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Half Fare to The Inauguration OF

Half Fare TO the Inauguration OF
Gov. Foster.-Monday January 9th 1882
is the day set for the Inauguration Of
Charles Foster as governor Of Ohio. To
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A Complete Success. weather as
we'll as the people turned out favorably TO
make complete success Of the ball and sup
per given under the auspices OF Wolford
Post on Monday night. The music, COM
posed of portion Of the H,skins orcI'cs
ira and South Toledo String Band, was
good and gave good satisfaction, while the
floor of the Town Hall was filled with
merry dancers until the end of the program
was reached, about 8 o'clock in the mornin'.
The supper was pronounced excellent for
the price charged, and the receipts there
from Just about cleared the expense of
getting il up. The quilt donated t!e Post
by Mrs. Refsnider, was put mp at lottery
and melted $3.50. 1t was drawn by Mr..
Wm. Brown, of Toledo, and then kindly
donated to the Post and put up at anc-
tion and bid IN hy Mr.. j. c. lIimmel-
mann, at 1915. The net proceeds added
to the relief fund of the Post by the ent.
ertuinment was $50 67.
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Ghosts.--Ghosis and ghost stories are
becoming too numerous, since the suicide
Of Schar!ach, for quiet and we'll regulot.
ed community like this. The ghost Of
Scharlacli has been visible to the naked
eye, in the minds Of many, within the past
week. The liveliest experience with the
ghost is that reported for Tuesdays Toledo
Telegram as having occurred on Saturday
night. Mr.. Wm. Budd called ut this Office
yesterdny aud informed us that il was not
true that he ran on the appearance of the
ghost and distributed along the road his
sack Of flour, coffee, tea sugar, and numer
ous other articles of provisions laid in for
the week; that he did not run at all, but
OH the contrary informed his gho stship to
keep respectable distance and not come
n,onkeying around him. lie says that
Frank Thorton was the man TINT did the
running, and deserted him entirely on the
first appearance of the ghost.
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LATEST BY TELEPHONE.

We are pleased to learn that DIR. 1. S.
Bowers has sufficiently recovered from the
typhoid fever to be out again.
Miss Minnie Buchall, of Toledo, visited
Miss Minnie Getz on New Years and ent.
ertained callars from Toledo.
Miss Minnie Morer. of Wapakoneta, was
the guest of Miss Minnie Gelz during the
holidays and returned home Saturday
evening.
tolnny Thompson started for st. Louis
on Monday morning TO engage in the con-
struction of an elevator for the Wabasl,
Railway.
Mr.. Shell F. Miller returned to St.Louis
again OIL Wednesday, after pleasant visit
with his old classmates during the past
Ten days.
Miss Lima Parlee, of Wadsworth, Ohio,
has been employed to take charge of the
Grammar department OF the Union School,
vice Mrs. Frances Harris, resigned.
Mr.. ID. A. IIaylor, Supt. OF the Union
Schools, returned on Saturday having spent
a pleasant vacation with friends at Ober-
lin, Bucyrus, Delaware and other points.
Mr.. Fred. d. Dodge spent the holidays
pleasantly with his parents and friends
here and returned yesterday to st. Johns
College, New York, where lie expects TO
graduate in June next.
The several young men OF Toledo who
have attractions up this way, visited the
burg ON Monday, for the Monday night
ball. and the reception party on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. N. c. West, Supt. of the stone road
spent las, night in the village. He reports
the road IN fair condition when the unus
nsl amount of rain fall during the pas
three months is taken into consideration.
Advertised Lctters.-The following let
ters remain unclaimed in the posIoifice at Perrys
burg, o., for the month of December, 1881:
Gregg. q. Z IL Wm.A. Smith, Anderson
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| Ha nseon, Heuinck W. Tiplady; Emma g. (2)
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| Romers. John Henry
| Setter, Louise (2) Winchester, Capt.
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Holgste, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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PERRYsBURG MARKE
coRREcTRD ny E. L.. EISosBrRy.

PERnYsBrRG, o., Jan 1882,
Wheat :. 81 4j6osl 80 Eggs.... :. Zoe
Crrn q l00lbs.... 70c FlourS'b 81 756Ds 90
do sheiled. 35GS4Sc Oats .....4sc
Dressed ceef.. .607c Rye. II 90
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Hides al P,rrysburg Tannerv - Green,
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North. South.
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Toledo, Delpl0s & Burlington R.R.
THE DELPHOs ROUTE.
New Through Line Between the
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.
Took Effect October D, 1881.

[All trains now run by COnmbus Time
9oIs0 s0urnwHsT. GOING SoRTHEAsT.
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OK In t0fln ayathome. Samples worth s5f
QJ III 0LUAddress stinsona Co. Portland Mrin
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-30
Father SheehI,s visit south.

Editor Morning Ne10s: A paragraph IN the
News of last week informed me Of the arrt-
Val OF the renowned Father Sheehy In sa-
vannab, and remembering his ringing and
intensely heroic letter from Kilmainham
prison to the Clonmel corporation, pub
lished in the MORNING News several months
ago, rebuking them for their turnkey
ism with the British Government on his
account, determined to see him before he
left the city. In company with friend,
repaired to the Pulaski House, where he
was stopping. We sent up our cards, ard
were Immediately ushered to his room, a
comfortable and pleasant one, where we
found him alone. He received US cordially,
and at once entered upon the question of
which he is the devoted and eloquent advo-
cate.
He said that after his release from Kill
mailman prison the condition Of his health,
under medical advice, necessitated a trip to
France. Ia the meantime Mr.. Parnell and
a number Of his colleagues were arrested
aud cast into prison, and the British Gov
eminent was anxious to recapture him. It
was decided by the directory Of the Land
League that he, Mr.. I. P. O'COnnor and
they could be of more service to Ireland
than in al English prison. On their arrival
in America 1t was arranged that Mr.. O'Con-
nor should go West and Northwest, Mr..
Healy South, and he Father Sheehyl to the
Eastern States, where he spoke nightly at
distant points, which left him but little time
for sleep and rest, and subjected him to
considerable exposure by night travel.
At Hartford, owing to severe weather,
he caught a cold which threatened
to become serious. AS soon as able he deter
mined to 90 South. On reaching Washing
ton he was again Frustrated. As soon as
bis condition permitted. he determined to
go out to Georgia and Florida, trusting the
bamv and open climate Of these States
would restore his health. His expectations
were happily realized, feeling almost as we'll
as ever upon his arrival in Savannah, with
the exception Of a soreness of the chest,
which a continuance of his trip to Florida
wonld, he hoped, relieve him from.
He expressed himself highly pleased with
the appearance of Savannah as far as he had
seen It, which, he said, was the prettiest city
he had seen in his travels.
Father Sheehy is man Of handsome and
prepossessing appearance, about thirty
years OF age, Of classic cast OF cOuntenance,
large expressive eyes, indicative of intel
lect and deep thought. He is sn exceed
ingly eloquent and ready speaker. He IL
tended upon his return from Florida, which
would be about ten days, to lecture in Sa
vannsh, Augusta, Charleston, Macon and
Atlanta
We hope his lecture in Savannah will meet
with the success, financially and morally,
which his rare eloquence, patriotism and
grandeur of the cause he pleads for deserve.
a FRIEND TO THE CAUSE.
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NOTICE TO PILOTS As MASTERS
OF VESSHEsS.
Extract from the MiTIHtes3 of the Com
missiOners OF PLlOtage.

SAVANNAH, Jal nuary q. 1882.
GARDEN BAkK-All SINAI vessels and
pilot boats shall anc nor as ne ar the western
end at this point as can be don with safety.
and such vessels shall not anc hor anywhere
opposite the city where they may interfere
with the commerc of the port
FIVE FATHONA-All vessels luSt anchor as
to leave the che mel to the north ward clear for
vessels to pass and repass.
-FOUR MILF POlNr.-AH vessels must an
Choir as near ms north shore as posi- Die, so as
TO leave the channel open to the sout Inward.
VENUS ? OINT.-All vessels must anchor as
near ne north shore as possible, SO as to leave
the cham el open to the southwark.
LONG JSLAND.-Al vessels must anchor as
near the south shore "a possible, leaving the
channel open TO the nOrthwaFd
CUNNINGHAM SPIT All vessels ere posi-
lively prohibited from anchoring at the east
ern cid at this point
QUARANTINE.-All vessels bound to Quar-
anrne Station shall anchor opposite me sta
ton or to the cas- tward thereof, and are posi-
lively prohibited from anchoring to the west
ward OF the station
THBEE KNOLL ALI vessels are prohibited
from anchoring anywhere at this point.
1NBEE ROADS.-All vessels auchoring at
Tybee Roads must anchor so as TO leave the
channel clear for vessels arriving ana depart
ing.
port and anchoring opposite the city, must
anchor so as to leave a clear passage for yes
sells arriving and departing.
All pilots violating any OF these rules shall be
liable to suspension and such other penalties
as the Board of Commissioners may presc- ibe.
GEO. l.. COPE, Chairman c. P.
CHAs F. PRESTON, Secretary c. P.
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The Jasper monument.

The patriotic work undertaken by the
Jasper Monumental Association has been
going on quietly for the past three years, and
the fund now amounts to over S., 600. The
proposed monument, however, will cost
$40 COO, and the efforts OF those who have
the matter in charge should receive the
earnest support OF the people OF Savannah.
An opportunity is row offered all those
who desire 10 assist the good cause
to do so, and at the same time get full
value for the amount they contribute by
purchasing one or more tickets to the
Grand GIFT Concert which is to take place
at the Theatre on the 20 b of February.
The tickets to the concert are only one
dollar, aud the holder will have a chance of
drawing prize OF from 81 to $3.50 in value.
Tickets can be procured st Hamilton's
jewelry store, Fernandez cigar store,
Bren's ticket agercy, Esiil's news depot,
ConUor's news depot and at the MORNING
News of.ice, or fr, N any member of the
Jasper Monumental Association.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-30
The Close of TayO's Engagement.

Mr.. Frank Mayo closed a fairly success
full engagement here Saturday evening, the
several performances being well attended.
At the matinee "Ingomar' was presented
by the company, and we are glad
that we can pronounce the per-
torrance most admirable. Mr.. Bonitace
assumed the character Of "Ingomar," and
GER ainlY did justice to his reputation as
cultivated &C or by his mastery personatiOn.
Throughout it was artistic and true to ma
ture, and was cOmplimented by enthusiastic
appau Miss Laura g Clancy portrayed
the beautiful character OF "Parthenia" in
excellent style, worthy of the highest praise,
and the apprecative audience were enthusi-
astic in their p'audits. The other charac-
tiers were well cast, and the drama entire
was given in effective and pleasing style,
and the performance was highly enjoyed.
Saturday night the engaF cement closed with
the ever popular "Davy Crockett" with
Mr.. Mayo 10 the title role. The play has
been produced here on several occasions by
Mr.. Mavo, and we can only say that IL was
never given better; and the curtain was rung
up at the close of nearly every act in re-
spouse to the enthusiastic applause Of the
audience.
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Rurned 20 Death.

Charlotte Wright, g colored woman OF adj
vsnced age, whilst alone IN her room in q
house In the southern portion Of the city,
on Saturday, accidentally fell in the fire,
and before assistance could be rendered was
horribly burned. She was placed in 4 wagon
with the view Of being carried to the Geor-
vfa I-frmsrv. but on the way death Put an
end 70 her suffsrings.- The COrOUer held sn
inquest Yesterday morning, when, the above
fae-s being stated 10 the jury, they returned
q verdict that the deceased had come to her
anath from the effec.s Of burns.