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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
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in Gdmer5en binquale. Sd lebe iie lau
fen unb iprinsen, ,pdbreno id nit meine
ihmeren Maldine am 0eine elenb mad
bumpeln niub, i'd iebe 1e ellen, mas ibnel
iAmeft unb trtnfen, ipenn iie Durit bo
bsn, rlhrenb id jcbsn giiien unb jsbe
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mid uidt, bas finb @ntiugunSen, bic mi
Der liebe @ott auferleste, oa er mir elne
frunten sSrper in ieine iAons gSelt mi
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nod erbSben nlibt, tparum Sbr mir mel
periasen maBt. ais mir idon periast il
bas, Wlutter. cas fam id nidt einiehei
gDas benn, mas periaeen mir .
benn? rief NDelheib, bic ibn buraaus mid
sn peritehsn idien.
Daa, Watter? Naes! @erabe;
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bura ben srinen Nusenidirm, @Ott
freie friihe 2uft burd beltdnbiSen 3iu
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! {dmalern, mas 70 frei, 70 unermeblid
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!, If Did quf Der Banf por benz Salonfe
itr erpdrten niubte, elm @eiprd4 b
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J bSrt, bas mir bic sause 9drte @u'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
6eit elmer Heihe BON cSa6ren

- Set elmer &eibe bon Sabren ee=
braudte id in meiner 6amilie Dr. u II :
guitR6nig's 0amburger Sro=
b fen, ihreibt 9err Safob Buid, 9aD=
loroille, 3D., unb fiible mid peranIaBt
benielben bas bette Sob gu, 5ollen.
S1on man6er irneiner Befannten bat
auf .mein glnratben bic 5ropfen genomz
men ii6 in ieOer 8e3iebung befriebigen6
bariiber ausgefprDAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
M n 4 / a G.

DR.. 81. Salm, beutl6er 9lugen=
uno ObrenarSt, ,pirb ieoen 3meiten uno
pierten Sonntag bes Wonats in San
Mntonio fein. Nugenz, Obrenz, 9als=
unb ylaien 2eibenbe m0gen ibn i'm
9orO 9otel, a,pii6en 9 Bis IL llbr Mor-
gems uno 2 big 4 llbr 9a6mittags con=
fultiren. tuu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21

- Man treble sutpeilen bur6 elm ober
stpei DOZEN bon aper's pillen ben mil
oer 3eit ii6 i'm 26rper onbdufenben
&ranfbeitsfoff fort, unb man tuirb eli
ner tlarertn 3opf unb sefunberen 2or
pet baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
M maetac.

Ollie perionen, lpel9e mad pfanbob=
iefte in benz Yfanbbauie bes berltorbe=
men Q. Sdmar5 baben, auf peldbe felt
brei Wonaten feline 3inien be5ablt fino,
lperoen eriu6t lebtere absutragen, ba
i'd in 80 Iagen cine Weriieiserung
iammtlider8egenitd abbalten weroe.
"a, II ,30m. s. Granf.
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6. W. 9liflen. 26 @nIeboj

6. ~. 9lidlem, 26 eDleba6
@traBe, bat fortmdbrenb fur oas
% Dolefaleunb & &etail= @efddft
einen groBen 8orratb bon Mepfeln,
Gitronen, Orangen, 8aHanen, NiiHen,
Wfanbeln, &oiinen feinen Ganbies &c.
an 9anb unb empfieblt alles gang be-
ionoers gum beooritebenben Seife.
W{a6t Cure @infduie BEL ibm, ipo ibr
Maes frii6 unb gut finbet. 8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
[ fDetrpit 8ree prsa spm Is. Son

Bs@hsimsr Brps babsn Ioeban Elm Gas.
icao Ton aesDO @tlt grse Scn;e e,taltsn.
Differ @rtitel persaufl iih icbr ralG une
10 muS IS aud letn, psnu Is TT pbne 3pei.
fsl Der bsiie Mrtitsl ,siner Art, Der te etn.
gefhtrt purpe, uno bat nift lsiaes G!si.
den. Sur pas bette Materia! wirD 81
Nsebs Silt Gbee Sonic rerwdubt
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**nOie redte Ga6e sur rehten 3eit
au tbun, 1T cine sroBe &unit." Seoer
Menih Der ON Nieren ober 2ebers &ranf=
beiien leioet 1T iid ielbit segesiiber es
i1uloig, elm padet oNierer=GrautA sl
faufen. ) IS ifdrft yiene Drgane ,un6,
&raft feiner putgirenSen unb urintrei=
benben @irfung, es reinist bas gan5e
&6rperiDfem bon allen b6ien 9lusf6ld=
Qeu.
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= Sic tief1e GohIenmine in Wmerifo

= Sie tieflte Soblenmine in Mmerifa
ioa Bottsuille in PennIDlpanien beliben.
Sur9 ibren 1876 SuB tiefen S6a6t
tuerben tdglib 200 Wasenlaoungert
ieoe bier Sonnen baltenb, geaogen.
Ser TRANSPORT eines Wagens bur6 bic
gan5e 21nge bes S6aGtes bauert nur
tpenig mebr als eine Minute. Gin
Mann, Ser ben S9a9t binunterfieg,
parnt perlonen nit i6ma6en Nerben
bor Der 6abrt lit Die Siefe. 9ie Mas
f6inerie arbeitet stpar serdui6los mie
elm 9Otel Sragitubl, aber bic S6nel=
ligfeit lei 10 grpB, baB man CLAUDE.
einen Sail aus Der 60be gu tbun. ga6
tpenigen Sefunoen merOen bic &niee
f6tpad6 unb sitternb, in ben Obren
faule es fiir6terli6 uno man fblieBe
unpillfiirli9 Die 9ugen, neil es Ginem
borfomme, als ftiir5e ginem bic Mai5e
iiber bem Gopfe suIammer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21

= DhspspRa Der sefdbrlidfe Gtino
oer @eiunbbeit. mtlb bniG Mumensun9
bon ;. Aders DpspepRa= Tablets" furirt.
Bel alien Npotbetern 5u bassn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21

Rsines 8Iut erbdit Die @elmebaji.
CT. Afe.s glcop @ilrr" p,rc BON cen
eerucrrasencfien Aer3tsr empfcblen. 8ei
alle spotbefern gu tuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21
.BuCHuPAIBA

S&nelle, aranolide Sur fir ale
idmerbllhsr Nierens, Blalen= unc rrin=
Srsanzarantbeiten. 81. 4ei apottcs
trn.
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maaere Menfheu.

Wells Health Renewer itelt bic
@efunobeit mieper Der uno siebt 3raft,
turitt Wasenldwdd,e, unfrudlbarleit uno
sancere @eidledtsfebler. 81.
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+ eesrou 0nhio n g,;nfhom's 9eH(on,e

HTr0u 2Dblo y Plnfbanl' 5 PfIansenz
ooer &rarterzWiiGung 1T elm b06lt
tpertbpolIes 9eilmittel fiir Srauen ieben
Differs bic an irgeno einer, Dem 6rallelt=
gei6le6te eigentbiimli6en &ranfbelt,
lei6en. 9ie bon lift prdparirten 6eil=
mittel tperoeu nidf allein III fliiiliger
Sorm ionbern audi in Billen unb Sit
gel6en Gorm Subereitet, in tpelder leb=
teren 5ie li6er unb unbei6dbigt bur0
bie Yoit berlanbt lperben f0nnsl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-21

Hesbs Silt Gsst asnte tefSresrt bte
Hfrbauun9
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= Cine alte Wdrterin, ia9t: ,,Dr
aders Gn9liid Nemeop" 1T bus Bette
Wittel sesen Suiten, Brdune cher Dipb.
erie. Vei allen Npctbelerri au baben.
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Suit 8
Nine,t
eDnsYtomfe elmer
s,nfh6ftaen = e b er.

s9anael an Mpretit, @ebdrn @erftcRfung.
gd,mierse,t i'm 2cpf nit eiIlem bunipfen @efnbl
IN Sinferfrpfe, G9merSen uilter ben coulter.
<iStfern. N1faetriebenfeirt ua9 benz Gilen, NIT
Sihneianrtu aeaen iebe fSrperlibe cber geifttse
sSStiateif. rei,baresE Temperament, tribe Stinls
,,,,rssa NIT REM tefcnberen @efuble, irgeno
zine bblieaenbeit persefien ti baben, yitots'
III @5irre. nersficpfeH, Yunftc Dor ben Nuger,
'nsibe @ Gauf, hbsrtaupt 8cpffdmer5enIl r nesrlalb
beS reAten angcs ar1stssnx .ai ni,, u.ss' ,n
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@raue $sssre s.ss ~ ~ Il sePSsS1s6 fapqE
aatsassst Sie Serieitf ne atatids 1asse ,g ~ eS
Ssssse sssssS!sst e ssq'Sss SSs2stea ''ss -.
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U WusIan II b,

Gur6 cine grploiion in Ser pa=
tronenfabrif 81 Mt. @alieres ipurben
adt 9lrbeiterinnen get0btet unb biele
anoere t0otlid berleet. Ser praiibent
ber banfrott geipOrbenen olnipn Gez
nerale" 1T gu fiinfidbriser @efdnsniB=
bait unb 3ablung elmer @elbbube BON
5000 Sranes perurtbeilt tpprben.
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gases Sacnigfeitem.
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- 9ie pulman Yalafitpagen=&om
pasnie tpirb BON iebt ab audi 6ra6tears
bauen ltnb bat bereits 9luftrdge fiji,
1000 berIelben.
- Sie 8raller I'M Mef1en, Olfen uni
gorben planen cine grb0bung bes
8ierpreifes, neil Gopfen 10 bebeutenh
seitiegen lit.
s.. s. Guler unb $. 8. ct. Spbn,
erlter unb 5tDeiter &afiirer Der 3peiter
Nationalbanf in Sefferfon, Ohio, baben
grobe llnterI6leife gema6t. Snaer III
bur6gebranttt.
Scr Briidenmd9ter 2atprenee
8rDi1feD tppllte bel Ga GroIle, Misc.,
auf einen iiber bic 8riide fabrenbeu
3ug ipringen, ma6te einen Gebltritt
unb fiel 125 SUB tief binunter. Ct
blieb auf Der Stelle toot.
= 9ie Sngenieure Der goft &iper
Bride berIpre6en, baB menigifens Der
GuBpeg iiber bic 8riide gegeu Wfitte
Sanuar fertig seifellt fein tuerbe unb
bann 6em gublifum sur 8enuBung
iibergeben tuerben f0nne.
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ssal,s- 6reis Nrsiie
ssiGetnt
ia mil ausaabme tes @unniaes
sse EoRst
Pm co fit bas Satr cher $3.50 fur
Wlcnff,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
REPUBLICAN COUNTY OONVEN-
TION.
A Lively Time-EleeIiOn of Dele
gates.

The Republicans of Chatham county as
sembled at Empire Hall yesterday morning,
for the purpose OF electing six delegates to
the State Convention, which will be held at
Atlanta on the ID Of August. There was a
good attendance from the various districts,
the great majority of the delegates
being of the colored persuasion. We
understand that the proceedings were
OF the liveliest character, and con-
siderable bitterness of feeling was de-
veloped between the two wings-the Sins
and the outs"-and the appointment of a
Sergeant alarms was found necessary to
preserve any degree of order. One Of the
delegates, it Is stated, was so exceedingly
obstreperous that It was finally found neces-
sary to show him to the door, and he was In
continently "bounced." The squabble con-
tinued several hours, and the convention, SO
report says, had regular monkey ana
parrot time" There are various re-
ports as to the cause of the
trouble, but it seems, from what
we can learn, to have originated in an EFFORT
on the part of the advocates OF the late
syndicate to force through one set OF dele
gates. which efforts were resisted bY the
other side. The convention finally selected
the following delegates:
]. Fl. DevesuX, L. b. Toomer, l.. M.
Peasants, T. F. Johnson, K. w. White
and James A. Sykes.
The State Convention, to which these
delegates are elected, will consider the
nomination of a Governor and full State
ticket, bnt it Is not known as yet what
course they will pursue. 1t is more than
likely that they will decide not to put a
ticket IN the field.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
The SapeIo Quarantine station.

Editor Morning Ne1OS: Much has appeared
of late in your columns relative to the i'm
portance of the Sspelo quarantine station
and its great value to the ports Of Georgia,
South Carolina and Florida, but the matter
has been treated as If either too plain to
need an argument or as II the reasons were
well known to every one. Now, to me, in
common with many others, the value of
this station to our port, at least, is not self
evident proposition, and in order that may
be enabled to make up my mind under
standingly upon this important public
question. | PROFOUND the following ques-
lions to those who advocate the maintenance
of this station, and to their antagonists, If
there are any such:
First. Has the health of Savannah been
better since the establishment of the Sapelo
quarantine station than It was in similar
seasons before such station existed II
yes, second, can this improvement be traced
directly to the increased stringency OF quar-
antine, or to an improved local sanitation +?
Third, Does the Sapelo quarantine station
offer any better facilities for the disinfect-
ing of vessels and csrgoes than our own
municipal quarantine station Fourth. Is
the anchorage for vessels lying at quaTan-
tine In Sapelo sound better and safer than
at Tybee? Fifth. Do the officers and en-
ploYes of the Sapelo station have to undergo
quarantine when they visit Savannah, or
return in the fall Sixth. Do vessels
seeking this port during the
summer and fall months to
obtain cargoes of naval stores and lumber
have to undergo any longer quarantine than
those going to Norfolk or Wilmington for
the same purpose? Seventh. Is the price
OF naval stores in this market different from
that at Norfolk or Wilmington? II yes,
Eighth. Has our evident anxiety to keep up
double quarantine upon our port anything
to do with itg II these questions are an
swered, l may have something further to
say in the future. WANTS TO KNOW.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
Matters aud Things LacOniealIy
Noted.

Barlow Fire Company have meeting to-
night.
The business Of the Central Railroad is
steadily on the increase.
Vennor has been peculiarly fortunate In
his predictions for this month.
Some repairs are being made to the wharf
OF the Philadelphia steamships.
The total amount OF fines imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was S45.
The grand jury Of the City Court will
meet this morning at ten O'Clock.
The number of deaths in Charleston last
week amounted to 3S-whites -, colored p.
The chain gang were furnished with sew
eral healthy recruits by the City Court yes
terdsy.
A party Of young men left yesterday on
the yacht Nettle for Warsaw, on a two
weeks maroon.
The rain yesterday was the most continu-
Gus and heaviest we have experienced any
day this month.
Gen. Alexander r. Lawton will deliver
the annual address before the American Bar
Association at Saratoga on August 6th.
Mr.. H. L. Schreiner, Ticket Agent OF the
Central Railroad, left last evening on an
extended tour through the West on railroad
business.
Charles H. Banks, formerly of this city,
lately employed at the Northeastern kali
road depot In Charleston, died In that city
on Friday last.
MI. George NJ. Swan, of the firm OF Swan
4 SeOyflle. ) South street, New York, is In
the cItv and will spend few days looking
after the interest of his house.
The steamship VIM. Lawrence will take
the Mace of the Saragosss, on the Baltimore
linz. for the next two trips. The Saragossa
will be laid up for repairnting and renoVa-
ton.
Last night about seven O'Clock Policeman
Farr was called upon To arrest negro man
who was under the influence OF liquor and
acting in a disorderly, boisterous manner on
the street.
Captain N. P. Usina assumed command of
the steamer City Of BridgetOn yesterday, In
place Of Captain Hallowes, who has gone
on a brief visit to his home in Barnwel
county, South Carolina.
Emma Brown, the notorious negro female
who was arrested by order of the Coroner
for using obscene language at the inquest
on Olive street on Sunday, was Yesterday,
in the Police Court, fined SO.
VIM. Mack and George Bonaparte, the
negro boys who were arrested in the Market
on Saturday night for picking the pocket OF
Ollie Tilton, q colored woman, were Yester-
dav turned over by the Police Court to the
City Court.
Major George A. Whitehead, the courte-
GUS and efficient General Passenger Agent
of the Central Railroad, was in the city yes
terday. HIS many friends are always glad
to welcome him to Augusta, and to take
him by the hand. There is no truer gentle
man anywhere than Major Whitehead
augusta Chronicle, 23d.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
The Late Robbery at Heidt's Wagon


The particulars of the late robbery of
several farmers at Heidt's wagon yard have
been given in the MORNING News, as also
an account of the arrest of some negroes
who were believed to be concerned in these
rObberies.
Yesterday morning the accused were
arraigned for trial in the City Court on
charge Of larceny and of larceny from the
person. On the former charge Nat VIII
lisms and Charles Rain were arraigned.
Williams was acquitted, but Rain plead
guilty, and was sentenced to a term OF four
months on the chain gang. Myers VIII
liams, Charley Williams and James Dray-
on were charged with larceny from the
person, there being three separate
charges against each. Drsyton was
found not guilty aud discharged. The two
Williams boys were convicted and sentenced
% serve six months each on the chain gang,
in each case, or eighteen months In all.
This prompt justice will, IL is hoped, have
the effect of lettering the vagsbOnds who
lnfest that portion of the city from 10
dulgfng their propensity to steal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
COURT CALENDAR.
Superior Court.


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:
State VS.. Thomas Golden. Murder. This
case, specially assigned for trial, was con-
tinued for the term, upon motion of the
Solicitor General, in consequence of inability
to secure the attendance Of an important
witness.
Charles Blohm VS.. the Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Savannah. Certiorari
from Police Court. The above stated case
having been argued on Saturday, the court
rendered decision in favor of the plaintiff
in certiorsri at cost of the defendants.
Samuel Puleston VS.. Mayor and Aldermen
Of the city Of Savannah. Certiorsri. This
case having been argued on Saturday last,
the court rendered a decision affirming the
judgment Of the Mayor and Aldermen, and
Diminishing the certiorari at cost of the plain
tiff.
Richard Baker and others, complainants,
and Peter Houston ct al, defendants. In
equity. Argument was heard upon motion
for new trial made in the above case by
compliments, and decision rendered grant
ing the new trial.
In the matter OF the application of Bierne
Gordon for reappointment as Notary Public.
Application granted.
Court adjourned until $50 o'clock a. m.
to day.
The following cases are assigned 70
trial to-day:
State VS.. Henry Tyson. Assault with in
tent to murder. Solicitor General for the
State; A. P. Adams for the defense.
State VS.. Lewis Beasley. Flanders Blizzard
Il. Oh
General for the State; Messrs. P. NJ. & r.
Wayne Russell and VIM. Clifton for the
defense.
State VS.. John Roberts and Salisbury
Barnard. Simple larceny. Solicitor General
for the State; VIM. Clifton for the defense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-25
Stoeksand Bonds.

Stocks aud bonds were in fair demand to-
tiav at frmer values, except Central COM
mon, which closed weak. Central common
ouened at SO bid, IS asked, and declined
three points from the asking price, closing
at "a bid, 95 asked. Augusta and Savan-
nah opened and closed at III bid, 119
asked. Georgia common opened at 14S bid,
152 asked, and advanced Eve points on the
bidding price, closing at l5S bid, l55 asked.
Southwestern opened and closed at ia bid,
III asked Central Railroad six per cent
certificates OF Indebtedness opened at 9411S
bId- g5 asked, and closed unchanged. Savan-
nah lords opened at IS bid, S511S asked, and
advanced a half point, closing at So bid, So
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Yesterday morning in the Superior Court,
when the case against Tom Golden, colored,
charged with murder, was called, the State
was compelled to ask q continuance, It hsv-
ing been discovered that the most important
and material witness for the State, Salins
Mcintosh, a negro woman, had disappeared.
It is stated that she was in the city up to a
short time ago, but the bailiffs who were
sent after her reported that she was non est
ingelstits This case has been before the
court for several terms, and it is to be re-
GREETED that it cannot be tried and disposed
Of The frequent cOntinuances and mis-
trials entail expense on the county. The
suppOsitiOn is that the woman has changed
her place of service since the last summons,
and is not purposelY trying to keep out Of
the way.
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Index 20 New Advertisements.
Meeting Of Knights OF the Golden Rule.
Attention, Barlow Fire Company.
Shoes at Altmayer's.
Morning News Steam Printing House.
Auction sales-Kennedy Il Blum.
House wanted.
Saddle pony for sale.
Three cOmpositOrs wanted.
Situation wanted.
Executors sale-Kennedy q Blum.
Music at Battery Park this afternoon.
City Marshal's sale.
Personal notice.
Notice-Meinclke * EbberWein.
Dwelling for rent.
Residence for rent.
Hay-ThOs. H Robinson.
Citizens Mutual Loan stock for sale.
Pasture-G. NJ. Heidi & Co.
Bagging, etc.-A. Minis Il Son.
PotatOes-C. L Gilbert & Co.
Apples, etc, at Gsrdner's.
Furnished bedroom for rent.
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Open Work Underwear,
Both Red and White, st LaFar's.-AdU.
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AVERAGE.

COTTON BELT BULLETIN,
For the twenty-fOur hours ending July "a, 1882.
ID.
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COMMUNICATED.
0La00rsfrOeVr1EaSS

1t may not be amiss to give the correct
name Of our ornamental Towering tree, as
above. From time to time notes Of admira-
ton Of this tree have appeared in your
paper, under the names of Largess, ETC.,
and Lsegus, etc.. thereby depriving the old
gentleman for whom It was named the
honor conferred. 1t was named In honor Of
a Swedish traveller, Magnus Lagerstroem.
The botanical name is LdgeFStrOenaiG I'ldiCd;
the local or common name is Grape myrtle.
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Dsatb ofan EstImabIe Lady.

Our community viii be panied to learn OF
the death of Mrs. Caroline r. Cubbedge,
reHet Of S. J. NJ. Cubbedge, which occurred
at her residence on Gordon street yesterday
morning early. Mrs. Cubbedge was lady
noted for her noble, Christian character,
and was dearly beloved by very large
circle Of friends and scquaintances for her
numerous charities and acts of benevOlence,
and BY many Of the poor Of this city will
her death be deeply lamented. Mrs. Cub
hedge leaves three children, Mr.. E. w. Cub
bedOe. Mrs. b. n. Sassnett and Mrs. j. a.
q. Carson. besides other relatives and a
host of friends, to mourn her demise. She
was about sixty years Of age. Her funeral
will take place this afternoon at 4:5O O'Clock,
from Wesley Monumental Church.