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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-21
CITY Court.
City Court.
Hon. WIN. ID Harlem. Judge. presie

Hon. VIM. D. HARDEN, Judge, presiding.
The court met at ten q. m. yesterday in
quarterly session.
Jesse Crummey, Jr., VS.. Hsslsm & Haw-
kins. After the jury was selected. the case
was withdrawn from their consideration
and continued to 7th March.
Court adjourned until ten O'Clock a. m.
to-day.
Court met at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
for the trial OF criminal cases, and the fol-
lowing were disposed of:
State VS.. ChuckIe Bacon. Assault. Not
guilty.
State VS.. William Ponder. Assault and
battery. Mol pressed.
State Us. Dora Bacon. Assault. Not
guilty; and further, the prosecution found
to be malicious, aud ordered that the prose
cutrix, Sarah Kennedy. pay the costs. NJ.
]. O'Connor defendants attorney.
State VS.. Ella Kittfes. Assault and bat
terry. Not guilsy. r. Wayne Russell de-
feudsnt's attorney.
State VS.. Julia johnson. Assault. Guilty.
Imprisonment with labor for three months.
State VS.. Thomas Smith. Assault and
battery. Not guilty.
State VS.. Henry Emerson. Breach OF good
behavior. Discharged.
Safe vs.. Henry Emerson. Assault.
Guilty. Sentenced to two months impris-
Onment.
State VS.. VIM. Pouder. Assault and bat
terv. Guilty. Sentenced to four months
imprisonment.
The court adjourned until Monday next
a. four O'Clock p. N.
CRIMINAL CASES
The following criminal cases have been
assigned for trial on the days named:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
State vs.. Michael W. Vaughn. Assault
State VS.. Patrick Egan. Assault and bat
terry.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %.
Safe VS.. Richard DAYS. Misdemeauor.
State vs.. James R. Smith. Larceny from
house.
Safe VS. John H Craig. Assault.
State VS. Samuel Jenkins. Misdemeanor.
State vs.. William Pincknev. Larceny
from the house.
Safe vs. Charles Adams and Philip Wash.
ington. Assault and battery.
State VS.. Hamp Brown. Malicious mis-
chief
STATE vs.. willism O'Conror. Misdemea-
nor.
State VS.. Phillip Wilson. Misdemesnor
State VS. James Fitzgerald. O0structiDg
legal process.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a.
State VS.. Grace Anderson. Assault and
battery.
Safe VS.. Frank Rankin. Simple larceny.
State VS.. Samuel Brantley. Larceny from
the house.
State vs. James Ward. Assault and bat
terry.
State vs.. Emanuel Waller. Assault and
battery.
stare VS.. Richard Butler. Assault and
battery.
State VS. John A. HauOt. Simple larceny.
State vs.. Thornton Banks. Trespass.
State vs. VIM. McKeana. Two cases,
assault and battery.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %.
State VS.. P. &. Shells. Assault and bat
tery.
State VS.. John Williams. Assault and
battery.
State VS.. Sarah Rahilly. Assault and
battery.
State VS. Morris Wilson, Jr. Trespass.
State vs.. Hannah Kenney. Assault and
battery.
State VS.. VIM. H. Dyer. Assault and bat
terry
State va. Caesar BIssard. Malicious mis-
chief.
State VS.. A L Nsmlock. Misdemeauor.
State vs.. Fred. Wsldburg. Carrying q
concealed weapon.
State VS.. Fred Waldhurg. Assault.
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probable Total wreck of a British
Bark.

The British bark Cosmos, Captain Ray
nopd. sailed from Fernsndina few days
since with a cargo Of lumber for the River
Platte, and, in coming out of Fernsndins,
struck on the bar causing her to leak, on
discovering which the Captain Immediately
headed for Tybee. The weather
was rather hszy yesterday morning,
and in attempting to run IN st eight O'Clock
the bark grounded on Tybee shoals near
the southeast portion OF the island, not Tar
from Horse Stone Shoals. The vessel is
heavily laden with lumber, drawing seven
teen feet four riches, while there is only
about sixteen feet at high water where she
grounded and only ten feet ct low water.
She thumped very heavily yesterday, but up
to twelve O'Clock wss making very little
water A tug which was In the vic nifty
proceeded 10 her assistance, but not being
supplied with the necessary apparatus
could do rOthing. The most powerful tug
in the CITY, supplied with the requisite ma
terisI. was sent to her relief last night, and
will try to get her of at high water ihis
morning. The result Of the attempt Is
rather doubtful, as the bottom Is hard where
she grounded, ard she draws one foot four
inches more water than there is at that
point At high water. Her square sDars and
topmss's were taken down yesterday ever
ing so as TO prevent her, II possible, from
turning over at low water. She is owned in
London. but was built st Nspsu. y. 8, ip
1853. ard IS tweuty-eiEtt years old. She Is
A vessel of $40 tons. Is $50 feet long, 2S-feet
besm, depth ot held IS feet. snd was sur
veyed last at Boston in Msy, 1872.
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1 souvenir Of Yorktown.

The Chatham Artillery have had engrossed
couies made OF s. series Of resolutions sdOpt-
ed BIZ thecompsny, in reference to the visit OF
the detschmert to the Yorktown Centennial
and the courtesies received there and on
their return home The penmanship is ex-
cslIent. and the copies are gotten up IN ex-
ceIIent taste. Three copies have been beau
tifu.Iv framed, and one is to be forwarded
10 the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, who
were particularly courteous 70 the Chsthsms
during the days in camp a. Temple Farm
and who were their hosts AZ Norfolk.
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The District Convention Of the In.
transitional Sunday school AssO.
citation.

Since the 1st Of February State Sunday
School Conventions hsve been held in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Florida, and
during the present week conventions will
be held IN North and South Carolina. Dele
gates have been appointed from the several
States to attend the district convention that
will be held 10 Atlanta at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Peachtree street,
February IS b and March 1st.
The Georgis State Secretary has address
ed circulars TO al the county association
officers urging their attendance, and hopes
are entertained by the friends ia Atlanta
thai there will be qui'e q delegation from
different parts Of the State.
Request is earnestly made by the Secre-
tary that the newspapers throughout Geor-
eia be kind enough TO publish this notice
that the State Executive Committee c0rdi-
ally invite Sundsy school workers from all
parts OF the State to attend the meeting as
delegates. ard notify the Chairman OF the
General Committee, J. c. kimbau, so that
preparations may be made for their enter
tainment
the programme promises interesting al
dresses from distinguished workers-liSe B.
F. Jacobs. Of Chicago; G. ". Reynolds, Of
Illinois; PaYson Porter. of PENNSYLVANIA;
Kellogg, OF New York, and others. Let
Georgia be well epresented.-Anantd Con
aitufIOH.
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Tbe u,nt.treIs Moonlight.

This evening Haverly's Mastodon Min
strels make their first appearance this sea-
son at the Savannah Theatre, and will
doubtless have & full house. The per-
formauee generally has been Endorsed by
the press, but We would suggest the mana
ger profit by the hint that is thrown out by
our Macon contemporary in the following
paragraph:
Barring few broad gestures, which we
would suggest to Manager Mack to elimi-
nate while on q Southern tour, the per-
Torrance OF Haverly's minstrels last night
was the best burnt cork performance ever
given to Macon people. The only Leon is
the best femsie persOnstoT ever seen in Ma
con +: the D0ckstsders are good, the bur
lesque on the Sullivan-RTsn tight immense,
and the dog drill the finest We have ever
seen. The entire show was fine, and puts
the Mastodons at the head OF the list"
Reserved seats may be obtained st Bren's
ticket cffice during the day.
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Afw Advertisements.
ASSigDGG'S Sale and Notice.

A DOLPH HIRSCHMAN has made a deed of
"A assignment TO the undersigned, for the
benefit OF creditors, Of all his stock in trade
and other property, consisting Of that stock Of
merchandise, groceries, etc, in the storehouse
on the southwest corner Of Barnard street and
Congress street lane. known as No. u Barnard
street. in the city of Savannah. Also, book
accounts, etc, pertaining to the business here
tofore carried on by ADOLPH. HIRSCHMAN at
the place mentioned. and have left the deei
of assignment for record in the Clerks office
OF the Superior Court of Chatham county,
where il is open for the inspection OF all con-
cerned; and have entered uDon the discharge
of the du les of the trust, and hereby give no
tice to all persons owing any money or debts
to said ADOLPH- HIRSCH HAN to make pay
ment 10 the undersigned immediately. Bar
gains can be had at private sale uDon the
premises. ana purchasers are requested TO ca
and Famine the STOCK. as all goods remaining
unsold after twenty days viii be disposed Of at
sution. H. HAYM,
Assignee.
SAvASNAH, February 20. 1882.
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COURT CALENDAR.


superior N0uEbs
Hon. r. W. CARswELL, Judge of the Md
ole Circuit, presiding.
Court convened yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when the following proceedings
were had:
In the matter of the application of Anna
W. King, widow, etc, for money in lieu Of
dover, oath and return of commissioners
fled setting apart q dover IS prayed for.
Garrard 81 Meldrim petitioners attorneys.
In the matter OF the petition of the
Chatham Mutual Loan Association for
amendment OF charter. Order granted in
conformity to petition.
Carl Epping ct al, eomplaiuants. and w.
H. Millen, defendant. Attachment for
contempt After hearing from counsel,
court rendered decision requiring the de-
fendaut TO remove the lumber In question
from lot No. l. Hutchinsnn's Island. within
twenty four hours, etc. Lester 81 Ravenel
attorneys for petitioners.
Court took recess until 10 O'Clock 3. m.
TO-DAY,
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New Po.IaI order.

We have been furnished by the Post Office
Department with the following new order
in reference to the unconditional admission
to the mails Of -four as fourth class matter:
"Order No. 81, OF June ., 1881. page 10,
July, ISL. Official Guide, snd ruling 3SS.
psge I'd, January, 1SS2, Official
Postal Guide, and so much
OF section 2S3, page 20. postal laws regula-
tons 1879. as requires -four 10 be inclosed
il sealed envelopes before being PIT into
metal b xes for Transmission in the msi's,
are hereby revoked, and -four is declared
rot 10 be Included among the articles which,
IL not properly secured. might damage the
other contents OF the mail"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-21

This evening the grand carnival ball,
under the auspices Of The Savannah Sehuet-
zen GeseIschaft, will take place at the Ma-
sonic Temple, aud from all indications viii
be a very brilliant affair. The committee in
charge OF the arrangements have performed
their duty we'll. and nothing has been neg
leeted that would, In the least, contribute
TO It's success We hear that a crest num-
Der OF costumes have been secured, and It
is anticipated that there will be
very large Increase IN the number OF
Characters represented. Four handsome
prizes are 20 be awarded, one TO each o. the
best dressed lsdy and gentleman masks, and
one % each OF she best characters repre-
sentatfves Of a dF and gentlenau. The
music for the occasion viii be furnished ny
SOlomouis orchestra The tickets are 50.
admitting one gentleman and tFO ladies'
and admission TO the bail room for specta-
tors viii be: whole tickets 80 cents, half
tickets . cents.
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SpEfiai Notites.
Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY
SAVANNAH, January ., 1882.
The following extracts from the Minutes Of
this Company are published for the informa-
ton Of the people OF Savannah
JANUARY 18th, 1882
WHEREAS. The various Improvements that
have been in progress during the past year at
the works of the Savannah Gas Light Company
with view to diminish the cost of manufactur-
ing gas from COAL or oil or other substance
can be awaited Of during the coming summer;
therefore be il
Resolved, That on or before the first day Of
September next the rate charged by this com
pany for gas furnished to its patrons will be
reduced TO q price as low as the diminished
cost of production will permit, leaving mini
mum return on the capital invested. And this
company will at all times supply gas to our
citizens as low as any other company in Sa-
vannah. J. L. GTLMER,
President and Treasurer,
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srncEnnnhR Honda.

The market for stocks and bonds was
comparatively quiet yesterday, with some
little demand for Central, some 800 shsTeA
Of which were sold At I255i Central CON-
mon opened st I26 bid, 10 asked, and
advanced three-qUarters Of a point, closing
81 1853 bid. 127lf ssSed. Georgia common
opened az los bid, 100 asked, aud declined
two points from the bidding price, closing
81 I68 bid. 165 asked. Southwestern opened
and closed at rs bid, 10 asked. Central
Railroad 6 per cent. certificates opened at
% bid. PSI asked, and closed unchanged.
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Hearing Rect red After Is Years of
Deafness.

SAVANNAH, GA, February Il, 1882.
l hereby state my brother, William Allen
Smith, now II years Of sge, had been very
deaf since be was four years Of age, and of
late was growing still worse. Twelve days
ago we had him to apply to Or. Aborn for
treatment. At that time he was so bad that
he could not hear unless hallOOcd to. Aud
now to cur great iOy and surprise, be hiss his
hearing restored 50 that he N hear a watch
tick ten inches from the right ear and few
inches from his left ear, and he is still i'm
proving daily His general health was poor,
with wesk chest. Under DR.. Aborn's treat
ment his health has been very greatly i'm
proved in every respect, and he looks and
feels slmost Ike another person, so great
has been the change. We al feel highly
delighted with the success of DR.. Aborn In
this case. Respectfully and truly.
MRS. WM SHARPE
Indian street, near New Rice Mills.
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Anftinn Sails future Days.
ADMINISTRATORS sALF

BY GEO. W. LAMAR, AuetIOneer.
By authority of an order from the Ordinary OF
Chatham county, will be sold for diStrlou-
ton amongst the heirs. on the SIXTH
MARCH NEXT, g. the Court House, between
the usual hours Of sale.
IS SHARES CENTRAL RAILROAD AND
BANKING COMPANY STOCK
$1,000 CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS
c. R. & B. Co.
The above being the property OF the estate
OF Mrs. Emily B. Guerard, deceased
A. G. GUERARD.
Administrator.
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ADNNIsTRATRIxs SALE.

By virtue Of an order granted BY the Honor
bic Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham county.
We win sell before the Court House. on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH NEXT. during
the legal hours ef sale,
Lots Nos 20 and q Minis ward. e feet 3
inches each frontsge on West Broad street By
seventy feet each. more or less. in depth. sifua
ted on northwest corner OF West Broad ard
HUNTINGTON streets with improvements there
on Sold for payment Of debts and diStrioaffo
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
MARGARET III GRIMM.
Administrator estate q Daniel Grs2uA
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Ere and Ear niseaaea.

DR.. Aborn, at the Pulaski House, is treat
ing all diseases of the eye and ear with the
most gratifying success, as his patients
cheerfully testify.
DR.. Aborn is one of the most successful
eye surgeons on the American continent.
By announcement elsewhere It will be seen
that he will remain in Savannah until the
30th of March. This will afford all who
wish an opportunity Of being treated by
him
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The EleclrIe Light Cast ia the shsd de

Savannah was Wild last night over the
brilliancy OF the electric light, and there is
10 denying that It is s big thing and
grand success, but when those who desire
10 attend the great carnival ball this even
iug visit the store Of Mr.. Peter Lindenstruth,
- Jefferson street, they viii acknowledge
that the magnificent variety OF masks he
hss on hand throws the brillianeY Of the
electric light In the shade. Il Is doubtful
II such q superb assortment OF masks OF
greater variety and suitable for every de-
scription Of character, hss ever been seen In
Savannah. Mr.. Lindensfruth Is prepared to
supply 81 who desire masks on the most
reasonable terms. An inspection OF his ele
CANT and Fsri stock Is advised. Call
around st = Jefferson street and see for
yourseh.-Ads.
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Foreign shipments.

The Norwegian bark siomsnder was
Yesterday cleared for Riga, Russia, by
BIessrs. Hoist & Co. Her cargo eosisted Of
2.540 barrels OF rosin, weighing lila us
pounds. valued 81 S, 100 which was ship
ped By Mr.. T. T. ChaPeau.
Messrs. Richardson & Barnard yesterday
ciesred for Liverpool the Britieh bark Trsv-
eler, with 8 cargo Of 3 800 bales Of upland
cotton. weighing J, sos. So pounds, valued
a. SI12 90 s.
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Rourh Time az Sea.

The schooner Welcome R. Beebe, from
New York, reports having left that port on
the S,h. When at sea on the same day s
heavy gale from the northeast sprang up,
which lasted until the 10Th, during which
her lib was burst, and spare sail was put
on the jib. which was also burst, and her
bobstav chains were also carried away, and
when the vessel was near Hatteras, had
to run back before the wind till she was
put in shape sgain. She sustained no other
damage, and the cargo was uniDjured.
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T0dextoNeW AdverIIsemenTs.

Meeting Of Georgis Council.
Meeting OF Irish Jasper Greens.
Parade of Georgia Husssrs.
Meeting OF Savannah Lodge, &. Of h.
Chatham Mutual Loan Association.
Womanis Christian Temperance Union.
Lunch at 'sThe Office"
Pianos, etc, at Schreiner's.
Apples-JOhn Lyons.
Assfgnee's sale-H. Haym.
Acosta's crackers and candy.
Removal Of Wilson & Vaughan.
Girl wanted for homework
Situations wanted By two girls.
Horse found.
Horses, top buggy, etc, at auction.
Seeds at StrOng's Drug Store.
Rooms for rent.
PocketbO0k lost
Single oysters for sale.
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me GnnrdsHop.

The hop given At their srmory last even
ing by the Savannah Volunteer Guards was
8 very pleasant STAIR. and was well at
tended not only BY members Of the bst-
talon, but By she representatives Of the
several other companies. The fsir friends
Of the corps were out in numbers, snd the
darcfnE vas greatly enjoyed. Tie hops Of
The 6 1srds have been voted IS pleasant and
en51yshle sfIzirs, and the one last evening
vas 10 exception
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-21
The Anniversary Is all OF the wash
HuUrnna

The Washington Steam Fire Engine sud
Hose Company last evening celebrated their
thirty-hfth anniversary by 8 grand ball a.
thsir hall, and IL may be pronounced ore Of
the pleassn-est affairs ever given by that
veteran company. The hal was thronged
with merry couples and the occasion, thanks
10 the judieIous arrangements Of the com
mittee. was rendered exceedingly enjoyable.
TIE music was excellent, and the dancing
was continued until q late hour in the
night, only being interrupted brief while
bv csll Ia discuss q substantial collation..
The Washingtons may be congratulated
upon the ulessurable success Of this ami
Tersarv ball. snd We trust their next one
may prove equsliy as enjOYsble.
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VALUABLE HOMESTEAD.
RYI. meLAUGHLIN & son.

On TUESDAY, the TIA day OF March a. ths
Court House. at the usual hour OF SAFE
That valuable Lot No. ? section J. Cuin,oS; 81
ward. 90 fest font on Henry street 81 -. -
feet in depth. together with s Fer5 IL 81
substantial dwelling house. which cost ses -
thousand dollars. having sil the mocern -
provamentS. Is Is bounced north by hVL-9
street. esSt hy Lot No :. south BY 5 iane' ~
west by Lot II. -. -,
The housas vii readily rent Tor - -
month. and Is . desirable investment.
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DsKzlb Lodge No. 9, L o. o. f., held
TIER regular meeting last evening" and eele-
hrated the thirty-seysuth anniversary Of
the lodge The attendance was quite large,
and the occasion proved very interesting
Addresses we're delivered By y. G. c. II.
carson, P. G. II. 7. A AskeE, Alex. H. Nc
Ds1elI, John ". Wilson and Others Of sis
ter lodges.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
KENNEDY & BLUM. AuctIoneers.

By virture Of sn order granted by the Honora-
bic Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham c7nRiy' !
viii sell before the Court House door Il ssio
CO MY, in the city Of Savannah. on tls
FIRST TUESDAY, IN MARCH MKT, Dc
tween the usual hours OF sale.
Five Hundred Shares OF the Capital stock
of the SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST CON- l3i.
PANY. belonsi 10 the estate OF GEOhoE
WARREN, deceased. and sold for the purpose
Of payment OF debts and distribution among
the heirs Of deceased Terms cash
EDWARD N GREEN.
Admin. traitor.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF RICE PLANTATION
KENNEDY & BLUN. Auelioneers.

IN er and by virtue CT orders granted by the
Court or Ordinary, on the 9th day Of FahFn.
airy. 1882. ! viii sell on the EVENTH DAY
OF MARCH y XF. between the hours Of 10
4. and P n. before the Court House door
OF Chatham county, The following property:
Al that certain tract Of land in Chatham
county known as GROVE HILL PLANfA.
TON. containing 100 acres OF land. more or
less. of which 60 acres are rice lands in co06i.
ton fer cultivation, bounded north BY title
Ogeechee river. east BY lands Of the estate Of
DR.. Cheves d. Eliot. south By Greet Oeeechee
river. and west by lands OK P T. Haskell ard
Mrs Mcleod. with II the stock, farming
utensils, buildings ard appurteuances belong
ing to said plsnfa- ion.
one undivided half interest in the above be-
ing sold as the prop ~ OF the estate of WI
HABERSHAM, deceased. and the other IN
divided hat interest as the property OF the
estate Of STEPH = z. HRBERSHAM de.
ceased. Purchaser % Day for titles
Nm c. WILLIAMS
Executor " N HaGerSHSm and OF Stephen 1,
H.barShaua deceased
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The Eli etFIe LtghG 80 be Substituted
aor

The embroglio between those for and
against the coil gas" bids fair to outliTe
even the Ocean Steamship bond question in
prolixity. and it would be funny thing
after all IL the new electric light company
should step IN and ca1y fl the disputed
bone. No light, however, whether electric,
oil or coal, is needed 10 throw light on
Aitchelis syle Of doing business, as II Is
entirely above board-fair and square
The attention Of those in need OF
CloihiGg Low fOTcibly directed 10 the
fact thst Mitchell, the Cloihier,
"a Whitaker street lyons Block,
mus close out tie remainder OF his bci1tteT
stock aud price viii not prove al obstacle
IS sacrifices must and will be made. Re
member, you may regret sd opportunity that
seldom occurs-Ads.
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We regret 70 learn that young Edward
Henderson. whose serious ToundIng on the
street the night after Christmas Is 50 deeply
dsplored, srd who has since been confined
60 his bed, experienced 81 unfaT0rable
charge On Sunday, and his condition now
Is considered very critical. Another sb-
sexes has formed, ard tie hopes that had
been felt for his recovery are almost aban-
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Marshall ROUSE.

comfortable and well kept hotel,
where commercial travellers and tbe
general public are well taken care Of
At reasonable rates. The manager
leaves nothing undOne thai will en-
nance the comfort of his numerous
patrons.