Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
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Tourists are returning.
Hotel lists keep up well.
OYSTERS will be the next luxury.
Rec birds are plentiful, but are not very
fat.
Carpenters, Iaborers and tin-roofers are
wanted.
1895 bales Of cotton were the receipts Oh
Saturday.
The outlook FOR good fall trade IS Ell
cOuraging.
3lO.495 feet Of lumber we're exported
cOastwise Saturday.
Maud s. IS merely another illustration OF
the fact that time is money.
August cotton futures advanced about
twenty points on Saturday.
228 barrels Of rOsin and ~ casks spirits Of
turpeutlne we're the sales Saturday.
me steamship City Of Mscon had twenty
cabin passengers for New York on satur-
day.
me latest novelty in canned goods f.
"frogs," It is thought they vii leap into
favor.
There need be no excuse for idIeness to
day. Everybody who wants work car
secure 70.
A man Is great Just In proportion to his
superiority 70 the condition Of life in which
he is placed.
Telephone communication viii not be
perfected for several days. Nearly every
wire in the city is down.
Among the freight by the steamship
Saxon Tor Philadelphia on Saturday were
III bags Of hOofs and horns.
Amongst the freight By the Charleston
ard Savannah Railroad on Saturday were
1Ss caddies aad - boxes Of tobacco.
The steamship City Of Macon had
amongst her freight for New York On Sat
urday - turtles and II barrels OF honey.
LP. Whitney, Esq, St. Augustine, Fla,
editor and publisher OF the Florida Ffess
ai.d Path Finder, called at the News Office
yesterday. He Is en- route North.
Prosperity shines on different persons
much in the same way that the sun shines
on different objects. Some # hardens Ike
mud, while others IL sOftens ike wax.
1874 barrels OF r0sin and 341 casks spirits
Of turpeutine we're received here on satur
day, and SIS barrels o. rOsin and 31t
casks spirits Of turpcntine were exported
cOastwise.
The schooner Mary Morn was on Satur
day cleared for New York By Messrs. jos
A. Roberts q Co. She carried l40,3S5 fee
Of lumber, which was furnished by Messrs
SlOat Russell & Co.
That man whom you can treat with unre-
served familiarity, at the same time pre-
serving your dignity aud his respect. is 8
rare companion, and his acquaintance
should be cultivated.
When you see 4 fruit peellng on the side
walk push e OF into the gutter; 70 will moi
take long, and there is no telling but thai
the first person 70 be disabled by Il IL 4
remains there may be poor man who oWei
you money.
By change Of time table, taking effect yes
terday, on the Savannah, Florida and Yves
tern Railway, the Albany express traiI
leaves 90 AS p. m, instead OF 4:l5, and the
Jacksonville express leaves 81 lO:45.
Mr. COrmack Hopkins Sdyertises FOL
twelve tin roOfers, 20 whom the best wages
will be paid. There IS more work here foi
tin roofers than our local force can DO In
month. Let Augusta, Macon, Atlanta aud
Charleston come forward.
Mr.. T. c. Mitchell, proprietor OF ID,
Mitchell House, Townsville. has con
tracted with Mr. John Nicolson, Of Ssvan
nah, to put gas pipes IN the extension Of
that house. He viii also put down a new
sewer Of terra Gotta pipes independent Of
the brick sewer.
The barkentine Wandering Jew, Captain
C0OsaW, S. C., for Baltimore. put into POrl
Royal Thursday, August 25lh, leaking
The vessel vas of Charleston when the
leak was discovered, and when OF Cape
Roman had % put back on account OF leak
gaining and heavy weather.
Some time during Friday night the prem
ises OF Mr. ThOs. S. Gadsden, corner OF
Bolton ard Whitaker streets, opposite the
Park extension, were invaded by members
Of the chicken brigade. In the hennery
were a number Of fine fowls, aud the ms
RAIDERS very skillfully went 70 work and
succeeded In getting some twelve head OF
fine chickens, with which they made their
escape.
Owego tN. " Blqde, 18Th: "W. P.
Schirm, Esq, a well known citizen and
prominent business man Of Savannah, Ga,
has with his family been soiOUrnlng al
Hiawatha Island for month past, and we
are glad 10 learn that they are much pleased
with HlaWatha as a summer home, and that
they Ike OTegO too. We hope 70 bid
them welcome back here next year.n