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Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co,
PORTLAND, VIE.
Notice Of Foreclosure

Notice Of Foreclosure.
WHEREAs J. Henry sylvester OF c sine r.,
w his m9rtsag- dee J. dated the ntgrt.snth
day OF March. 4. d., lssl ant recorded hi a..
Han. ock Registry Of Deeds, Book H. Page IN
conveyed To- me, the undersigned, All Ms righf
ttte SUI interest in ant 10 the following tract IN
hancock Bounie.i northeastcriy Uy laI, former
oWued by Robert Perkins aud Beuj.nin
1oo'nbs, northwesterly a4l soLthwr,tariy by
Penobsr rot Bay and 50 theast.riy b,- C.stIn NJ ~
Dor Ana whereas tie 'nat on Of saId mor,ssas.
has becn rlken. now therefore, by reason u tH-
closure of said mortgage '''''
ISAAC H. GRANT
-, a -, Geo h. Warren, his Attorney
oo ~ ''o-- 3w25
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Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia.
hysteria, and kindred complaints, will find
without rival Browns Iron Btters.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

Ihs AinE of the Body b. prr Arnju. the
-t"n1rh ~ main support tH- fsr1y# tt. Hr--..n- p
= r~- tAt uowyl-. tur kidney tuI the parr- IT,
-al.-unTi-- IudiEv-ttHu create a l.uscut ysuIl
among thee alta Es- uf fh- r,-Sal organ, and 10
brt them back % us n duty ther, 80 thing IT,
thr regulating, rU1f TuE lUEt-urIt4n--. rilultng
Pr -rl't'n ~ IAHENNt'- ~EIIIER NrEEfFNr. it
rcH.'s ltr- tRr -y-tn a.rI ~. LDr,s 1. health t-tn
the bu-y and thy mluI
SOLD BY ALL DRC Gel~5~.
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This " eiaesday) afternoon the Dem
oc-4,s ot Ellsworth have been called 70
meet q a caucu. to choose delegates 10 the
Lewiston Convention 20 be held Tuesday.
Juue =. The majority Of the party are
ST.. read, tar ANYTHING TO bea; Grant" but
q few q Tie Old liners. " ho were once proud
10 b, called Democrats, groan over the de-
gtuesacy Of the party which has squareh
turne3 Il, back on IL hard money principles.
Speaking % the approaching convention the
/ erosion -faH7.Gi Of June 20 saws: "A
week i-uu TO-DAY the democratic State con
NeH,.as WI. meet IN Lewiston 10 do the
Gllt4iIoD ot the greenh4ck fusion conyen-
ton On an irreleemab.e platform with d
candidate VINO = trylny te ge; possession Of
SCION Chase ', nat, i remain, 20 be seen how
c.--ta,la aar.l. hard money democrats viii
enjoy another season of crow Does il no,
occur t1 tae fusion demagogues that the in
dependent voter is able 10 be out this wear
And that there are some doses likely 70 pro-
Guce nausea OuT adyices from all parts Of
The state indicate that In the elegant IAN
guage Of great fusion chief, the fusionists
'hase bitten of more than they can chaw. g"
II j. not impossible that few hard-money
democrats may attend the Lewiston conyen-
tion, next week, and give the Dear-Sam fc!-
low.,4 piece or two Of their minds"
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Rev. Geo. W. Hudson,
Ellsworth, Maine
Zw25
CA IMP A|GN PRE- SIS.
The DAILY Press F.!

VIII be- furnished. b'glnnilg with tie number j.,
sued next after receipt OF order IN each "a - ami
closing with the Issue ~ sep. IL, with full
returns from Maine Elcction.
single Copies, by mail. 800
POSTAGE will In all Gases b. prepaid By the Pub
fishers.
The PRESS win contain complete political new.
ana information besides the Gust mary general
new. business and miscellaneous natter
Republican Committees and other- ,le-irau. OIL,
the triumph Of the right can 10 no more useful
service itlln 70 aid in the dissemination Of gooI
reading matter. A idre.-
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Adjourned Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that an adjourned meet
Ming ofthe Annual Meeting Of the ockboli,ps ~
tne Franklin silver Mining Co. will be b. n n the
Hancock House, Ellsworth, at 8 o'clock p NJ
July ., 1852. A.
2wSs II. ]. HoDGKINs, secy.
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Tie Republican Candidates.

The work Of the Republican Convention,
in Portland. last week, meets with the gen.
eral approval Of the Republicans in this
section. While some Of them had prefer
ence, for other men there i, a manifest dis
position to mo-; only aooep, the doings Of the
Convention but to give the candidates then
united and hearty support.
Col. Robe viii be found to be a strong
standard bearer in the campaign and will
call 10 his suppor; additional strength
through hi, well known sympathy with he
a-acuitura. interests Of the State Identi-
fed a, he ha, been for years. with the farm
.as interest, of Name, not simply in theory
hu, as practical farmer. the large,, class
Of cur CITIZEN, will find in him one who is
not only one Of themselves. but one who i
alive Io their interests and v ho is capable Of
Judging q their needs a. only practical az
uu.turisy can. As between one Of their
own number. and Gen. Plaisted. whose
l.G. aa, been one continuous struggle FOR
o:ae.4. position. tie farmer, Of Name viil
na, hesitate IN their choice. Nor are Col.
E.5lc'- ,icw, limited 10 the field Of agri-
e-tere. In a.. matters pertaining 10 c3lca-
tyn and I'd, elevation Of the ua,,e, through
perfect system Of public schools, be has
ben among ;h, foremost. while hi> eApcrI-
ta., lu matter, of legislation and the nan
a-.m,a' of..h, affair, Of STATE, qu4...y him
70 b, 3 v.-e and safe executive.
os 'ae t..r candidates for representative
Il Congress. each. # elected. Will add
strength 3. Name, approximation IN the
Na'.ar4. Legislature. Hon. Thomas b.
Reed q Portland, lion Nelson Dingle,
j.. ot Lewiston, Capt. Caa> \ Boutei.e. Of
Bangor anil Seth L. M..I.kcn Esq, Of Bel
f4s.. A-e WEI and favoraaly known all over
tHe State aGa us.l receive the full strength
Of ,hc party vote, ]; would be foo..shur>,
IL >c,,e down in the belief ,ha, victor,
can be easily Won. Th., can only Dc accom-
u.~aea Jy ;-e qersevcr.us effort Of every true
Republican The enemy has not changed bu,
j. 81. as interruptions. As active and a.
herei4. a> in Years gone by. 1t vii be the
part Of wisdom 10 be early 4, work and to
make that work 50 thorough that none O:
the v..,' of the enemy can prevail against IT,
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FOURTH
Of JULY
CELEBRATION
+-++++ At +t+-A
Ellsworth, July 4, 1882.
~ Know an men and y, ou,ri, t.o- tlat the
L--G oet"bTli'n j. a FiNEp FA,r.
THE EMERALD BAND
J. employed to ''i-cous.s mo-, eloquent music
throughout t.lc day.
The .para'!r ot aur aryrnrn aui trial u engine.
q PIP l"ESer doubtful fraturc.
rh~ speaker arr rusa.cd far the pu .He "a
cr -t-c' - The f0rsu"'a.
Tia -u~er-. of tn Library aaI Nu,ir4l contest
"t tAr Atirruo.Ju b .lssuTvi
Tn turnE f~r ih' ryurrrt % tBr evening b.
e1tAs'Ti o. e'In, fruG Boston.
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THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1882,
FuE GOVERNOR
F FREDERICK Robe.

FOR RErRE>ENTATIyLS To OoNCKEss
THOMAS B. REED,
NELSON DINGLEY. JR..
CHARLES =. BOUTELLE,
SETH J.. MlIIIKEN.
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Whafa RaII.

Hammoeks, Hamm Ockss
White and fancy, at LaFar's.-Adp.
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Hon. HENRY B. ToMPKINs, Judge OF the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, presiding.
Court convened at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the following proceedings
were had:
James C. Barbour VS.. Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway Company. Suit for
damages TO the amount of $4,000. The
jury retired at 1890 p. m, and at 5 o'clock
p. m. agreed upon and returned the follow
ing verdict: eve, the jury. find verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum Of $500"
Anderson s. Clark ct al, complainants,
and Robert H. FOotman, administrator, ETC.,
defendant. In equity. Decree granted in
accordance with the prayer OF the bill aud
at the request of all parties in interest.
In re application Of George W. Martin ct
al. /, for leave to sell lands. Decree granted
as prayed for.
plication of Florence W.Wood bridge, widow,
Tor a years support. Mrs. E. A. Wood
bridge, guardian, etc, r. W. Woodbridge
caveato-s. Appeal from the Court Of Ordi-
nary. Jury impsneled and the trial OF the
case occupied the attention Of the court up
to $50 p. m, when the jury retired under
instructions from the court to bring in a
sealed verdict should they agree before
$3.50 a. m. to-day.
Underhill d Newson VS.. D +. Sheftsll 81
Bro. Appeal from JUSTICES Court. Dis
missed by plaintiffs attorney.
Same VS.. Abram Sheftall. Appeal from
JUSTICES Court. Same proceedings.
Court took a recess until $3.50 O'Clock q.
m. day.
The following criminal case was assigned
for trial on Tuesday, July 18Th:
1868. State VS.. John Roberts and Sauls-
bury Barnard. mple larceny. Solicitor
General for the State; G. Hartridge for de-
PENDANTS,
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The savannah Naval stores Assoc
eiatIOn.


A meeting Of the Savannah Naval Stores
Association was held at their rooms yes
t.rdav afternoon, Vice President C. Lu-
Glen Jones presiding. The charter was
read. and, upon being put to a vote, was
unanimously adopted. After some other
routine business was transacted the follow
inc gentlemen were appointed a eOnmittee
tn draft rules and bylaws for the guidance
Of The ORGANIZATIONS C. J.. Jones, Chair
mar. ]. ~. Thomas, S. 2. ShOtteF, Chss. S
Fufs and j. ii. Moore The meeting then
sC fuuraed to meet again at I've O'Clock on
FRIDAY afternoon.
change by the association is well ventilated
and commOdiOus, being thirty by nine
~ feet. and extends from the
front to the rear Of the b9ilding.
There sre four large windows on the
eastern side, two on the north and two on
the south, thus being thoroughly lighted,
and especially comfortable In the summer,
when his trade is most setIve. a tele-
Dhone has been put in, the floor IS covered
with mating, and one section is rallied oil
FOR the use Of the Secretary, and is provided
with 8 handsome cylinder desk, and
is neatly carpeted. Two large
blackbOards have been placed 10 position,
where the Information desired ny the TRACE
will be posted. kilograms from London,
Wilmington and Charleston will be received
during the day, noting any changes that
take place in those markets. This business
haE done a great deal for the prosperity OF
Savannah, and its rapid growth indicates
that our city will ere long rank as the lead
inc naval stores port OF the world. The re
cefpts the present season have greatly ex-
ceeded all expectations.
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nen.r,ure ofthe Florida Parry.

During Yesterday Miss Maggie c. VIII
lIams. OF Tallahassee, and party, whose ar
rival by special train on the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway on Tuesday
night has been announced, were the recipi-
ents Of courtesles from the railway and
steamship officials. Ia the morning they
were taken on 3 drive to Bonsventure ana
Thunderbolt, and we're greatly pleased.
= At half past three O'Clock carriages were
ordered BY General G. NJ. S0rrel, the sgent
OF the steamship company In this city, and
the party left the Screven House for the
Central Railway wharves, and were escort
ed on board the fine steamship Gate City.
Every arrangement has been made for their
comfort, aud they will assuredly have
an ENJOYABLE time. They will re-
main in New York two or three DAYS
before process ding to Chester, where tae
Isunch OF the Tallahassee takes place, and
are the guests antil their return here OF
the ocean Steamship Company. Col Z c.
Anderson, President Of the company. aud
Mr. James L. Taylor, General Freight and
passenger Agent Of the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway, accompany the party.
The steamer left at hslf-Past four o'clock IN
The afternoon.
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Important 70 NIothers.

Vest ButtOns-HaIG Hose
Aud Linen H4ndkerchiefs, at LaFar's.-Ad,
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A Sad TaIe Of tae Peach season


a steamer, bound from Philadelphia to
New York, stopped at Delaware City in the
afternoon and took on board a deck cargo
of peaches In baskets. There were num-
Der of passengers, most of whom seeing the
peaches freely exposed, greedilY psrtook of
them. That and the roughness of the sea
brought on a terrible state of stomachic
troubles st nignt, after rounding Cape Nav.
There was no "PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER"
on board, nor was there any doctor. Those
wFetched passengers suffered like martyrs
all night. Far different was it In the case
of the schooner Wyoming, Captain Foss,
from E4onldsEorougn, ksina. The Captain
always carried supply OF "PAIN killer, a.
and says he never would 90 to sea without
IL. On a recent occasion one Of his sailors
was attacked with cholera morbus in such
a wsy that 1t seemed as II he must soon die.
"PAiN KILLER" was given, and the man
was well IN three hours,
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A DruE Clerk Severely Toured Will,
Charging a Soda Water FOun-


A DruE Clerk Severely Iojured Will
Charging q Soda Water FOun-
tain.
Yesterday about one o'clock the v.ciai :
of Congress and Whitaker streets was
startled BY loud report from the drug
establishment Ct Eeesrs. g. VI. Heidi & Co,
southwest corner Of the streets naRed, as
though there bad been an explosion. I'm
medately g number Of persons were at
tracted to the place, and it was found that
the explosion had come from the cellar of
the establishment, and was very sensibly
felt On the first floor.
Mr.. Clarence CLARK, cne Of the clerks,
had gone into the oellsr Short tille
before with the cOlOred porter, Charles
Blizzard, to charge the soda fountain,
aud while thus engaged the genera
to- hurst, and the sulphuric acid was
scattered o-e- their faces and clothing,
burning them terribly. The explosion
made a loud noise, aud the clerks,
recognizing at once the cause, fastened be-
low to render assistance. Mr.. Clark was
very severely burned aLOlt the neck and
face bv the fluid, but fortunately his eyes
we're uuiuiured. The porter was also burned
about the sace, but as he was some distance
off at the time Of the explosion his injuries
are not serious Lr. Frank T. Lincoln being
IN the neighboFhOod, was promptly sum-
moned, ana applied proper lotiors
to alleviate the intense pain
which both parties suffered, ard they were
rendered as comfortable as possible. Mr..
Ciar.> was sent to his residence on South
Broad street, ne-- nrsyton, where he had
every attention, and last night he was com
paratiyely easy. He expects 10 be aoie to
resume his dzties in a day or two. Il is
miracle that the bursting Of the chamber
was not attended with more serious results.
Mr. Clark Is : very esimable gentleman,
and the announcement OF this accident to
him called forth general expressions OF
sympathy, ard his many friends were
b.aased to learn that it was not so serious as
at first feared.
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Too Much Haste.

Considerable difficulty has been eKpe-
rienced on the steamer st. Nicholas in pre-
venting parties from jumping ashore before
the gsng-plsnk Is put out, thereby endan-
gering their lives, and they are only kept
from making the attempt by the constant
watchfulness Of the ohicers Of the steamer
When the steamer arrived from Tybee yes
terdsy morning young man sprsng ashore
before he could be prevented, struck his
head against post, and would have fallen
backward into the river, and probably
have drowned, but for a man on the wharf
who caught him IS he was falling.
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Hats.


Fins Manillas, in all shapes, at LaFar's.-
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sfnchE andRnnds.

4 Armer feeling prevailed in the
market for stocks and bonds yes
tsrdsv an advance having taken place
in the leading stocks. The Transactions,
however. were light. owing to the small
offerings. many holders not being disposed
n sell. Central common opened At ~ o'd'
95 asked. aud advanced 8 half point, clos
ing at 941z bid, 20 asked. georgia
common opened at l51 DID
I4O asked, and closed unchanged q
Southwestern opened at III BID, IL sske4
and advanced a point, closing 81 az olo
10 asked Central Railroad six per cent
ceTtificsfes Of Indebtedness opened at sI1S
hid. IS asked, and advanced a half point
Closing at IS bid, SS1< asked: New ssyan-
nah bonds opened at So bid, = asked
and advanced two points, closing a IS DID,
IS asked.
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A Dishonest iyant-WaFnInE to
RcuaekeepeFs.

4 negro woman, Who has been living in
the country for some two years, had pre-
vious to that time been employed as a ser
want by family in this city, from whom she
stole several articles OF wearing apparel be-
fore leaving. The woman returned here
about two months since, and succeeded in
obtaining a place by giving as references
the parties who formerly employed her, but
her new employers, unluekily for them,
neglected 10 make any inquiries
about her. The family have been In
the habit Of sending her to the store where
they trade to get goods, and sometime
when the pass-book was not handy, she
would go without It, procure the goods and
have them entered the next time she went.
A few days ago she suddenly disappeared
without giving any notice, and since then it
has been discovered that she obtained some
fly dollars worth of goods on the credit Of
her employer, which she either took with
her or disposed Of.
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Enretrn snIpments.

The italian bark Caterina Cspurro was
yesterday cleared for Paysander by Aessrs.
wilder 4 Co, with cargo Of 400 barrels OF
ro.,p. weighing 16i ,3l5 pounds, valued at
~ 296 Is; 50 cases spirits turpsesno6ol . 5s
. pLSIes' Of cotton ducking. measuring 4,l44
1 SsrSs valued at Ss2s 50, and Sl4 SIS feet OF
i.,ohsr. valued st s. .03S q, which was
shInped by Mr.. r. b. Reppard.
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

This house exeels all others In
daily arrivals. It IL pleasantly sit1s
aIed on a thOrOughfare that always
presents n lively appearance. It IL
noted for It's good cheer, hospitality
and comforts 10 its guests. Terms
rsaodarRlp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-13

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t corrects sciditY Of the
stomach, cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels and ggels rest, health and comfort
to mother and child. During the process Of
teething its value is incalculable. 1t softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and allsYs
all pain, thereby giving rest to the child
and comfort to the mother. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.-AdU.
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Tndex 20 New AdverIlsements.

Meeting OF Catholic Knights Of America.
Meeting OF COncOrdls Lodge.
Meeting Of L srubbabel Lodge.
Temperance lecture by y. F. Thompson.
Cider-A. NJ. & C. ". West.
Groceries-F. L. George & Co.
s .rvant girl wanted.
Tear fly x MolOneY.
Unfurnished floor wanted.
Warehouse for rent.
Auetion-I- d. LaROche's Sons.
Cha ham county citation.
Dmgs-JOhnson & Co.
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Incredible as It Ma! Appear
We assure the public that we mean just what we
say, and will not disappOint anybody. We
propose to Close out our entire
Stock of Summer Goods
AT ANY PRICE.
FINE PARASOLS.

We offer the balance of these goods at the uni
form price of Sc each. These goods cost us from
SIS to S12, and were sold at from SO to SIS. This
an excellent opportunity to get nice article for
a little money. We do not want to carry them
over for next season, hence the sacrifice.
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The Chathsms' Trip 10 ChalJbea'e
SPRINGS.

The Chatham Artillery have decided to
make a visit to Chalybeste Springs and
will leave here on Thursday evening" the
Sd of August. They will remain ten days
and have appointed an efficient committee
to make all the arrangements for Transports
ton, board, etc. TheYwill carry brass osnd
with them, and anticipate having delightful
time. It is expected that the company will
carry thirty men, nearly that number having
sionffied their intention to enjoy the pleas
nres az thif trip. Their centennial guns
viii. doubtless, be objects OF much interest
~ the visitors at the springs. They will
49, hu the Central Railroad.
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VIII, no doubt, be our next Governor, but
remember the great and leading question ct
issue is not only who shall be our next
Governor, but who sells the best Clothing
for the least money! To be convinced, try
ali other houses, then call on Appel Bros,
1873 Congress street, who are closing out
their entire stock OF clothing at sscrihce,
to make room for their incoming fsll stock.
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Rnbber Rooflug Paint.

Mr.. John j.. brewer, Of Columbus, Ga,
has been here for the past six weeks paint
ing tin roofs. All those for whom he has
done work speak of his Rubber Roof
Paint as being the best paint for old leakY
and rusty roofs they have ever seen.
Call snd see him at the Marshall House.
Adv.
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The score of five consecutive BULBS eyes
has only been equaled on two occasions In
this city-oncs at the Hermitage, by DR..
John D. Martin, and at the Schuetzen Park
last MAY, bV Mr.. G NJ. Cunningham. The
four scores make q total Of 80 out of posi-
hla 100
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-13

The building On the corner of BroughtOn
aud Whitaker, occupied by Max krauss as
boot and shoe store, will undergo extern
sive repairs ABOUT the middle OF this month
on account of which Mr.. Krauss will offer
his entire stock at very much reduced rates.
This is one of the best opportunities ever
offered our citizens TO lay in a supply OF
good boots and shoes and they should
sill take advantage OF lid.
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90 Of CIosIng the FEaII.


Northern mail. 500 and P n
charleston, 500 and P. 4.
Port Royal Railroad, and 9PB.
For all points Ia Florida. i0:40 A. r. and r. 4.
Rlacon ana Brunswick Railroad. 1910 A. 4.
and 9 P. y.
Iy1Inswick and Albany Railroad 10 A. n. and
r. n.
&, r. & W. r. R., 1910 A. n. and Pm.
ErunsWick, Darien and DobOy, = 40 A. n. and
9P.M
An points west OF Dupont, on Savannah,
Florida and Western Railroad, 4 p. n.
Western mail, via Central Railroad, A. NJ
and 500 P. N.
Milledgeville and EatOnton. $50 P. n.
HaW k1nsville. 1U:40 A. Y. and P. Y.
Savannah river, Tuesday, 5 P. N.
On Sunday. mail for all points, 10 A. X
Once hours from s:30 A Y. 70 $50 P. n
Money Order window open from 20 A. Y. &c
s.5O P. Il.
ONCE open for delivery Of mails from p Il. to
! P. \. o. Sunday.
REGISTER NAIL.
Northern ? P. II.
Southern 10 A.. 4.
Western P,M.
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sAgAEELH, GA, June 10. 1882

1 was afflicted with dyspepsia so aaulh
that my food would not remain on my
stomach, &nS after using "Dr. Kurnitzki's
Wire Grass Tonic was immediately bene-
sted. | will say this for the benefit CT
Others similarly afflicted.
TEos. H. MCMILLAN.
ADJ. Savannah, Ca.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-13

We have just received seventy five dozen
Straw Hats, bought at a great sacrifice
Here is q great chance to take your pick at
seventy-fve cents-not q hat in the lot
worth less than 81 so. Also, Boys and
Youths Straw Hats at fifty and seventy
cents each, at the Famous New York Cloth
ing House, 40 Congress street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-13

Famous" cifers reduction of ten per
cent. on Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing,
and If you need anything in that line there
is your chance to buy very low. Try the
Famous" before purchasing, and you VIII
save fully twenty-five per cent. l4O Con-
gress street.-AdV.
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TheRn,-SuperIOr ma,k,mapship.

We have frequently had occasion to refer
to the splendid scores made by our rife
men in practice and contests, but we were
shown yesterday record, which, taken all
in all, eclipses anything we have seen in
this line. The record referred to shows the
scores made by Mr.. John F. LsFsr in the
practice Of the Branch R ne Club at Con-
c1rdia Park on Monday afternoon last. The
distance was two hundred yards, Creedmoor
target The record is as follows: