect TO the miues OF that
section, are totally Wanting.
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Hotter Arrivals,

81. Van Wisker. White Rock,
Games Giliipsie, Good Hope.
J. J. Campbell. Fort Halleok.
II. l.. Byrre, Stockton.
Wm. TroxlAr. Hrlleck Station.
Ben Olmstead, Lamoille.
Lieut.. o. j. Brown, Fl. Halleck.
W. J. Van Nance, Wells
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The Reported Indinn Outbreak
n Canurd.

- CHnnrd.
As We predicted yesterday, the 40
connt OF the massacre Of nine men by
Indians. in Idaho. published in tho
Blsckfoot Register. Of the Goth ultimo.
proves to be- without the slightest Ioun.
dation Ia fact,
A postal card from Louis Bradley,
who Is with the party said to have been
killed. dated May 81. aud directed 10
Mel. Wines. which arrived here this
morning. gives the key to the entire
Bcare.
Louis says tho vnqucros told n horri.
bic story 60 a tender. foot with n view Of
frightening him, ana It appears sue
ceeded in their design. but too well.
We "usPect tho poor immigrant was
subjected TO the ''stimiug" process In
order that any lingering doubt in his
mind A. to the truth Of the bloud curd.
ling stories told him, might be ~efrsctu-
ally eradicated.
Such practical jokes are very likely
to be productive Of Ecrious conscnucn
ces, IL not to the perpetrators them
selves, to their friends or Others. and
their Indulgence is always attended
with danger.
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A stranger who had been living nj
Wells, struck south In March looking
for work, and was employed 10y John
Robbins of North Ruby. to whom he
gave his name as John Brady. On Fri.
day April 10Th. no was engaged in dig
gidg post. holcs on the ranch. and about
5 O'Clock In the evening II was noticed
that no was no longer at work, and on
search being made could not DO found
on the promises. Az Le failed. TO re.
turn next day. his employer arrived At
the conclusion that Brady had just got
up and busted, leaving the Judge win.
ner about forty dollars, wages still due.
On the following Sunday, however, the
~lifalVss body Of Brady was found near
n small stream, near where he had been
at work, where no bNd evidently fallen
dead alter taking a drink OF water.
An inquest was held on the body and
q verdict was given in accordance with
til" above facts. Deceased was about
40 years OF age, and q native OF Ireland.
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Card or

l desire to express my sincere thanks
to tho many friends and acquaintance
who kindly extended their aid in my
iH,o "Niiction. and to tho citizens gen.
orally for their manifestations OF aym.
pathetic regard. Respectfully,
V. q. BARTLETT.
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IMotrI Arrivals.

ChHs. II. Moore, Tuscarorn.
Robt. NJ. Calm, do
Arthur Johns, Colorado.
Mrs. Geek. do
NJ. X. Cohen. San Francisco.
Milo Lockwood. Mineral Hill.
II. II. Conner. Fort Halleck.
j. d. Abel e. do .gfs
G. II. Bruce, do
II. ]. Keith. Lamoille.
w. II. Dakin. do
W. Phillips a wife, Sheridan, Cal.
Jamos GorMlpy. do VIZ
A. J. Roulstone, Bullion.
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Bullion Received.

The stage from Tuscarora this oven.
ing brought down throe bars Of Navajo
bullion, valued at 90, 25l 80, consigned
10 tho Bank Of California. Nt
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Hotel Arrivals.

f.. j. C~arpeaux. Bullion.
A. Wild, do
II. +. Wild. dc
7. w. Huntington. WiDnernucca
Joseph L mner, Cortes.
john Scott. do
&. W. Collier. Elko.
G.. J. Paddock. San Francisco.
A. Vaenberg, do
$. Miller, do
J. q. Stewart A wife. Eureka.
JAS. Scott, do
c. II. Moore. Santa Cruz.
Alder K%nsuland. Bodio.
Thos. Barkloy, do
ThoS. ID. Parker. do
+. II. Wadsworth, do
W. 4. Walker, Tuscarora.
J. Spencer, DO
John Jones, do
Thomas Triple, do
John Griffin. do
Stephen Davis, do
n. Cumming, do
T.. S. Yeates, do
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Fiss blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly puroi for
sale Of tho Com,
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AtnRo nSnArtnrcs.

This morning-Dr. A. J. Thibodo, J,
w. Powell and q. II. Moore. p
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HtnRc Arrivals,

Last orening-C. II. Moore and n. NJ.
Catiih.
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ArrlYnIa.

Last e~vening-J. W. Powell. A. Els.
enbaoh, JehuJonss. @. Davidson, John
Grifhn' H. Cummings and John
Spencer.
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n

This OvcnihB-Thos. Vincent, W. II,
Vincent and John Davies.
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stage Departures,

This morning-A. Johns Mrs. Cock
and n Chihamhn.
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Hotel Arrivals

Hotel Arrivals.
A. j. Hatch. Bruneau.
j. Smith, Hot Springs.
a. Coo, Athens. Ohio.
l.. T.. Atchison 4 wife. Tuscarora.
NV. a. Walker, do
%. L. Martin and lady, Chicago.
Y. Hudson, Mound.
il. NJ. Truman 4 wife. Pleasant.
ID. i. Hooten 4 wife, Mound.
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MnwAuKs1 DfER on drsugHt At Aht
Gem Saloon. Y,
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The following IL list Of letters 70.
manning in tho Hko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, May 7,
1881:
Dell Anna q Burt II u
Berry Henry q Jones Nick
hampton w Miller Hugh
Martin j Tibbets John
q. W. Hull, +. NJ,
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Departures.

This mornlns-H. G. Ponton and l..
z. AsHhison and wife, tlaa J..
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FnE old cosnAn a. Reckhart & Frooi.
toh . - =
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A tAno. iuvoico OF a 1 Key West
Cigars just received at tho Gem.
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The celebrated Peruvian Bittero, the
ysiy beat tonic kuown, At the Gem. :
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Dooth's celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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Hotel ArrivaIs.

+. w. Dearborn. Eureka.
James Ii. Martin, Tuscarora.
II. Bowman 4 wife. do
John Piper, do
j. II. Pearce 4 wife, Now York.
II. A. Young. Pleasant.
J. w. Brown, Eureka.
d. II. Sessions. Carson.
John Green Fort Halleck.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky jus, received at the
Gem Saloon, .. rr.....-
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CHAarAoSE OF tho best quality and
brands, J can DO had at Reckhart 4
Froeiich's Saloon.
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Stage arrivals,

q Last evening". II. Martin, J. Piper
and Ii. Bowman and wife.
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FAMILIES supplied with 100 cream
npon leaving their orders at tho aem
Restaurant, moo. .Hr ....
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Tns beat duality Of 1thihc Wines At
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
4 Co. Proprietors. ".
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-30
Thirty Thousand DOIIars' Worth OF
Clothing

Clothing
That must be sold. Clothing equal to
the best custom made. Now is your time
to buy. The entire stock Of the Famous
New York Clothing House is offered re-
gardless of cost. We have too many goods
and we are bound to reduce our stock, DO
matter at what sacrifice. Supply yourself
while you have the chance, at the Famous
New York Clothing House, 40 Congress
street, Savannah, Gs.-AdV.
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Uopr,uc,D,ed DeaIInes.

The popularity and worldwide fame of
Simmons Liver Regulator has induced IN
priucipled parties to place spurious COM
pounds, called by some gsrbled psrt of our
title or name in the market. A majority Of
these enterprises have died natural death,
hut others are periodically cropping out.
To those who have not yet learned the great
worth of the Regulator, this word of eau
ton is necessary. To the invalid it may be
a question of life and death. Ask for Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and look for the sig
nature Of J. H. Zeilin & Co., and the large
red Z on White Wrspper.-AdU.
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Last evertug about $50 O'Clock the infant
ron o. NJ. Daciel Brady, clerk with Luke
Carson, E O., sged about two years, was
painfully and seriously sounded By an aeei
dental shot Mr.. Brady's brother-in-laW'
whoisa private wafehman, was preparing
70 70 out on lis usual duty, and had Just
p,ared bis pistol IN his hip pocket. The
rtnf was playiug on the floor, and IS
he was moving about. getting ready 70
leave. The pistol dropped from bis pocket 70
she foor ard vas discharged the bal strik-
Frr tire little innocent in the right leg below
- krer- uasssur entirely through aud lOdg-
frR ~ The left l-g. DR.. 7. b. ChishO' N was
summoned. aud the ball was extracted
ne wounds. though painful aDd serious,
are rot Coz sldered rec, ssarily dangerous.
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H.rd.ome Ra,lrOad ricEe, omee


Fer the past several weeks exten,ive i'm
prOvements have been in progress at the
ticket Office on Bull street OF the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, and Charles
ton and Savannah Railway, presided over by
the popular ticket agent William BreD,
E-q and 1t is now not only the most sttrae
tive railroad ticket Office in the State, but
probably has no equal south Of Baltimore.
The old counters have been removed and
handsome new railing and elegant vanished
walnut counters substituted, the ceiling has
been beautifully frescoed, new chandelier
OF novel design introduced, with bronze
bracket lights on each side Of the ticket rack.
very neat and convenient private Office
has been constructed at the north
ern side OF the Office, which may
properly be called a perfect bOudOir, the
material used IN its construction being black
walnut and ash, with exquisitely Ornamt ntal
c0rnices, The work being done at the shops
Of the Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way. as were also The other sp-
purtenanees. The private Office is
handsomely furnished and upholstered
The window devoted exclusively to the
Charleston and Savannah r ilwsy is ex-
q1isitely lettered in gold, the work OF Mr..
" A. Mccarthy. The floor Of the main
Office is covered with striped cocoa mat
ting, and the tout en- Senlble is attractive and
inviting. These improvements were made
under the personal supervision of Mr.. w
B Mckee, chief clerk aud purchasing agent
Of the Savannah, Florida and Western r IL
way, aud the result ref cts credit upon his
good judgment and taste.