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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

\ correspondent Of the Baltimore Aneri-
can writes glOwingly upon the future of
Florida. Gainesville, he thinks is one of
the healthiest and best located towns in
the State. In speaking of Putnam county,
which takes the lead in the production of
oranges, he says: ''In 1880 this county
had 64,17O trees, and produced 7,12O,63I
oranges. Marion county stood next, hav-
ing 1915 trees, producing 100000
oranges. The Florida Southern Railroad
has some excellent lands along the line of
the road from Palatka to Gainesville,
which can be bought at reasonable prices
and on easy terms. \ packing-hOuse for
preserving and canning small fruits and
vegetables, would be a new enterprise in
Florida, and could not fail to pay largely"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

General Durbin Ward is said to be at
work upon a speech in support OF Hoadly.
As the General is booked for the Senator
ship. it was to have been expected that
he would endeayor to improve his
chances
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

On the sth. 9th and 10th of August
next. there will be reunion of the sur
vivors of the memorable battle of Wilson
Creek-known in the South as the battle
of Oak Hills. AS is generally known, the
battle was fought on the 10th of August,
1861, in Greene county, Missouri, about
ten miles southwest of the city of Spring
field. Those who wore the blue and those
who wore the grey will meet on the old
battle-ground to renew old friendships,
become acquainted with their old enc
mics. now their friends, and to recall the
stirring scenes of one of the most memo
rable battles of the war. 1t is expected
that the occasion will be deeply interest
ING to all who attend.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
CURRENT COMMENT.
A Dangerous DelusiOn.

Republicans who respect principle and
desire to retain our present form OF gov
eminent are as much interested as Demo-
Gratis in disabusing the mind OF the reign
ing Oligarchy of the idea that 1t has by
long rule secured a prescrlptive right to
mower.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
Too Utterly soft.

Mr.. Dibble, of South Carolina, is so very
ingenious in his last published letter that
he says the Republicans talk in favor of
MIR. Randall Is a sign that they want to
damage Mr.. Randall Mr.. Dibble would
do to butter the bread at an English shil-
ling fna marty
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
G0mratiomal.
Augusta Female Seminary
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal
OPENS September 5th, closes June, ~ M
~ Unsurpassed in its location, IN It's JUN lants
ings and grounds in its general appoIntIll'espee II
and sanitary arrangements, It's full corp mn n
superior and experienced teachers, IlS an
rivaled advantages in Music, Modern, L nj.
guages. Elocution, Fine Arts, Physical p Oea
lure and instruction in the Theory ana l atg
tice of Bookkeeping. The successful enVn;;-
made to secure health, comfort ana ,a nePi its
mess: its onposftion to extravaganza, =,
standard of salfd scholarship. For fun pa pa
ticulars apply to the Principal for catalosue----
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

The New York World says it is not nee
essary to 90 to the mountain districs for
illustrations of the open defiance of law.
There are plenty of such illustrations in
the city of New York. The World pro
ceeds TO give a few Of them. We do not
give this statement of the World as an
excuse for Iawlessness in this section.
We are glad, however, that our Northern
contemporaries have discovered that all
the crimes are not committed in the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

1t is suggested that Mr. George Bliss,
after his experience in the Ottman case,
might arrange a compromise between the
operators and the Western Union.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

In suit for damages brought by a
woman against a Minnesota railroad a
novel point was made and sustained.
The plaintiff fell between two cars and
was injured. The defendant offered to
prove that she wore a ''pull back dress
and was guilty of cOntributOry negli-
gence. Mr.. Justice Miller, of the SUI
preme Court, held that the point was well
taken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

twill he observed that Brady is not
making any disclosures. Thomas Knows
when he has enough.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

HubbeH says there is going to be Re
publican victory this fall. The Boston
Post feels confident that it is safe in as
Stunning that Hubbell alludes to Vermont.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

President Arthur and Secretaries Fol
ger, Lincoln and Gresham are to be
present at the opening Of the Louisville
Exposition. Editor WattersOn says the
opening of the exposition is an industrial
event Of national Importance; that it
represents a new condition Of affairs
and celebrates the rehabilitation of the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

The Baltimore telegraphers have taken
a pledge that they will not drink any in
toxicating liquors during the continuance
Of the strike. Telegraphers in other cities
would do well to take a similar pledge.
They would all do a wise thing if they
should take pledge not to drink intoXi-
eating liquors after the strike terminates.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
nrrnnrtal-

GEND in your orders to NUGENTI'S7SS -
y RIETY BAKERY, 1897 Broughton - 2 A
to-day, for Ice Cream for dinner street.
we will have Strawberry and RasnbaFeow.
naae rom 5 the Fruit Juices; Peach, VsgiIy
flavor desired. '0's N any
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21

Mrs. Eliza Brannan, Iyanhoe, Ca, says:
81 used Browns Iron Bitters with best
results for extreme nervousness, sleep
lessness and bad blood"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
Boarnin1.
ATLANTA BOARD.

TIRST-CLASS Board in newly furnished
Il house on reasonable terms. All modern
improvements. NeighborhOOd unexseIed
Street cars pass the door. Address
MRS. S. B. SHAW,
$50 and 1872 Whitehall street,
Atlanta, Ga.
DARTIES visiting New York city, and not
Il caring for the expenses and publicityd
an hotel, can obtain delightful apartments
with superior board, in one of the most fash.
ionable and convenient Localities, 1903 West
Forty eighth street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
aualltrn.


WANTED. Those who wish so~.~,--->
w nice for dinner Tomorrow wouid dlllag
to try our Strawberry or Rasnbar,IV Wen
Cream, made from the Pure Frnit Ice
Leave your orders at NUGENT'S P9qHIees
BAKERY, 1897 Broughton street ~ Ell
Orders also taken for Pies to be eiIVs--0ag.
fresh and hot for dinner Tomorrow. ''''e'ed
WANTED. Sober, energetic vonD-
w bookkeeper for several years dss,, man.
position in some Office or store. wiz slFes
class. Salary small. Address BOOZE FRfst.
Err, General Delivery. AAEEP.
WANTED, by one party, three nDt------
w rooms, and by another, one f fn,a ushed
room, in central location. Address p b. I1Ssned
LOR, this office. AlHE.
WANTED, everybody to take hon., -
w FURBER'S PINEAPPLE PTFs one Of
from the ripe fruit. -' made
w ANTED, travelling salesman -
w quainted with the Georgia 1 fr msi &c.
permanent place 10 the right man. Az.
z. Q. Box No. ~, Savannah, ca. Auafes
WANTED, good brick masons. bv 49,
w City National Banking COMPANY Oals
WANTED, everybody to know that
w loan money on Diamonds. w.. E4
Jewelry, Silverware, etc. Pay highest "pocleS
for old gold and silver at Licensed b5liees
broker House, lS7 Congress street. f NII avn
BERG, Manager ILL.,
w ANTED, practical gardener and a.
w To good and steady man good ,roilt
Apply or address CHARLES SEfTFp" @%ge
cOrdia Park. OOn-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

BALTIMORE, MD.-Mt. Vernon 1 Pnesarding
b AS Mt. Vernon Place. Home Pggonnded
and Dav School for Young Ladies e5.s MATT NAT
1889. Mrs. NJ. J. JONES ana M Reauti-
fnIIv situated. fronting Washington taught.
ment square Languages pracncaiy ''''
Circulars on application. --775---
NDGEWORTH SCHOOL, Baltimso2r rs,,, ri Ia
H. Boarding and Day School Tor s lVui School
wear 1s1 begins THURSDAY. September 29th .einal.
culars sent on application to the SarElih 81
MRS Fl, p. LEFEBYRE, No. SO fralA. I...-...
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Registered at tie Post once IN Sa0annaA as
e0sd TI1ss Mail Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
For SaIr.

TOR SALE, 1Zhigh and dry lots in HEALTHY
II locality, outside of the city limits. W..
between the Waters road and Ne S.,F.&W'
R'y, on line with Waldburg street EXTENDED
neighborhood. Terms accommodating.
FL. DORSETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
Urn @nncs.
WE MEAN STRICTLY BUSINESS



concluded
be
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
Georgia,s Rank.

The Missouri Republican, one of the
oldest and ablest journals in the Missis-
sippi valley, says:
Georgia is already high in rank as
manufacturing State, and is continually
pushing forward as a representative OF
the new order OF things in the South"
1t gives us great pleasure to find opin-
ions like this in the leading journals OF
the country. They show that the pro-
gress Georgia is making in everything
that assists in building up
great. powerful and wealthy
State is fully understood and
appreciated. It is admitted that the
future of Georgia is full of bright prom
ises. She is the banner State of the South,
and she viii easily retain that proud posi-
ton. She has the soil and the climate,
and, above all, the people to place her in
the front rank Of the states Of the Union.
Only those who have closely observed the
development that has been going on in the
State within the last few years know how
strong and very general the progressive
spirit in Georgia is. Nowhere is there
listIess inactivity. Everywhere there
is apparent restless energy
and grim determination to
develop the almost untouched resources
of the State, and to open up new indus
tries and sources of wealth. The men
who are moulding public sentiment and
guiding the destinies of Georgia now, are
possessed of a broad spirit of hberallty
and a high sense of their responsibility.
They can be depended upon to favor those
things which will tend to benefit society
and elevate it to a higher plane. The ed
ucatiOnal institutions of the State are in
creasing in number and their standard is
being raised. Manufactures are springing
up here and there all over the State. I'm
provements in agriculture and hOrticul-
ture are such as to astonish the
consery alive farmer of a quarter
of a century ago. The capitalist
looking for investments and the immi-
grant looking for a home find hearty well
come and frank encouragement. The
people of Georgia, those who form the
backbone of society, are earnest and sin
cere. and have well settled convictions of
what is just and right. They believe in
improvement, and are constantly strug-
Cling in that direction. In no other state
in the Union does the character of the
people offer better foundation to build
on than in Georgia. The Republican
speaks Of Georgia as a manufac-
turing State. She is practically
lust beginning her manufacturing
career. The time is not far off when the
reimbursement of the tariff will drive the
New England manufacturers to the cot
ton fields of the South. Cotton will be
manufactured in the neighbOrhOOd of
where it Is grown. When that time
comes, Georgia, with her beautiful towns
and healthy climate, will offer stronger
attractions to manufacturers than can be
offered elsewhere. All the indications
are that Georgia will be the great manu-
featuring State of the South. She has all
the conditions to make her such.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-21
For Rrmt.

ITO RENT, 100 acres truck land, a5onf II
i miles from town, known as the Coon:
place, on Springfield plantation. JNO. SIgTI
1IVAN & CO., Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
@. G. = ELL,
DENTON, TEXAS,
and Hay.


ING in his opinion excessive. The APP
nTopgiaiion l. oniy $4,000. aud ii a
Considerable portion be expended FOR
The prnund. Tie structure quilt with
me remainder will be 4 Cheap John
affair.
Tom Green Timer: a very singular
incident. and one Of no small physio-
logical interest, occurred In "A drove OF
horses belonging 10 Mr.. Woods Pierce,
the well-known cattle buyer from NO
ian county SIR. Pierce is at present
In our town. and has "a drove OF l31
horses on ranch in the neighborhood.
On July IL. a mare Of his gave birth TO
twins. one black mule, the other "A
blazed faced sorrel horre colt. This Is
the first authentic instance we have
ever heard OF such an event.
Honey Grove Igdpend,nt: The
Colony boys returned Monday highly
pleased with the country and anxious
| Tor u speedy settlement on lands In the
west. Everything Is lovely and ar
rangenpnts fer final d. al us with the
| Texas Pacific Jmrany, for the lands
4 Of the colony, are being pushed right
a'ong. In the neantimeanother dele
CATION will be sent out, probably In a
| lew days to drive "a few STAKES and at
| tend TO other matters necessary 10 be
done. [NOTE-Theclipping published
! Yesterday in regard TO the Homeland
| colony was credited by mistake to the
| IndeDendea,. 1t was writ, n by acor-
respondent of another paper.
san SABA lNewS: Mr.. Gresham says
that IL has been decided By the com
| pauy to build alb ut 800 miles of rail-
( road this year. not ON one line. but
| what they could To extend all theii
] lines. and il was also determined by
the company that If the people OF San
| Saba would give the right of WY from
! The Colorado rivera distance of ten
miles--to San Saba town, depot
ground. and give enough cash to grad.
the ground, which is estimated a
81 200 mile. the Gulf, Colorado d
santa Fe railroad would extend theil
line from Lampasas 10 this point i'll ;
short time.
San sab, Mems; Last Monday af
ternoon about O'Clock our quiet town
was thrown into excitement 10y the re
port OF "A six-shooter on the street
which was caused by A. Il. Brown
shooting Andrew Smart. his brother
in-law near the postoiiice. II Seem
that "a feud has existed between tn,
parties fo.. some time past, and friend
were in hopes the difficulty would b
amicably settled but in this they wer
mistaken. Several shots were fired
two striking Mr.. Smart, either Q
which would have proved fatal. Smar
died about fifteen minutes after bein:
shot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

too many other preachers OF the pres
eni day, he had no special use FOR the
text except 10 let the congregation
know lac had one. After reading II,
IL was not alluded to again during the
discourse, nor was there anything in
the sermon that had any relevancy 10
the conduct Of JoHoIAKIM. JAY
C;oULD supplanted him, and came ~
for some fierce denunciation for his
immoral conduct 10 watering Western
Union stock four for one. SO that it
paid dividend Of thir;y-three per
cent. on the original stock OF the con-
pany. In his perorAiion, Mr.
FAwcETT. who preached from
the woeful prophecy quoted
said This is getting 10 be bad So
Getty. We can not expect justice now
There should be a unity that is worthy
OF men, but there is not. The modern
capitalist may be represented as man
in an armor Of stetl, the wage-worker
a. man in n ,eil 81 rags .iotteied and
worn into sbreds. If this is the result
Of the tyranny that comes from the
Capitalization OF capital, let me be
hesrd in my feeble demand that this
great country OF America shall step
forward and assume the liberation of
its people from an abject slavery by
taking control OF the great monopolies.
the systems Of railroads and tele-
graphs, and tn At ii shall conduct them
not for their profit, but as AN instru-
ment Of amelioraiing the condition OF
per cent. OF dividends on a stock OF
81 900, 900 remain among the people.
Ii Is mans inhunanity to man that
fill-t the world with woe"
That the society in Chicago is bad
/ thee Is not room for argument, and
| that the palpit Is made the place fol-
discussing political and financial quss
! tions is one of the causes that lead t.
bad society in Chicago is eqally true
I The Rev. Mr.. FAwCETT evidently be
lieves In parental government by
the United States, when be advises
! that the government assume control o
the railroads and telegraph; but, rs il
/ the election case, he is doomed to dis
appointment. We lose all hope for th,
striking operators, since the Chicago
clergy have championed their caus'
and sought the Intervention of til,
1 Almighty in their behalf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

TmE claim presented 10 the city
council Tuesday evening by the ex-
sewer contractor for damages il sum
aggrega,ing nearly thirty thousand
dollars, while II Il supremsly ridieu-
lous and Is without foundation IN
equity or justice should mot be treated
too lightly. or sneeiej at a. unworthy
Of consideration While he could
never recover any damages or prove
that lac hiss sustained any, he can
probably annoy the city with y,xa-
tions and expensive litigation. 1t
would be well Tor the city 10 meet the
gentleman on his own ground and
bring suit against he and his sureties
for damsges which the city sustained
aud can estab ish for noncompliance
with his contract TO construct the sew
ers by specified time. An action OF
this kind could be- sustained. and the
plaintiff in the one suit being defend
ant In the other would have All oppor-
tuniiy of tasting the flavor Of his own
medicine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

A nun eloped from Castroyille with
n gentleman vino paid her court be-
foie she assumed the veil,
Cu.ro expends fifteen hundred dol
lars month for bcerand five hundred
dollars month for schools and
caurches.
"A number of stock owners
have gone out west To Preside county
prospcc ing for large tracts OF land to
rent for stock ranches.
Schulenburg is receiving cotton ut
the tate OF seventy-five Ia one hun
bred bales per day, but there are no
foreign buy ers in the market.
A business establishment in Nava-
sofa was closed last week by cred-
tors. An inventory showed thirty
dollars worth of stock on haud.
Bill Thompson Is still in jail at
Cuero, not having given bonu. His
brother Ben has been expected for
some time but up to last accounts had
not not put In an appearance.
Austin Statesman: John n. John
son, the colored lawyer, filed three pc
| ttions yesterday, claiming large dam
ages Tor failing, AS alleg d, to allow
colored Pr. rsuns 10 ride In iirst-class
cars, ali against the Houston X Texas
! Central.
Wicked Texas Exchanges: Remem-
Der the sabbath day by providing II
cigar and bottle OF beer on the day
| previous thereto; and see To it that
these are safely laid away where
thieves cannot steal IL nor lay Their
hands upon II.
The Honey Grove Independent il
somewhat severe OH Brother Braden
II says: Eggs were about the only ar.
, gument he could comprehend, aud 81
Pilot Point came down To the level o
Clark Braden and gave him the eggs
} And while she Was NJ II She gave hin
a full supply and of variegated odor.
Sherman Courier: An article o
agreement between the property own
ers OF North Travis street was bein,
numeronsly signed yesterday, obli
2 eating each one To contribute toward
! Il good solid McAdam pavement il
proportion Ia the number OF front fee
owned by them. About all OF the liv
men were subscribing literally.
Tom Green Eaterlfise: MIR, Jac
: Frost contemplat,s building a VIII
r leae. around his beautiful auch o
Pecan, comprising SOME $1,000 acres
= In fact he has already purchased Id
/ 0oo cedar posts This Will make "a 200
e many stockmen rustic for range VIII
y heretofore have been grazing the
!. stock on MIR. Frost's.
San Antonio Express; Mr. Kerber
lessee OF the San Pedro springs parl
h has just issued an order that hereaft,
}, no Mexicans, either ladies or gentl
J.. men, will be- allowed TO dance on III
platform AT that place. Officer Ma
), Inez says several inofiensive repr
q sentativ.s OF that nationality we're pl
d oil the platform 10y the lessee on SUI
!. day.
A Col Glenn of the United States 81
!, gineer corps, with reference tothe 81
y of the new Gusts m house at Galveston
o says no decision has yet been reacht
e MS TO lis location, the prices asked To-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09

SOM days since We STATED on what
we considered reliable authority that
the rate on cattle from Texas points
via the Illinois Central road had been
reduced five dollars per car load. we
are now informed by Mr. w. a..
beatty, live stock agent Of the
Chicago and Alton road, that there
has been no reduction Of the through
rates on stock from Texas points 10
Chicago, the reduction noted being
merely IN the diyision.of the illinois
Central rate. and cutting no figure
az al ia the through rate. The rate
from Fort Worth is sioj; from Wich-
tia Falls. $40. and from Colorado
sii5: and the general system would
not permit any such reduction As That
represented. aud the anneunced de-
crease has no interest for shippers
from Texas points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-09
Thin FlapdOodlc.

A syndicate OF elusive patriots styl-
ing themselves the executive commit
tee of the National Union League
have sent forth the latest absurdity of
partisan literature, under The name OF
an address to the people,
1t appears from that emission of nom
sense that there il h very vile ana
wicked creature called the Democrat
party, and very good aud righteous
creature called the Republican party.
Each of these creatures Is of the ueuter
gender. Each is An ii. But neither Is
on that account any the less II creature
OF awful strength and capability for
good or for evil.
1t also appears that each of these
creatures, though evidently of the
same species, Is not friendly toward the
other, but is filed with an implacable
animUsity which incites perpetual wal
fare against its rival. This may posi-
bly, result from the fact that they are
Individuals OF the same gender.
1t further appears that the hostile
motive of each is To be master of the
country one, however, with the pur-
pose OF destroying 1t, the OF her for the
purpose saving 1t from d, struction
And each, lest its adversary should
get uppermost, Is believing u THE
people" against the other, and howl
ing for everybody 10 come and help
get the mastery.
The wicked doings of the democrat
creature during the las, quarter of n
century are describ ID altogether
abominahle but the most conclusive
evidence of its diabolical character Is
that 'nowhere has it retracted or
apologized for any of its opinions ~
AT the same time, the righteous do
ini,s of the other creature have been of
u ntlike and heavenly sort. 1T
has shielded the nation' against the
fangs and claws OF the destructive
creature; III has educated public opin.
ion; IL has re-establisheu loyalty; il
has made liberty universal and eter
nal, I" which SHOWS that its knowl-
edge, stretching from everlasting Il
everlasting. Is equal To It's power: Il,
has lifted up the down-trodden; il has
encouraged the weak; 1t has rebuilt
the waste places; il has spread abroao
prosperity like mighty canopy anc
80 On, al ndtis,in.
!. Such senseless rubbish n composes
this declamatory emission might pro
woke only smile of deri-ion were i
not that society il composed in larry,
part of Ounces and fools, who not onl,
I read such PARTISAN slush, but are, o.
: seem Ia be, incapable of discerning the
fact that II i the thinnest flapdoodl
/ that ever feels were fed upon.