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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
A Claim Agent Sues a Paner

PITTsBURG, Oct. 23.-Robert Morrison
has begun suit against the Commercial
Gazette, of this city, claiming $lOO, 900
damages for an alleged libel in the asser-
tion that he, as an International Claim
Agent, had left for parts unknown, taking
unearned fees and valuable papers be5
longing to his clients.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
ChIIi Eyacnates Linn

LIMA, Oct. 23.-At 8 o'clock this morn
ing General Lynch left for BaIranea, near
Chorillas, where he has established his
general quarters. At 10 O'Clock General
Iglesias entered Lima as President
Regenerader. s
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24

Of a heavy rain storm which has contin,Ied
since midnight, and the bad Condition az
the track, the meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey, Club has been postponed until
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24

PARIS. Oct. 23.-Le Figaro states that
England has sent note to France COM
planning of the prolonged occupation of
Tamatave, Madagascar, to the injury of
her commercial interests.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
Cholera Increasinn Al, Erun4

ALEXANDRIA, EGYrr, Get. 23.-The
cholera in the Arab village near here is
increasing. -Four more deaths have oc-
Cured
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
Ell Mabdi Defeated

LONDON, Oct. "a, IA. MA dispatch
TO the Daily Nelgs from Alexandra saws
that the Egyptians have Completely de-
feated FL Mahdi, the False Prophet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
More French Troops for Tonquin.

SARGoN, Oct. 23.-The transports Sham
rock and Avryron, with reinforcements
and war material for the French troops in
Tonquin, have arrived here.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24

Mrs. Mary .. Faulkner, Mechanicsville
va, says ''Brown's Iron Bitters relieved
lne OF weakness aud nervous debility.
National Republican., 1883-02-12
RcnI Estntc Trnnsnctlons.

The following real estate sales are reported
as having been recently made by Mes5rs.
Thomas D. Fisher u Co.: Sublots u and %,
in square No. 1l3, fronting 5l4 feet on Massa-
chusetts avenue, mt corner of Twentieth
street, to Mrs. Bigclow Lawrence, OF Boston,
ut 50 per square foot. SublUts 81, 30 and 81
in same square, fronting together 61l feet on
Connecticut avenue Immediately north Of
"Custle Stewart" to Mrs. +. NJ. Ware ut 81
per square foot. Part Of lot 10, square l37
fronting 30 feet on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween Eighteenth street and Connecticut
avenue, to Zenas c. Robbins at $!.25 per
square foot. Subots 20, 30 and 81, in
square 1l3, fronting together Gl feet on Iwcn-
tirth street, between Massachusetts avenue
and Q streets, to Col. Robert / Fleming ut
81 80 per square foot. II Is understood that
handsome improvements will be made on all
of these lots at once, and that Mrs. Stewart,
who owns square ll3, will, in addition to re-
building " Castle Stewart" now in progress,
tear down the large stable adjoining her res
idencc and erect two fine dwelling ON its site
and the adjoining lot. MGssrs. Fisher ~ Co.
also report the following recent sales of inn
proved property: Lot Is, square l65, on Con-
neGticut avenue, west side, between III and
| street, improved with n threc-stOry brick
residence, to the Misses Burgess for $1,000.
Lot "a, square 22O, Fourteenth street. near
northwest, thrGC-story brick house, tn Lewis
A. Walker for $l2,1UO. Sublots 20 and u,
square 40, Fifth street near S northwest
thrce-slory brick dwelling, with store and
bakery, large lot, for 81 800,
National Republican., 1883-02-12
Arc nur I1n.cIs enfcF

The recent fires in the Nowhall house, Mil
waukec Sturtevan5 house, New York. and
Planters house, st. Louis, causes anxious
travellers to ask tho above question; so also Is
the above question asked by purchasers Of lot
terry tickets, is the lottery drawing fair, is it
able to pay the prizes drawn, are they drawn
and paid, and are the chances good to win n
fortune? The Commonwealth Distribution
company, Of Louisville, can truthlully an
swcr "Yos!" to all the above interrogatories.
Next drawing Feb. 2S, 1888, Tickets only -,
Address II. NJ, Boardmon, COHrjCr-JOHRGl
building, Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1883-02-12
Grcut ExuCctntlons

may now be realized by availing oneself of
the heavy discount am now Offering on the
cntirc stock Of furnishing goods, rcady-mado
clothing and tailoring goOds-n fact, in every
dcpartmcnt--S25 1or $50. This discount is
based, not on fall prices, hut revised and re-
duccd prices previous to taking inventory,
and in many cases represents actual loss--not
in all-but IN cvcry case genuine bargains,
Twenty per cent. discount on all purchases,
GEo. G, llENNING,
ll0 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-02-12

In response TO numerous requests, DR..
Elliott Coucs will repeat his celebrated lee.
turo "Dumon of Darwin" Notice hereafter.
National Republican., 1883-02-12
Tho snIntnrv Effects.

ofSimmons Liver Regulator upon the nervous
system postratcd by long suffering with
dyspepsia, constipation, and kindred diseases
is without precedent lis tonic, cathartic,
and Alternative effects are truly wonderful
Genuine prepared only by j, ii. Zeilin & Go.
National Republican., 1883-02-12
pLAcH cAsllMEnEs, 81 so, O2, 70 GENTS.

DLACH CAsIIMEREs, 81, So 90, 75 CENTS.
Black Dress silks, 81, sI,2l $40 SL75S2.
B'acl; suiins Black lirocadps.
Culored Dress silks, all cOlOrs, n.
Ladies' ia Flannel Sultings, all coiors
Scotch 2ephyrs, new patterns, Is cents,
WumSultu Cotton, 10 to ~ yard lengths, 10 cents.
New Shrting percales, e cents
Irish Linen, rs cents
best Utica Shirtmg COttOn,2 cents.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
White Countorpanes 30, 5jc,, II, SC.
Turkey Rcd Table Linens, Jg, o., and "a cents.
CARPEIIEGs At COST
25, 80, 81. 80, and O2 cents
nottingham Curtain Laces, 25 80, 81, aud 20 cents.
Blankets, g. 500, 81, e. &c
Bed Comforts 7iC., 81, Sl,25, sL50,
Floor OH Cloths, 81, 10, aud 90 cents.
G, NJ. ToWsoN,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
!a2s South Side,
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hunt up the certificate IN question. We
have seen II often enough in the columns OF
the Republican itself.



The Sciences Among the Je,cs Before and
During the Middle Ages. BY NJ. J.
SCHLEInEK. Ph. ID. Translated from the
Fourth German Edition. Baltimore: ID.
BINswANuER a. Co. 1883.
An interesting little book of "a pages.
The author, Professor NJ. j. ScHLEDEN,
the eminent German botanist, Is well
known in Europe; his works are read by
thousands. Four editions OF this book
were issued, fact which proves its excel
lent merit. II is now for the first time
presented in English, the publisher says.
For sale rs above.
The Modern Hagar. A Novel. BY CHARLES
NJ. CLAY. New Revised Edition. 76i
pages. Two Volumes in One. Cloth,
$l.50. Published by the author from the
Office OF FoRDs, HOWARD Il iluLBERT.
The popular demand for cheaper and
more popular form of this book las led the
author TO so issue il, putting the original
two volumes into one, and the price at
sl.5O. The comments OF the leading jour-
nails Of the country would seem to justify
this step. although the work has been be-
fore the public but a few months.
For sale by CARLTON MCCARTHY u Co.
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Rripf NcWS Items.

The Pennsylvania Senate Friday passed
on third reading bill TO prohibit any per-
son from treating another to spilituouS.
vinous. malt, or brewed liquors.
Oliver King, pianist to the Princess
Louise. has won the prize gwen by The
London England philharmonic Society
| for the best concert overture for orchestra,
connecting against all English composers.
Information has been received from
Utica. Ind, that ime-burncr named
Lewis, while intoxicated, murdered his
infant child with club and struck his wife
with an axe, lnilicting fatal injury.
Irving Lopez, who shot himself at South
ingtOn, died Friday. He committed suicide
because his employer threatened to expose
financial irregularities. lie lived twenty
one DAYS with the bullet in his brain, the
physicians fearing to remove it.
An agent OF the New York Society for
the Prevention OF cruelty 10 Children
charged Pat" Rooney. the Song-and-
dance artist. in court FRIDAY. with permit
ting his eleven-year-old daughter Katie to
sing and dance on the stage OF a BOwery
theatre. Rooney waived examination and
gave bail for trial.
4 report that Chief Moses's reservation
in Oregon was to he thrown open for set
Element has caused great dissatisfaction
among his Indians. Colonel Merriam, in
command at Fort Spokan, arrived at Port
land recently with Moses, who is on the
way to interview General Miles. Moses is
a bad Indian, and his band is composed
largely Of renegades from many tribes.
The relatives OF an aged man in New
York have discovered that a scrvant-girl i'll
his employ had induced him to transfer to
her $50, 900 in registered bonds. Inquiries
at the Treasury Department show that the
transfer had been regularly made, and had
been attested by the president OF the Ma
tional Bank. Further than this, the books
OF the Department showed that the enter
prising serYant-girl. Immediately upon get
ting control OF the old mans wealth, had
disposed of it all in various amounts TO
brokers and bankers about the city, and
had received full value in cash for the
same. The relatives OF the old man are in
despair. az there is nothing to attach or
seize from the evidently very bright young
woman, who has managed to make her
fortune so early in life with little trouble.
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Facts and Gossip from Abroad.

Old .Etna is the largest OF the European
series OF volcanoes. Its base Is 80 miles in
circumference and the cone rises 70 ll.0OO
feet. It, first recorded eruption took place
in 476 B. {. The second occurred in \. ID.
1869, and laid the city OF Catalonia in ashes,
shaving $4,000 OF its inhabitants. In 1872
another disastrous eruption took place, and
from 1861 TO 1913 Il series OF minor ones.
From that time until 1852 quiet rcigned.
Two new craters were then formed in the
mountain, and from these there issued lava
streams, one OF them two miles broad and
| 10 feet deep. Clouds OF gray ashes c0v-
cred the whole island of Sicily.
The Norwegian Storthing has resolved
| that every ablc-bodied adult in Norway
| shall receive musket at the expense OF the
State, and De instructed IN the use OF it.
| This measure will render the large farms.
with their great number OF servants and
Dlowmen, little arsenals, and the Warlikc
spirit OF the farmers, whose representatives
in the Gtorthing are perhaps the most radi-
cal deputies existing, will receive a fresh
Stimulant. The importance OF the measure
is clear, for should the conflict with the
Crown bring about an armed Intervention
on the part OF Sweden, the leaders OF the
Norwegian Parliament would have large
army o! the people ut their back.
At recent auction sale OF valuable auto
graphs at Leipsic the following prices were
obtained: A letter from Mary, Queen OF
Scots. 10 cardinal, 1913 marks; letters
from Louis XIV. and XVI, 100 and 213
marks, respectively; twenty-one lines from
: Queen Marie Antonette to the Princess dc
Lamballe, 46I marks: Il letter from Peter
the Great TO one OF his colonies, III marks
a letter from Wallenstein, dated Prague
QG2j), l0S marks another from Genera
Washington Q799), 1l5 marks; and letter,
from ThorwaldSen, 80 marks; Nicholas
Poussin, 152 marks; Gluck, 200 marks
Mozart, $50 marks; HAYDN, 81 marks
Bach, l75 marks; and Beethoven, SO,
marks.
; The Marquis Of Qucensberry. brother OF
Lady Florence Dixie, in letter TO the Lon.
don Ieieqrdph, says the deposition OF the
Elton gentleman who states that he saw Lady
Florence Dixie at Windsor Mt the time il i,
: alleged she was attacked, which has been
used to discredit that lady's statement.
merely shows that he passed Lady Florence
! twice before the time the attack is said 10
! have occurred. The Marquis complains
that the police refuse to make known the
name OF the gentleman, and he appeals 10
him to come forward and deny the garbled
and libellous version Of the affair publish
ed in the papers. The Marquis is con-
WINGED that an attack was really made on
his sister, probably for the purpose OF
frightening her.
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n SPECIAL PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK.
-. & F.. MITTELDOBFEE.
527 BROAD STREET.

100 pieces ANDROsCOGGIN IA BLEACHEI
COTTON at s.c.;
40 pieces FIR UT THE-L o o VI ii
BLEACHED COTTON at &C.;
1876 pieces 7.s FINE BLEACHED COTTON at
&C.;
20 pieces CHECK NAINSOOKS at 7.c.;
100 pieces CORDED PIQUES at &C.;
100 pieces ALBATROs>, nearly all wool. 81 u C.
worth 25c;
700 WOVEN CORsETS at Ace, regular price
7jc.;
II cases of PRINTS at A.. .. 6, and Csc;
200 dozen LIsLE-THREAD CLOVES at &C.
100 dozen GENTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS
at64c.ap
372 piece, Of NATTINGs. from auction. az very
low prices; WHITE MATTlNGs Sl.40a
piece OF 40 yards: FANCY MATTlNGS al
all prices;
I0O dozen UNDERSDlRTS, for spring wear
slightly damaged, at lie. worth Zoe;
100 pieces new style DRESS GINGHAM at DC.
regular price y &C.;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS from 3Oc. up;
TABLE OlL-CLOTH> at 25c. per yard.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS! PARAsOL>.
An immense stock lust received at prices 20 a.
t0nish AN.
PARAsOLs from 2jc. TO Sl2.
CARPETS AND RUGS
o. be closed ont at great sacrifice.
100 dozen UNLAINDRIfD >UIRTs at so, 90
IS. 20. Soc, and IL.
Call early 20 secure -omc of these great bargains
d. 4 r. MIrTELDORFER.
ND c-Su.X.ESl 527 Broad street.
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uaronc at WOrlS-foiOrcd Preachers
10 lie Put i'm Harness.

The petty Boss has removed his political
bureau from Washington TO Petersburg, a
is evidenced by the following letter, which
is written and addressed to chairman OF
the Coalition party, and which we obtained
ria the grapevine telegraph and no
doubt is the first time it has ever been PRINT
ed. Here il is UerbdtjDl, except The name OF
the party TO whom it is addressed
"PErERsBURG. Va, March =, 1888.
"Dcar Sir: | wish you would send me a
list, on the back of this circular, OF the
colored churches in your county, and the
fall name OF the colored preachers. and the
poSt-oflicc address Of each.
.'Yours, truly, WILLIAM Malone
The artfulncss and cunning OF the Boss
is clearly perceptble. He requires his
henchmen TO write "on the back OF TINS CIR
cuIar." that il may be returned TO him,
thereby leaving no trace eXtant OF his dir
ty and deSpicable work.-FredericES6urg
Star
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a correspondent requests us to "consnlt
the files OF the National Republican," and
republish General MAnoNE's certificate re-.
commencing that journal to the patronage
OF the public General ManoNE's Rich
mond organ. our correspondent will have
seen ere this, dsclaims all responsibility on
his part for the utterances OF the Washing
ton Republican concerning General ALBERT
SIDNEY JOHNSON. Whilst, therefore, Gene
raj MALONE deserves TO be censured for re-
commencing such a paper TO bis followers,
and by his recommendations became IN
some sort 4 sponsor for its contents, yet as
he has disclaimed all sympathy with and
all responsibility for TIE Objectionable re-
ference 10 General ALBERT SIDNEY JOHN
son, we 90 not think It worth while to
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A NEEDED CAunoN.-There will be in
Terror limitations OF successful articles, and
that most remarkable of all iloor-coyerings,
"LiSoLEuM," Is no exception. Beyond all
controversy, the superiority Of the ,Ameri-
can make OF these goods Is proven. The
best English goods never reach this market,
Tor the high quality OF the American goods
completely supersedes them. Only inferior
grades are Imported, and in use will look
dirty and unsatisfactory. The Walton
Trademark with the word "LIsoLEUM y
Is on the back OF every square yard OF
American goods, and all carpet-dealers
keep II.
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~ BARGAIN WEEK
Ar SYCLE BROTHERS.

SPECIAL SALE or BONNET BLACK SILKS
24-inch wide 81. former price sl.35: 2i-nch
wide 10. former price Loo. 24-inch wide
SIPS, former price I 90; 2i-lnch wide
sl.5O. former price $40; 2i-inch wide
sL7j, former plce s2.25 2i-.nch wide -
100 pieces ,., 'CtOL0EED GRoS-GRAIN SILK at
6Uc.. zoe. 75c.. ana : per yard: former
prices : !. $50 and fl.3o. We have never
offered in our c0lorei-silk department any
such bargains as these. Every lady should ST.
cure o dress from th, lot.
One lot Of - pieces SUMNER SILKS % be CLOSED
our at from 10 90 soc. much below tlClr rcgu-
lar value.
\ few piece. of BLACK BROCADEs-bcen SELF
ing ~ 65c.. now Ace.
10 pieces BLACK BROCADES-bccn selling al
% and 500. now :l.ej and sl.7j.
6j piece, COL0HED SATIN, newest shades, at
30, 20, and soc.
BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT
10 pieccs AIL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE at
4Oc. per yard These goods are excellent value
sod al over for SOC; pr yard. .,,,,,p,, .,
uOc per yard. former price $40. ms We
consider io Dec one Of the greatest bargains We
htvecyer offered On Black Cashmere.
20 pieces 4I-inch Nj ~ YELLING at Doc. ler
yard Thee goods have never been offered ai
10 Siee 'S''9 G4-inch FRENCH FoULE at roc
never been sold in this city for less than l per
- pieces 4e-mch ALL-wOOL BUNTING at
35c.. original price 02se. per yard.
IN COLORED DRESS GOODS
we are displaying many new styles in Cheeks.
stripes, and BrOcade eteCt.. We VIII otter As
special bargains: / ease Pint hechs al II .c..
been selling at 25c.. ease striped >ilA-and-
wool at l2i.c.. been selling 10 jOc.. case Au-
gu.ta Cl0th It IL e., been selling 40 EOc.' and
many other new and desirable goods.
100 pieces NEW MAIriNGs just opened. nom
An immense stock 'of NEW PARASOLs and
SUM- UMBRELLAS az all prices.
We have Just received one lot of CA~SlMtREs
from large New York sale. which are well
worth the Inspection II all Ia need Of such
goods. a. we guarantee 10 save you money.
In our LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPART
MENT we show an The newest designs, ranging
la quality from The cheapest 20 the finest
amongst them YOU will tud some Col0rod Ham
hmgs al and Sc. per yard, been selling al .
and &c.
\ real bargain IN 500 dozen Ladies' aud Gentle
mcu's Hanukcrchipfs: 50 dozen Llsls-1hrcad
Gloves az Zoe. pair. been selling At Z5c.; 600
pair Mousquetnrc Kid Gloves, s-hltton lengths,
al 62hc., bocu selling az = All The newest siylcs
OF Isle and Jersey Gloves; large lot of Ladies'
Underwear, &c. SltLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House 1929 Main street. APP l5-eod
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posstscap Points.

According TO the Toledo Telegram, sner-
man has said II he is nominated Tor cover.
nor Of Ohio he will at once resign his seat
In the Senate.
In the opinion Of the Atlanta Conslun,
ton the Democratic campaign in 1884 wiIl
he fought and won on the issue OF revision
and reduction OF taxation, and TINS Is TIC
tariff issue.
The Baltimore Sun says: The Young
Democratic Association (of that city nav
ing perfected its Organization. is ready ior
work, and the personnel OF its EXeculls ,e
and Advisory Committees would Indica'e
that its work will be thorough.
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FOURTH SPRING SUPPLY NOW OPENING
SILKS SILKS! sILKsl

SlLhS SIbhS. NibhH'
4 27-inch ALI.-SILK sURAH' In the latest stree
shades, ut 97c.-cannot be bought rcsularl
less than $3.50;
4 special consignment of ALL-SILK POLKA an
RING-DOT FOULARDS at 60c., real valu
81;
pieces Handsome SUMMER slLBS-Ligh
Blue, Garnet, Gendarme, and Navy-Blue am
White Stnpes-lt 54c regularly sold at $50
We have only six pieces, and they are sell
ing rapidly.
3 piece, HEAVY BLACK ALL-SiLK RHADA
AIA,2i inches wide at SIPS, which you vii
say is worth s1.7j.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS
An entirely new style sATIN-sTRlPE an'
PLAIN SHEPHERDS CHECKS. in combina
tons to match, at 25c. worth 50c.;
NEW SHADES Nuns vEILINGs Al 20c., SOLE
last week at 3jc.;
20 pieces 3G-inch FRENCH CASIlMEREs-th'
new shadcs-at 2jc.;
4 7jc.JERSEY CLOTlI-ncw shades bought an
importers salcJ--w are now able 70 sell at 45c.
line Of DOUBLE-W1Dril BLACK ALL-WOOL
NUN'SVEL1NGs at 4Oc., orig inal value GOc.
2 eases NUNS VEUiNGs IN Light Blues, Cream
Tans, English Dog. &C., which We dld sell At
2jc.. but have reduced 10 1870;
case left Of Handsome CHECKS, IN new combl-
nations. at l2lc.:
GERSTA CLOTHS in new effects.
30 dozen PURE-LINEN TOWELS, one yard
long, a; lie. worth 2jc.
P-PAR-PARA PARASOLS.
4 2C-inch sATIN-sCALLOPED PARASOL at
81, reduced from eI.Gj. We have only four
colors left-Old Gold, Red. Black, and Blue.
LINED BLACK SATIN. with SATIN RUIZ
FILE. for 3 worth 81; a Handsome LINED
SATIN, with RUFFLE and WIDE SPANISH
LACE,ati - worth $500;
BLACK SATIN 2O-INCH PARAsOL, with COLI
ORED LINING. 20 $3.50;
\ big bargain I'm q 2O-nch SILK PARASOL, war
rautc1 al SILK. az = /. cheap nj sl.j0;
CHMDREN's PARASOLs I'm great variety:
We have fine MOURNING OTTOMAN SILK
with SILK TAPE FRINGE. 40 S6. 1he-'
goods can't De bought elsewhere under 5000
Our other lanumcrahle bargains can De app
prcci1tcd when seen. and can only Dee seen at
JULIUS MEYER Il SONS.
ap 22-cod 6Ol and COS Broad street.
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TIE TARIFF.-The Dispatch and State
should set q better example than they have
done.-Bedford Star.
BY no means. The papers Of Virginia
have settled the question in advance OF the
meeting Of the Lynchburg Convention.
There was much apprehension felt but re-
Gently that that Convention might commit
the Democratic party to some policy not
heretofore made party question in Nir-
GINA. That apprehension has been re-
moved in great degree il not altogether.
Hereafter we expect 10 have little or no.
thing TO say on the subject OF the tariff
unless compelled by others to discuss i,
again.
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A newspaper Is thought by some to he a
stock concern in which every subscriber
considers himscl. an owner, With full power
TO dictate lust how the paper should be con-
Quoted. That's why the newspaper bust
ness is eyerybody's business. and why peo-
pie with most superficial ideas-faiures in
every calling OF lifc--are ever explaining -
how paper should be run and what should
20 in it.-Aierandria Gazette.
just as old maids and old bachelors know
better than parents how to bring up chill
dren.
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CY W y L : .

| have several invoices Of CLARErS, CHAM
PAGNEs and HOOK WINES just landing, all
carefully selected from the very best yintages, and
shall he pleased 10 receive orders Tor summer sup
ply at old prices. The late Congress having in-
creased the duty on those Wines shall De COM
peled to advance my prices Us soon as the new law
goes into effect OSCAR CRANE,
NH rs eodl2t MOL Governor street.
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1t Is pleasant to remember that Mr. Wa'-
terson is but very small portion OF the
Democratic party, and that he has Dut Il
limited following in his effort to commit .ne
organization to the nonsensical and unleh-
able doctrine of free trade. II the Demo,
cratic party proposes to drive out some Oh
It's best material and to turn over its leader
ship TO the members and advocates OF tue
whiskey ring. it can suffer but one more de-
feat, and that will compass it, destruction'-
Macon telegraph and Messenger (Dem')
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DEATHS.

Died. on saturday morning, at 500. O'CLOCK
FLIIABETH A.. daughter Of The late u. ana NJ
Ram,tet'cr, In the twenty-ilird wear OF her age
sad Is the house ana lone the hours
since. thy sweet smile Is gone;
Gut oh, "a brighter home than ours
I'm Heaven Is now thine own.
The funeral will take place THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON AZ 3 o'clock. IRON ~ Johh |,
Lutheran church (corncr Of Eighth and Marshall
sirtets) Friends and acduaintancos are respect
fully invited 10 attend.