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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
Husband and wife Orowued

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July IA. P. King
and wife, of London, Ohio, while boating
on Chautauqua Lake, this afternoon, were
caught in squall, which cap'ized the boat,
and they were drowned
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
FrasrIcIde I'm Vexam.

WILTON SPRING, 7ExAs, July 1.-Two
sons OF VIM. Jones, thirteen and fifteen
Years old, quarreled this morning while get.
ting water at a spring, as to who owned the
jug. The younger boy disemboweled his
brother
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

Constipation is disease-maker, and leads
to indigestion, acid stcmach, heartburn,
fevers, piiiousness, siek headache, torpidltY
of the liver, collie, inaammatory diseases,
nervousness, loss of appetite, etc. These
can all be removed by the use Of BaiIey's
Saline AperieaI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

-----n5 ilief 8 bad enough, but a
q. attack ot cholera m0f5us is worse.
--.la prostra'ed, after a day OF OYER
nee in summer fruit ana berries a.
az Object OF pity. Were there M
Aely as PERRY DAVIS PAIN KITrES
e Of sGch a child migat he homeless
thing which every parent ehouId
pa me ''PA1N EULERn affords tI,,-
thorough relief 10 sudden cases az
omp.alnf. ealtc, aud All tsis class Of
4r- Il. ~ StinsOn, Of Portsmouth.
ne has so often found IL useful foT
4tren when thus alta ied, that be
WiibOGt it In his family. A
children ought TO be q GOOD
efficacy Of such S remedy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
Good for Bahiea.

When I have baby at breast nothing is
so useful for quieting my own and baby's
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. Il pre-
vents bowel complaints, and is better than
any stimulant to give strength and appetite,
"A Newark Mother.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
nenthheh Onnfe..tnn-

AUGUSTA, GA, July IA colored woman
named Phillis Wright. who died here last
night, confessed before her death that she
had poisoned three men-One preacher of
the colored church.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-THE brig Ltvonia,
from Liverpool for Charleston, has put into
this port with the loss Of her foretop yard.
Her mate is dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

A prominent Baptist deacon says. 'sMy
sufferings from rheumatism were awful
during several years, until Hunts Remedy
cured me thoroughly
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

A young man named VIM. z. Harrigal
committed suicide last night at Augusta,
Ca, by shooting himself.
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DESCRIPTIONS.
-.-,e vrrs. ons year. SO %; six
three months, = 05i ONe
-a ore year. s. 90; six months.
EsD B4 cAHil'Ai' oi' i-''-' =
ET NALL
.-s VIII please observe the date
.-- OF ADVERTISING.
11uare-a line averages
a-v--tissments, per square,
rru.. tF0 insertions, 81 81;
~ Do: six insertions, - W;
So lU- eizhteeu insertions,
SIX Insertions, el5 81.
earees double above rates.
.e--s advertisements.
s-a emeuts 81 Sd per square
elts, Marriages, Funerals
Special Notices 81 per square
-nts OF Ordinaries, sherifs
.- ..sis inserted at the rate pre-
Fcr Rent. Lost and Found, 10
@ E1 advertisement inserted
l --f.1ys for less than 90 cents.
made 0y Post once order,
....r az Express, aG our risk
.-- Insertion OF any adver-
... .lecided Gay or days, nor
number OF insertions with
ured by the advertiser.
ulI, however, have their
-lvJiOus when the time
-... ll- when accidentally left
humber OF Insertions cannot be
Uaid for tie omitted iu-
u-ued 70 the advertiser.
19 addressed,
j. n. ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.
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Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Renewer'' restores health
and gigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

Base Ball Yesterday.
New YORK -MetrOpolltans IL, Philadel-
phias !.
TRoY.-Troys 8, Worcesters 4.
DETROIT -Clevelands 10, Detroits s.
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1rehous-s are being erected there.
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'Ae1 1A property anu
'.-.lle mp rapidly.
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wen was STARTED, and
raF rect the pipe beclme
N -1lnl impracucable to
prosperity ot the county,
announces the accession
Le. subscribers since its last
s-'7tti er5 ar that.
Young had his right arm caus ht
Har.F Injured at his mothers.
mo --t Wednesday morning
lv ami Eaugh amputated
- e.11T, the bones having
.. ... accident.
-.. the Albany and aTon1+.i.
N-.. u.u..-. which is weakly r1sl-as
rn...ra a.1r twice a month Tbs Teo1
indignant. and SNEAK Of ~
l..- The carrier removed ana a
his stead who viii attend to biS
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. posi- cfics some s-, 5 .,,I r,iIe ;ls 'FacH fs,
Too c.ul~as ors aud their eT1nIOves
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
w.k. BROWN

rs - a.. an nrAse1Lnan, ana graduate Of Dublin IJni
neISL.4, oC several wears before the war he re-
lioteu 'g 20 tnls country, and was for a time tba
eolter OF the Constitution at Washington tbe
organ OF PRESIDENT buchanan Wh n tba' v1a s,.1
1roKe out ne was made First Assistant in tbe
afterwards attached to the miIitsrn 49, sno
Jen Davis General Browne was also nIaced al
IN command OF a brigade in the field and Az
gTo1 sSoctos service. removing TO Georgia ne was
science, TO which has been added the da1sar4 sSei
Lnent OF agriculture. Professor Browne e a.,
accomplished scholar and skilled aoricnS,,;eu - eu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
ARABI MARCHING on PORT SAID.

He Offers TO Stop she Fires In Alex
andria. and Orders All Taxes 10 be
Paid 90 Him-AmerIeABs Blowing
Up Burning BuiIdIDgs-ATabs Still
ktndling Fires-SeVeFaI FIOgged
and ShOt-NO Answer from Ehe
POrte-J ohm Bright on GladsGOne's
POIIey-The Strength of the Rebel
Leader.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
DrIIehtfuI NoveIlr.

Ladies' prefer Floreston Cologne because
they find this lasting combination of ex-
quisite psrfEzss delightful noYeltv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
'. G. wooDFIN,

who nils the chair of ancient lansuaOes 10 :.
native Of Virginia. and received his y
aaS a. Rcnmona N ooa and the University Of Virginia
Mercer College, after more tben noAtessorshlp t.ss IN
OF service ne was elected Professor Of Gseel
and Laun IN the State University, and iS 0e.a
one one Oh MS us most popular and successful nstTDc %
which are his specially "a sne branches
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

Ala ala M professor Of bellies letters and rbetoric
o,u not receive collegiate education hut I.
ee,e aneo s as Methodist preacher at the earIv
pIIoit orator n,teseen. IN A graceful and eloquent
position in 1876. W MS present
=, y; =. Barrow, Esq, the adjunct professor or
and st;IIs hI,cS IS graduate OF the University
?, with faculty so learned ana coroye.,,t A..
er,o,l. niuolsty t2 should occupy the front raneI
among tne institutions of the Union A''"A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
PROF.. CHARnAfN1rR

natlve or France, was educated on the conti-
nent OF Europe. He was a gallant officer Of
tne iIe: emperor Louis Napoleon in the army of
married one OF the fairest daughters Of Athens e
and became identified with our peonIe Oco,9''
pyiDg the chair of natural phiiosopbv' as-
North South in the practical a1nI;os
these important branches PP'iS0IAOh oI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
AR RECORD OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Wheh M Ihe war opened it was impossihla tn
restrain the martial enthusiasm Of the Sts,' ~
dents; one by one they deserted the oroyes SSe
anu az cassie nails OF Athens to meet the enemies
remained At length it was found necassar,,
to.close the doors Of the college. The faculty
too had caught the inspiration, and in Anenst'
I1oo, lever every member of it, including ChanceIIor
NIPScoI1o' NJ psS1ll ana embracing Professors w ri
Waddell, w. Rutherford and w T. Ionas a.
JoI1ed state regiment and went into service cse'
under the command of Rev. P. H. Nell H. u n
aoruna as rne1r colonel. One OF the companies was
seventy then in attendance, almost every one ne
even 70 the tenderest STRIPPING, was enrolled
mnder ma the banner Of the Southern Confederacy.
Inc y, ,ln1eerregnum In college duties continued
y until January, 1906 after the Termination of
nostlhtles- This is a proud record for our
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
ANNUAL CHAMPION DEBATE.

Inc forensic contest between tbe Phi Kanna
ana Demosthenian Societies came or last nislht
e.l,,sa "a ene chapel Judge A. N. speer Of fhe
solved, that circumstances iusEified the sIsst
French revolution" Afflrmative-L. q 4a., :, -
son, son, J. q Alexander, W 7. Dunson, Phi Kap-
man and A. H. Fraser. Demosthanie,,s - r,,s .e-
discussion was animated and eloouenf. evinS. h,Ie
ing much care and research. ViT7 s,,ss osl,.e
upon tne Fhi Kappa banner, but % ras1li, nearIy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18

This gentleman, Marylander by birth. was
graduated with distinction at the Uniyersitv
or virginia. He is also noted as the Scientist
case, and the discoverer of the deadlY nnina, 81
in IN the decayed remains of the deceased. Prof
White is the State Chemist, and analyzes ali
the commercial fertilizers thrown upon the
ton A'""Ao i0puIa-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
HEADS LoPPED OFF.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has called
for the designations OF superintendent Davis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02

Tom Moran vas tried to-day before
President MADDEN for being drunk.
my arst time, Your Honor" said
Tom.
There ii is again, said His Honor.
Il am impressed more and more every
day with the efficiency Of our police.
The very FIRST time = man gets drunk
they get him. Where are you from q
"Cairo.sYour HOaOr."
"Ahai there's another thing: You
see you have to be careful when you
come South. We don't have the same
kind Of beer here. 1t takes less Of it
10 throw you, and then they have q
way Of mixing it that lifts fellow
right up of the ground and slams him
down on the pavement, you know. You
can 70, Tom, but Be sure and explain
the difference to the boys when you
set back to Cairo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02

Llsis Havsaa lclsery. which Uses
only g, 1000 tickets, than be has in the
lotteries which put 10000 tickets in
The wheel. The next drawing Of the
Little Havana viii take place Friday.
Madame Roeco,a the corner Of Main
and Adams streetsi sent an elegant
dish Of hot, fragrant maearoni to this
OfEiee to-day, and it was highly relished
By the MaeArOnians and their friends.
She prepares this dclicaey with = skin
and taste known only to the Italian
people, and proposes TO serve ii at
lunch every day from eleven to two
o'clock.
Snow fell up in the lake region yes-
terday. and along the upper Missis-
sippi river this morning from Daven-
port TO st. Paul the temperature
ranged from IS to 4Os, only 4tO s.
above freezing point Here the wind
is northeast, with the barometer fall
ing and prospects Of the wind coming
from the southeast BY tonight. After
which We are likely to have another
shower or two.
A barge loaded with $1,000 bushels
Of corn, two-thirds mixed or feed, the
rest white for miller's use. arrived at
the landing last night. Our min men
are everrun with orders for csrnmeal,
and il will take several days for them
to catch up. They sell at Is TO 800
per Dbl less than prices ruling three
aud four weeks ago, though meal at
$ki0 per bbl. the lowest for hundred
Dbl lots, Is awfully steep for poor folks,
and is si.& per Dbl above prices Of
last year at this time.
1.-THE Porter Guards 80 to New
Orleans for the military match on the
sd and si,h inst, they must attend
drill every evening from now out,
Otherwise they viii not get to so,
Captain Waldan declared last night
that he would exhaust the eatire re-
serve corps to make up the necessary
twenty.iOur for the ,rip,snd. after that,
1.-THE number fell short, he'd give up
the trip, In other words, be win not
permit a raw soldier, or an impeEteetly
drilled one, 70 participate in the ex-
eariOn or the match. There we're
l6rty.kve members preSent last night,
and they all heard che Captains re,
marks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02
Conntr Mntfnrs.

The jail physician has been ordered
to visit the island prison to examine
the physical condition Of the eOnviets,
aud the Chairman Of the County Court
is authorized to discharge those unfit
for service, Chamberlain Jones, II.
P. Thompson and N. V. Reynolds are
to lock after building bridge over
Big Greek. The construction or
building Of trestle or embankment
through Wolf river bottom by the
Macon road route, is estimated at
1880 The lsvee needed viii be 1900
feet long ard 20 feet wide on top, the
tressle T40 long and II feet wide,
This latter matter lays over until Rsxt
term.
The Clerk Of the Criminal Court
has been directed BY Judge Hsrrigan
not TO send any more persons to the
island until it is made clear that the
prisoners are treated as they ought TO
be, The complaints Of cruelty 10
prisoners aud bad management at the
workheass generally is the cause q
the order. The e0avietS are to Be
treated humsRely, aeSosdipg to the
contract. Though tits generally under
stood that this part Of the agreement
has never, or seldom been complied
With.
Money amounting to SgsasS 81, new
in tie hands al Clerk nwyer. has been
ordered turned ever to Trustee Me-
GOvas, The forging Of various names,
enabling The illegal collection a
sNaasy warrants, HAS rSSalsea in an
order that the Chairman Ofths County
Cears Is ses to pay any wers warrants
except directly 10 the persons q
whom they are drawn. or their lsgal
representatives This is designed
10 check The tsieksters aud GisACnesl
fellows generally, The Chairman q
the Court has been authorized 70 re.
pair, rspaiSt and seiWalSh the CSiwy
iaal Count rNem,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02
city Matters

AsSss meeting yesterday, the Lesla.
hSlye CoaAeil Opeaea bids ler weeaeN
PaysMeess, bat les them lay ever @s
ts,sEe consideration
They also Maes Adams street
S,eaaea RVM MAIN street u ,Ae
AAyNa, ass egaepsa rubbish blag IN
lFNAs II 9s hsgsAaAe street. ava taken
aP tsN@ Real ssEe,, to 10 removed Al
SaSe The question d paving ReAl
ssySet slNse VR 10 ,Ae maykelAaase
vas Eesesgea h sAe CIV ENslAesg geg
examination and lelNg1 The Nss q,
EaoAeegs street. Ae,Weea E,0At and
Ne vsVeN is hseG ~ Ae gyNN,eA N
she Chesapeake 4 Ohio railway
A shelly saSe, sac lawn "a 70 Ae
@syea y " - le'N AVID Az alex Ae'
svees lasasR Ana Naeee MAY "
eysasA igA SeMmn,eS aeem a aavs.
axe The CAisi NtAe Riga nepAv,
seat, CAPTAIN CAelyN u % MAmiA,
4 NE pSsasaA N leasslek ,am6e Ap
siaAls, a, a Zeal street. ,va Ca,
ASsAeE aea, Alse'A,CN,I, q tez, u
soAs'sNssa,eA,A Eeem AZ lsa AAawl
sI~et
Az S4alNANee' PAssea sys, yeAllss
EAallAs Il seANls Al new " 10 $40 Ia
FAHGats V ssRa eNllayeR 70 ssNeeI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02

Rev. G. W. Sweeny viii preach
again at the Linden street Christian
church tonight.
Confirmation services will be held
BY Bishop Quintard at s o'clock this
evening at Grace church.
Mr.. Fl. W. Ellsbury and family left
for Middle Tennessee last Saturday,
where Mr.. Ellsbury hopes to reeu-
psrats his shattered health.
Miss BERTHE GrOnauer. one Of Min
neapOlis' fairest bellies, after spending
the past winter With her sister, Mrs.
Rosscher, on Linden street, takes her
departure tomorrow for home. She
viii be accompanied BY her mother
and sister. Her many friends regret
her leaving.
Mr.. J. NJ. Rainey and family have
gone on visit to Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOWd, Of Aberdeen,
Miss, are visiting at the residence Of
]. J. Busby. Mr.. L. D. Mullins has
gone to Nashville to attend the Gen.
eral Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, which is to
meet there this evening.
Samuel L. Clemens, better known
to the reading world as Mark Twain,
who passed through this city ten days
ago, and registered as G. L. Samuels,
is coming up the river = passenger on
the steamer Baton Rouge, with Cap
tain Horace Bixby. 1t was under
Captain Bixby that Clemens COM
plstsd his apprenticeship as a pilot
along in the latter part of the fities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02
PUBLIC LEDGER
rEn CEmrs Pan WEEK.
THE CITY
LKDGER LINSs,

See 0sAnae i Mays oil card,
Moon falls early tomorrow morn.
lag,
The dos thlapors hegia business
next week.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, sSaI
Main street.
Daily sAipmeptS itosh strawberries
received BY lytle & Shields
New sleasAes and new wax beans II
Mats Meeashaas, sil From, street
The best Is the cheapest, Use
hlsssela's ellis and summer stoves, sss
Seseed street
CeNl alSA.s have been bad Gu yoaag
SNssea and garden vegetables, May
are veelaasiaS,
Fresh sspply NE pempAae and fe,O.
sac sAaa received AyNle,es n. Fuchs
" asa a lsaess0s,
W G Ealkeey, q Mississippi,
assAer u The White REESE Il Msm,
FASs, i in he eiy On a Nyieg visit.
AZ ne Christian Church On lieaea
sssees the Rsv 6eesge W, $weeay Is
~ FrSasA h ,eiSAG Tie delivered an
s,aeaeae sS3yess there laSs aisAt
TIE eAss@Sss vesallzs. Miss Ressle
ESsgSSA pakss Asg farewell apgearaeee
a, Ne soasegs al Esslyal Park ss,
aarcSs s(lAS
1 Mr. lasaes W RisAae&saa. ees sev.
esal years eeseeess& vSsA Ssa3ssreses
ssseseas Me. Charles A, Sack a. saas,
a2es AesS ne hstes eees 10 s.
Il Less se.Aay.
7 ne Ss0enSesss are b n Sgt,,s& l.,
sseas al tAs pesesr iearas' araez,
4 As CspsaSa Wa,&sas. and he Asses-
Axe 10 b 3stea W he Aaaf ~ llsa
!. tenant Naas Aa3ssssa.
Y Eas asny ss ses>gera seaIaas d
ssvags sasdsa PassAss. as& IN uaa,
phssss sAsle seseassaa hss bee,
esalE Destroyed Nara greea q
Lea&st sesa gs0pess agplss3. settle
sAa Posts
AeRwss ssageeaEsce sAs "a
~, and = vasmas Aaa yessseaay
:, seelsse res @wess yesoesSsy va
- sAe Al.sAsssa, cls. wAsa a e.,
! ~ se aA0sa 81 ard ~ sasss ga /,
: a-urs v0sa pesas W. upsli s13 3a.
y Feae.
Tn Eessse Guards, aaslrfag sAs.
h1Hsrasy asmaers, O. "a an axtu-siq
: aaea,'l IA sasansc James W. Cafe
FAa-s,ass assAs uszt Celeasly. /
= SGn,aasea and Be. Clauia gsesn,
we've 6seesi n sAa A,aorasg soe
q hS aisat
As5sasa seaslc has tree s,a- I'm
u m SAanss 81 r,ar,nx ara,s =, 1,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-02
roLICE rolNr%

Nay DAY vas celebrated BY three
Sraaks,
Five dollars IN cash vas taken I'M
10 aAy,
fArSs peaallec peEsSsa viii work
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