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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
CRARLEY M'cOMAs.
The Missing Boy Reported Safe. aud
Daily Expected at San Carlos.

Washington, ID. g.. December g.
Lieutenant General Sheridan has re-
lived a telegram FROM Malor-General
Pope, saying he Thought the white hoy
Charley McComas h with a hand Of
Cbirlcahun Indians, aud daily ex-
peeled to reach the ann Carlos agency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
Sararlac Singed.

Saranac, Mich, December 2I---Fire
early this morning destroyed Tbomas
Foujk'a furniture store, q. a. Bur
bank's jcwelry; Bonner Il Humber,
boots aud shoes; Anderson a. Walkers,
hardware; j. +. Anderson, dry goods;
j. II. killmer, groceries. Loss sso, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
A Ilenuest.

Boston. December y. ny the viii
Of Geo. Oakes Clarli, his estate. valued
al $500, 900, IL left IN trust for the beDe-
III ~ his family. aud after thor de-
cease aud all relatives, the estate IL be-
gneatlied 70 Harvard college.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
II TEXAS, FRIDAY DECEMBER 2s 1883


w ~ De interested in knowing that in our TWO DE
PARTMENTS only the best of work is artistioalv ex
ecuted Our Millinery stock is very complete. Our
Dress making Department fully equipped with FIRST
class artsts, MISS BERLIN & co.
Houston Street Near the SQUARE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
Barn Rurner NenIcnced.

Albany. n. ~. December q.
Hougi Kirk, a barn burner, was sen
fenced 10 live years In the state prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

EDGAR RYE, attorney nj law, county Al,
IA tornoyl Albanv, Texas.
MMun.EN y HUMPHREYS. Attorneys
Nl at law, Fort Worth, Texas. COLLECTING,
porpor'uon and general litigation. Ofiiue Ia
tree;s,
7'f---Ti- - ---7----
Y, ORR, Lawyer and Land A.ent, Ver
~ non, Wilbargcr county, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
WANT COLUMN.
Personal.
SITUATION wANTED-rEMALE

ASrBD--BY a LADY OF 20 YEARS
Experience ~ teacher. u situation 10
NNrth o. one 81 the adjacent cities,
I 7 IN q school or family. Is church,
fhn. Firsi-class references given. Address
W. Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
FARMS ron SALE.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

UWo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
| rent---A Large one, sui able for Two or
three gentlemen. Fourth aud Grove street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
FOR nrNr-pwrLLlvo nousrs.

EoR REN "a FINE sIX-RooM HOUSE
l. 'ol on Eas, Third street, inquire OF ChRs.
Pagget.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
HOTELS.

M cGREGOK HousE-MAIN SPhbhJ,
lfi McGregor Texas, by Mrs ID. J. lsh and
Prof. q. Heard; the dTnmmers' home; table
supplied with all the delicaoies OF the season.
DAFF's HOTEL, Denison, Texas, located
IL in central portion OF the city. tlrst-clnis
accomm odations. Popular resort ofeommef'
clRl travellers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

DETER HART. Attorney -atLRw. EoiarJ
Public and Land Agent, Albany shack
elIord county. Texas. TnAeA paid Tor pDn,
residents Patents procured, Titles eSaninec
and land business centrally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
a,usioAl..

DUY THE GUARANTEED PIANOS, THE
ID Best makes In the market, Weber, Pond
Ives, ]. =. Hale 4 Co. al Max Iilsers Sos. q
and 40 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

GENTS WANrEp-ln every county in
n ISAas, 10 canvass for the Temperance
For terms and specimen copies address che
Publisher, Caldwell, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

Coke or Garland or any other states.
man could be forced into the perpe,ra-
ton of such folly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

rEASF, sPARgMAs 4 TREScHARD-
V Attorneys at law, DecaturTeras,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

nv w. ROuTH. HOMEOPATHIC PdY9l
w. clan, Fort Worth TeSus. Office and
residence corner Third and Rnsk stree,s OPP
pOsite Opera-House. Telephone, No. 20
NJ RICH, DENTIST, FOhl'
IN. Worth. Texas. O1icc--No, 10 Main
street, up stairs. uscS Nitrous oxide Gi,s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

n G. JOHNSON, attorney At Law, real oA'
ts,ie aud collection agent, Bowie. Mon-
ts.eie county, Texas VIII practice IN The
courts OF Montague ana adjoining counties.
Special attention gwen " land matters and
t6 eolIeotIons. References given " desired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
ALI sorrs

. NEW FIVE TON WAGON SCALE.
" win be sold cheap FOR cash. Apply ~
the GAZETTE office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

N. JAMasos. AIroKSEl-AT-LAW
j. Xh!teEDoro, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
wa NrEp-rEMALn nELl.,
FOR sALE-MIsoELLANEors.

NOR sALE--BLANK DEEDS WITH VEN
Il doris lien retained. GAZETTE JOB once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
LAW CARDS.

,IELyFN & BRITT, LAWYERS AND
VI general land agents. We have o,irn'
plate abstract OF land titles OF Baylor county,
Seymour Baylor county, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

JIAgRoLD q. LEONARD, ATTORNEY
Ii atlaw, Decatur. Texas. Practices IN the
farrpnt, Denton, Parker and wise counties,
ia Federal courts at Dallas and Supreme
Dourt Of the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

1IAERELL TEIEDENHAus-R J..
III lHarrell, lawyer; Il. Friedsnhnus, land
and live stock agent--lawyers, land and i've
Stock agents, Fort Stockton, IecDs county
Texas. Have ranches from GiD up to lyi!rD
acres. VIII buy and sell all kinds of stock on
commission,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
FOR sALH-Lrvn srocK.
wANrED--AGENrs.

WANlED = AGENTS FOR FAMILY
w Bible, albums and Encyclopedla of
Business and social Forms at publisheris
liives. a large stock ON hand. Apply at the
corner OF Fourthand Houston, owe Washer
y Angusrs clothing house, at the American
Copying Comp0ny's art studio.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Cincinnati, sonntag ben is. September 1883.

auB auf, feline Stirne. Damn rib iie Iif
lo5 unb idritt raid nad ibrsm SauTe su.
Jtobert mar auf oemieIben SeLsitld
nleoergelunten, no er por elmer Stunbe
SDhama eripartet bate. Gr ltarrte ibr
mad uno Die bon UionoIi9t umfIollene
Geltalt eri6ien ibm tpie Elm g9eien aus
elmer anoeren g8eIt. NunrerI1ipanb Der
Dtpno blnter elmer Q8plfe lmo aud iie
elitl4uanb ieinem Slid. Gs traro Ra6t
uno ein eiiiger Suftitrom sIitt ipie Sies
berldauer itber ielnen 9Orper. gs tpar
ibM tpie am Abenc, ca Der IeBts Sonnens
bllf BON Der berbitli4en Slur ibipanS
......als OBJ Der Sob bar9 bas IbaI
huiAte......
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Gigeuer 8praue.

nBeI4em Snitruniente seben Sic ben
SOrsuS, 5srr grOfeHor," fraste cine
Dame ben Dem Oliettantenbaiten Diuii,i>
rem fetnoIi4 Sslinntsn 4eitbetiter g.,
Der UloIme orer 2Ianier 81 9rpfe e
Ior: yunbsOinst Der 8ioIine - benn
be fann man isSst3sis bsqusm gum Osns
Itsr binausperfeg."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
gRiBgunRia.

Teneripebrbauptmam (einss fIeinen
Staot9ens bel einem Ianslt serIebnten
S9eunenbrdnOe gu siren berbeiseeiIten
SorIipribsnmeiftsr) ,@as tpolIen Sic
bier !! Dla9en Sic, baB sic nit sSbrer
Spriss fpieoet mad SauIe tomlnen; bies
les 5susr bier 1T - unier 5susr!
!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
9DRfsDeritanben.

044, anaebetetes SrauIein, tpenn Sic
iplbten, ipie ib bin perIiebtl" !" ,,Daein
kebsr 9err 2dmmIe, bas z oas bin ib
aud !" y2ieber @Ott, mir nil ser=
iprlngen mein 9ers GIio tpirfIiH Au4
Sic llno psrIiebt 2" ,,@etpib! Gie
baben bod ben blbiden lieutenant eben
NIT miT tan3en Ieben 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Mud Gin QadtheiL

Die 8eIeu9tuns bes 9arfes nit sIete
trii6em 2itts iuar ssItsrn gang iuperb--
man bate 6arauf ssibtporen, CAP es
iplrfiIb Dlon6Ihein mar" - .@stpiB -
aber i4 ,neine, sS I6tpdrmt ii& bod niht
10 gut, ais bsi'm ipirtIt@sn Nsoneli&t."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
3s6iaoeeros uno efep6autine.

Gin GltIides Rbinpcerps,
0as beuts nod am @cngea mtilt.
Mar IN eln Glsp5antenipeib
Garv fiirtbssrlin rsrttiIt
Gs Lief ibr mad auf ShriH uno Eritt.
&s naante lie rertraulih ,.Du"--:
nDn bersise, Dn [eblids.
Dl Glsp9anienfab!"
Die tide Glepbansenfub
Gar bon Der 1sisumg tisi aerlbrf,
pat nnter'm Iinfen S1ultfsbIatt
Gin Sudsn aus1 pesipiirt
8Gie iprad9: ,,Gs mare oIIes rsttk
Wsetn 6reunb, nur aiii Der Hajs ptrn.
OaS pabt in uns'se Gbe nidbt,
0as sroSs saritss Aprar'
Dos dIfliAe 9sbinsercs
9sabm NiItt uuo Esistsit itkt sik4nssn'.
nno Sd,ius ons sebone 5orsI Grs ~
Mn einem 1ambusitansns.
glun risI Die 0lepbantenfat
s4fetn tteit'rer Gdpas, ooS tHof'f nj fein
! gDenn DIR nun isph Gin 8it5{st n6dIlf.
Damn ioa be 2c45eit fstu &
Dos dItlids HbinOssrcs, 4.
1Nt tisiem Gram i'm 2(1saefltnt. M ss
GHonf IN bes @da6e5 Stieasl1xirfn
Der MaifIel ivds4lt JeIt u}6}l
Ginbuubsrt Sabrs oIstt, = 5,nss N
4rn @nuae3 au5 hin ire,ui6 &in. q 81,
asS 81 ,;ss'. 81 :: 3 M M z ssE Y -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
SsssntbeiIissr Bepets.

vA1, seben Sic mir NIT Sbren &cm=
pIimenten. I'm iolsbsn 5erren su sefaI.
lem tpie Sic iinO, muB man jung unb
iaon ietn = $50 osnfen Sic bin, mein
6rauIsln! Reine 3uneisuns su Sbnsn
benefit oas GessntbelI !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Gin 6afenfus.

(Ebjerbanciser Barmann fcmmt ans
seiauielt ipdt mad Sauis unb pirb bon
ieiner GhebdIfte unianft en,pfangen.
Settle ytuhe entainbst nod mebr rem
Corn Der Satin. 8armann fIahtet
iih in ben 9ofpenfDnis.)
Srau: ,SOmm' nur bsraus, 9a 9a=
isniuB"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
8 0 8 b 1T.

Gin Ebeaterbidter, psNen Stade, i'm.
rlsr ous5epFthen tpuroen sins eiult aui
Der gromsnaOe uno rfiff 70 oor iia bin.
= DAbd !" meinte ein BprlbersebenDer,
Der ben SiRter fannie, Der felltt gsipiB
an Elm nsueS Stud"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
9rafifdsr @traIsid.

Gommerslenratb: yWsnn bic Baufunlt,
tpie man faSt ssfrcrene Dsuiif lit, mas
ilt banu Die Sennbutte 2" - YrpfsiIDr
Der 4sitbstit: y9laH Elm gsfrorsnss
S6naoabiisferI, ,nein 2iebsr."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Qluber 0rppprtipn.

(Oer Spftor Iest Dem nasersn Sbig
ein Senfpfiaiter auf bic 8rult. Qlls bass
lslbs su Sleben anfdnst, iarsit Sbis auBsr
i!b) y9err Doftor, 6srr 9oftor, pas is
ss pisI Semi Dor 10 tpenls 6Ieii1 !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Mannigialtiges.

Cine Sraee an bas @efdid.
. .9So bleibt benn mein DhlenmauI, 5srr
Cberfellner ?" ygntlbnIoisen Sic, ia
glenbts Sic bdtten es i9on!@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
@ebamfsnipdne

Utan lou Rsinen iuedsn, INN ibm Elm
SGlalpulrsr su rei1sn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16

neal Sdisbe bon Gerfts NIT 6 2iter gles
eeilz coer SIuBipailer In. eiiien neusu
Iopf bis snr 5dlfte ei,l gisBe onnn Die
4ttohung piir9 Elm Iuh unb iese Ii
Srtb Ilnftur BON perunniihem Bailnm
sli. Dian iDdfht iid ban,it Ulprgens uis6
AbenoS mlttslls zines sSlanslasts.
Snn nitutsfrihte. Badfifb:
Weibt DL GroBmama, ipie snaIs elm GI
peripeiSt Dinn nir,it,t Elm 81, perfcrirt
oahelbe auf Der Aperleite, bringt in Der
forreiponoirenben BaliS cine Seffnnua
btne,ri, iebt oas 81 an bic 2ippen, iabas
ltrt NIT aller 3raft ben 9tbem unb cas-
Vi lit isineS Snbaltes p5Ilig entieert.
8tpBmutter: Stein, fpas eS bp@
lest fur mertip!iroiee Grfinbungen gibt!
Srtlberbat man sirei Sober binsin genaAt
nno bas 81 ausoeIutI1t.
Sn WuiiffreiIen cirfuIirt
eine biibibe 9lnefbote, bic Der 8erbreIs
tung iuertb ilt. gtn einem ilibbeutiben
5oft9eater CAB man flrsIib cine dltere
Sper be nur Ielten, ipean es Der 8eaent
trInldt seeeben tpirb. Sm britten gft
tpnlmt nun elm sIemIi6 ausgebebntes
5lDten= cber SnrfenIolo Dor. 9lIS Der
&apellneiiter IN ieiner Yartitur, Die felt
Sem GOoe ces friiberen Dirissnten niht
mebr aufseibIaeen ipar, su iener SteIe
fam fau6 er, eini8e Iafte Dor benz
Shlub oes Splos, Die braItiI1e 8leiitift-
oninerfung: .,S!er mullen bic BipIiuep
9etreft tueroen I" ~
@egenfeitige RontrpIe.
9 breiber Gum Ssnlter binausf6au.
eno) SSebt feb ttb nem Niourer ca briis
ben i1on bret Stunben 3u, aber aud feis
nen Strei@ pat Der sserI ieitber aelhafft.
Sest r,D9t' if niir aud tpiiien, ,rpfir
ioi@s asute ale Samftas ibr @eib ein.
ltrel9eR.
Wtaurer: Sect suft Der S6reis
psrstnebt idon bret e'i3lasne Stuno'
su mir 'rilber unD BOT in bera sansen
Belt no foi SSeOer ang g'rest. Sest rnDdt'
no au tpiiia, fir mas 10 1agoish ibr'
e'foioans ei'avsarnet.
Aus Der SnItruftipn. Serz
seant: 8efrut 8enbele, Jag er mir sins
NAL, tpas oer5oloat au bea9ren bat, ipsnn
er e'nem 0ffisler cine WeIouns lbsrbrin4
gen iol?
Netrut 8enbeIe: Der GpIcet
bHHet Obne ansaflcpfsn baS 3immer, tritt
etn paar Sdritte IN militdri5eber Gals
tuns Dor unb meIost bann, mas ;u nseIs
ben 1T!
HrernterIieutenant ron
y Srummoir @ans rihtig bas, Ben-
belle 4ber eas fpia i'd Gu9 iasen, itr
SerlS, tpenn elmer su mir fonnst mup uirbf
anflopft 10 fliest er bic Treppe binuns
ter, oas sr li9 ale 3nOdbsn i'm 2eibs ,sss
bri9t.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16

2ebrer: @ie pisI Gimme ba{t Du ?
6nabe: Bier: Sebsn, Gbren,
Sebmefsn, 6iibIen.
2ebrer: Du bait ia cine RGis, tpas
ibuit Du nit osrs 9o4 riedens
Snabs: 9ein, i'd babe sinsn unses
beursn SGnupfen
Die Bbilofop5ie hes Maus
f6ss. Gin sutmiitbiger TruntsnboIb
ipadsIt bard bic Gtraben, inbem er foIs|
sea6sn cptimiitiiGsn 6sbanfen glusbrud
Sls6t Die 2si6sn 9a. bic 9feinsn
gSaS fDunen Die MAIDEN? 6ie f6nnea
an4 nlebt bstrunfsnsr fem, ala mir 1"
6ab sinSsma9ts Gyl6ts|
ssirlnnen iebr an 9oltbarfsit, ipenn man
iie in ben @efaBsn auf Der Dberilahe nit
elmer 3oa bidsn Gage esito6snsn Ruders
bsltrsut uno banH in bss esw6bnli&m
Msile subin0st.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16

iol BEN @sber uno benz Bee
iHenften irobI tbun.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-16
Oai,e Nauluser 933.

Sd6nbeitsnafler. Ulan fo9e
isean Sdaoe bon 0erfts NIT 6 2iter ylss
eeilz cDer SluBipailsr in, eiiiem neusu
1ppf bis snr 5dIfte eing sieBe onnn Die
4tfohung blir9 Elm IuA unb iebe Ii
Srtb Iuaftur BON peruaniihem BaiInm
su. Dtan tDdibt fib oarait Usorgens ,iis6
abencs silittsllt eines ssIaneIileGs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-13
Savannah. Florida & Western RI


SUPERiNTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, July 2S, 1883. /
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY 90
" 1888, Passenger Trains on this road will
run as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-13

LONDON, sept. y, 400 p. m.-Consols.
100 1-l6 for money; 100 9-l6 for account
NEW YORK, sept. 12.-StOcKs quiet and firm
Money 2G21Z per cent. Exchange-lOng
81 sl52; short. 81 s.. State bonds dull. Gov
eminent bonds steady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-13

}
/ Lord HiggletOn, who came to Arkansas
/ with view to the purchase of a large
| tract Of timber land, does not like certain
/ social conditions which he found in the
| remote regions where the steam-whistle
has never disturbed the quiet Of the
/ squatter.
Some time ago, while riding alone
/ through the woods, he lost the pretence of
| road he had been attempting to follow.
| Night came, bringing with it a heavy
! black cloud from which torrent of rain
/ began to pour just as he had despaired
\ OF finding place of shelter, he saw Il
/ small light cleaning among the trees.
/ Guiding his horse in that direction. he
I soon came to fence surrounding small
/ house.
Say; my good man, he called.
"0Ou bet I'm a good man." repIied
some one, opening the door. Pm counted
/ the best man in this community. No
/ longer ago than Yesterday | flung Abe
I Nuckle. Don't know Abe. | reckin? ~
NO; | am not acquainted in this cOun-
/ try" and, thinking to impress the man
with his rank, which in America he knew
was always toadied to, he added: 81 am
| the Lord -"
"The devil you say Then | reckin Won
air stranger here. julie" turning to
| his wife, git up. The Lords out here
You don't understand me-" said the
Earl of HiggletOn, waiting for an invita-
ton before dismOunting. 81 say am the
/ Lord
'Oh, yes; un'erstand. Amt been much
acquainted with yer in the past, but
! reckin ken make up fur lost time i'll the
tutur''
Il am as wet as a drowned rat, don't
you know"
Don't know, podner-'scuze the famil-
iarity-but l have reason ter jedge that
yer air. Never seed a man that could
stay out IN the rain without gittin' sOrter
damp"
Look here, Pm tired of this foolish
ness"
I'm loo1in' thar, but l KANT see
nuthin'."
''Well, blast your bloody hide, haven't
you got enough sense to ask a man in out
of the rain?"
"Recllin Eve got the sense, but amt
got bloody hide, an it would take Il
good 'un to bloody it. If We don't believe
it, JUS slip-shuck yerself.'
M use, you know, to talk to me that
way l am graduate of a boxing acad-
| envy
Eyes, an | split rails fur ten years. /
carry a maui in one sleeve and a hand
spike in the other, an 4 wedge on top o.
my head"
''You, pap" called the woman, ''let the
man alone. Didn't he say he was the
! Lord, or suthin' o. the sOrt?''
Il amt goin' to poster him, lessen he
| ags it on, but don't care if he's Gineral
Jackson. much less the Lord, he KANT
| tamper with me-"
''1Ou persist in miscOnstruing what
| say" said Lord HiggletOn.
! ''Jule, did yer hear that word? Blamed
/ if l don't think he is a sort of a Lord"
Il want to come into your house and
! dry myself by the fire"
"Then come on, fur yer are as welcome
! as the fresh air in June. Come in, sir"
! he added, as the stranger approached;
/ you didn't say that you wanted to come
/ m
But you might have known that /
did"
| eyes, but l never try ter tend ter other
/ folks business. 1t was norated aroun'
this neighbOrhOOd onct that could whip
/ the devil, am when you said yer was the
Lord | didn't know but yer wanted lit
tie fun. Make yerse'f at home, sir. julie,
/ git the jug"
Hills HAIR DYE, black or brown, 80
! cents
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-13


NEW ORLEANS, Sept l2.-Exchange, ban
kers' sterling 81 S2l5.
NEW ORR. Sept l2.-Excnange. 81 Sl3<.
Money per cent. SUb-Treasury balances
Com, $ll9,S0I, 900; currency. 1883. 600. Gov
eminent bonds steady; four and a half per
cents, llzi a; four per cents, 1895; three per
cents 1887. state bonds dull.
The day in stock circles was unimpOrtant.
vt the opening the market was steady to
strong, and in the first sales there was a
sharp advance of > To IA per cent, Michigan
Central leading. subsequently the improve
ment was lost, and speculation continued
dull throughout the greater part of the day.
The decline from the best figures of the dav
was comparatively slight Michigan Central
declined , per cent. to Slla Central Pacific
y per cent. To 81 J, Northwest = per cent. to
lz6i > Denver p per cent. to 275s, Louisville
and Nashville = per cent. to 50l 5, Lake Shore
q per cent. to 1913, Erie D per cent. to 3O7s,
Northern Pacific per cent. TO 40i 4. preferred
! per cent. TO I354, oregon TranscOntincntal
2 per cent. to 657s, Western Union > per
cent To 81 In the final sales there was
fractional rally. Compared with last nights
closing prices are lstd's per cent. higher, eX-
cept Lake Shore, Northern Pacific preferred,
Oregon TranscOntinental. Texas Pacific.
Union Pacific, which werel "a 3 percent. lower.
The rumOrs current Yesterday in regard TO the
alleged cutting of rates 10y the Trunk lines
were not repeated to-day. and the compare
tive strength of the market, Notwithstanding
the dizziness, was due 10 the denial that any
cutting Of rates was going on. The quarterly
report Of the Western Union, made public to-
uiiN- slO Neu a sur plus, after paying interest.
sinking funds and dividends, of 1913. 036 an
increase OF $l23520, instead of 100000 as re-
ported Yesterday The report Is more favor
able than hdd been expected. in view of the
strike. The report Of the Erie and leased
lines for May was given out after bust
ness hours this afternoon. and showed
an increase Of $50, l9S in gross earnings, an IN
crease of $685., 49i in operating expenses, and a
decrease of S2l.30i in the net earnings COM
pared with 1852. while the statement for
April showed decrease Of $l22 26S in gross
earnings. an increase of $77.77S in operating
expenses. and decrease of $20O.046 in net
earnings. In SpecialtIcs Chicago, st. Louis
and Pittsburg rose per cent. to "a, Richmond
and Danville declined IL per cent. to Go, Long
Island per cent TO -, and Minneapolis and
ST. Louis per cent to 81 Inrailway bonds
the principal activity Is West shore and
Buffalo irsts, the southwestern Issues and
Central Pacific firstS. The sales of stocks to-
day were smaller than since August 4th.
Transactions 206,000 shares at the following
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Curious Physical Changes it Would DC
casinn-An Old Pronhecx.


Although the Turkish Government does
not look with favor upon the proposed JOr-
dan canal scheme, yet in England the
project is still regarded as possible and
likely, eventually, to be carried out. The
physical changes that would result from
the cutting OF the channel are noteworthy.
The fall from the Gulf Of Akabah to the
Dead sea is about l 300 feet, and if, as
supposed, this be continuous from
end to end or nearly so, "A very
short cutting will suffice to bring the
waters of the Red sea into the Jordan
valley. Flowing through the Wady-el-
Arabah this stream, it is calculated,
would ill the whole ravine in about three
years. The River Jordan, the Dead sea,
and Lake Tiberius would all disappear
with some 300 square miles of land, prfn-
clpally on the western side of the raYine
as now existing, but in their place would
be vast inland sheet of water, fertilizing
the neighboring desert with the rainfall
produced by the evaporation from its sur
face. Not mere canal would thus be
created, but wide, open channel, ira
Yersing Palestine from north to south.
naYlgable in every sense of the term, with
safe harbOrs here and there on either side.
What will Exeter Hall say to an enter
prise involving the destruction Of so many
landmarks in Biblical history? Admiral
III A@tthe 1Au Ati5itutIu, WI Is III OOuSJdn-
tinOple in the interest Of the syndicate,
has received several letters from clergy
men on the subject. $50 far" he SAYS,
IRON experiencing opposition, we have
been encouraged to proceed i'm our work,
the execution of the enterprise being re-
garded as the fulfillment of a prophecy to
be found in the fOrty-seVenth chapter of
Ezekiel. If one will turn to that portion
Of the Old Testament he or she will see how
1t speaks about bringing out the waters
toward the East country into the
desert and Their down to the sea. 1t men,
tions, moreover, the healing of the waters
and the appearance of great multitude
of fish. The coincidence of these passages
with the details of the Palestine Channel
scheme is very curious, for the first may
be taken to indicate the eastward flow
from the Mediterranean through the cut
ting across the Plain of Esdraelon, and
thus on by the way Of the desert to the
Red Sea, while the second may be thought
to foreshadOw the fate of the great Dead
Lake Of the Scriptures, its waters sweet
ened by contact with the invading
ct
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For SatilIa River & Way Landings

bANCE NOCk WOOD
WILL leave for Satilla River and Way
w Landings THURSDAY, September 18th,
at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
JNO. +. ROBERTSON. Agent,
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Evening Report.

LIVERPOOL, Sept l., 1900 p. m.-Turpen-
tine. 3ls.
NEW YORK, sept l2.-Spirits turpentine.
i0iae. ROsin. 81 ~ 2.GI 90.