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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
ITEMS or INTEREST.

TIA CULTURE Is growing IN the south
and the number of families who use the
domestic leaf is Increasing.
\ LETTER containing - in bills turned
up al Hon, y. T., the other day, after
wandering through various post offices
for sixteen years.
BALDwINsvILLE. OnOndaga county,
Pennsylvania. Is growing an extraOrdi-
nary plant which the villagers term
domestic Havana tobacco"
Mr.. LAY. Of oil City, who has been
prospecting in Wyoming. hazards the
opinion that the worlds future petroleum
supply viii be found there.
A sUNFLOwKR weighing five and a
quarter pounds has been grown on the
Rittenhouse estate in Germantown. 1t IS
thirty-nine inches IN circumference.
THE PRICE u trade dollars has been
gradually advancing since they were
swept out Of circulation. The rise is due
10 a demand for them that has come from
london for the Chinese trade.
4 FEATURE Of the exposition at Am
sterdam is a complete Jayanese village,
which is reproduced with much fidelity
and detail. There are the huts Of the
natives. inhabitants and cattle, and a
=
for Jayanese dances.
THE amended liquor law Of Arkansas
includes cities Of the first and second class
in its provisions. BY a majority vote Of
the inhabitants the sale Oi intoxicating
drinks NAV be prohibited within three
miles Of any church Or school house
Women are allowed to vote on the ques-
ton,
Tue Yicksburg Post warmly approves
Of the suggestion Of the Third Maine hegi-
ment Association asking Congress 70 pro-
vide homes for needy and disabled ex-
Confederate soldiers, and remarks that
the millennium Of good feeling between the
sections would indeed have arrived If such
"a thing should be done.
4 LINE Of railway will soon be con-
structed in England that will cost $1,000
900 a mile The course u the road is
urobably the most valuable on earth the
metropolis Of London, extending from
Paddington, the terminus % the Great
Western Railway, 10 the docks Of the
city, via the Regents canal.
DIR. HAENsEL, a sayant, Of Reichenberg,
Germany, Las succeeded, after many ex-
periments; in pnotogfapbing several
flashes Of lightning. The photographs
possible 20 estimate with accuracy the
locality where tue lightning struck. 1t
also proved possible to compute the
length Ofthe course trayersed by the cleo
ira current, These experiments are to
lie continued, with the aid Of stereoscopy.
They have awakened much interest
A LETTER was received few days ago
at the office Of Boston horse railroad
company from a man in England, who
syrofe that his conscience troubled him
and ne wanted to confess. He said he
was. about eight or zen years ago, con-
ductor ON that road, and had stolen small
sums aggregating between 500 and $500.
lie had 10 money wherewith to make
restitution, but nethOught that confession
would be good for his soul. Reference TO
the books Of the company showed tpal
he had been "apOiied" and discharged iof
stealing.
TWO CoLoRED MEN began digging
well about two weeks ago in the yard OF
an electric light company in Philadel-
pbla. The ground became warmer as
they descended, and at a depth Of twenty
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
BRIGHT BITS.

TIE reason why-when your horse j. shy.
And a woman OF hen has found it,
They cFO-. the street with hewIldered feet.
+ because they can't 20 round 10.
NO" said the city editor, 1.-THE dramatic
critic is not in. But / can 20 out and take
a drink just as well as be can"
ALREADY in the Iowa campaign they've
got - calling each other Judas Iscariots.
b October they ought u be having a
pretty lively fight.
DRIED apricOts are likeiyto be a pr0mi-
nent article Of export from California.
They are not 50 swell a. the dried apples.
-Nefr Orie0ns Ptc4ylHe.
THK LATEST AGONY j. for young lady
u have dog % match ner dress. We'd
ike 10 see a crushed strawberry dog; in
fact, any kind Of a crushed dog.
The waiter inferred that the guest had
taken a little something before supper
from the mere fact 9f his ordering tiled
fraters and chark pops."-.SyrGruss Her
Uid
WHEN FoGG was asked regarding the
latest additions % the English language
he said be would ask his wife. she al
ways had the last woTd.-BOston IrUHs-
crypt.
4 CIRCUS lemonade man happening 10
be- in the market the other day, and seeing
some u the yellow fruit, pointed to it and
said: What's them things #'-B1stoH
PDsf.
II KNOW its pretty not here" said
Milton shopkeeper. 4'but 1 am going down
~ the beach where my wife is, n stay
over Sunday, and it's scOld enough there"
Milton Nelrs.
AN OLD MARRIED MAN VINO heard that
Mr.. Langtry is coming 70 this country 70
lecture. says that LangtTy's lectuTing,
like charity, should begin at hOme.-N. !.
C0mmercfat AduerttSer.
COUNTRY maidens are now hold guess
ing matches. They sit out in the garden
and guess whether it's potato bug or an
army worm that's crawling down their
backs.-Nelc YOrk WOrld.
Al THK TABLE D'HOTE.-A waiter split
some gravy over lady's dress. The lady
was terribly put about. "NeYer mind"
said the waiter, there's plerty more
gravy where that came from. '-Stein-
hduser,
4 MAN who was equally fond Of spout
ing and drinking, was Boosting that he
could bring an argument 10 d pint as
quick as any other man. "HOu can bring
a quart 70 a pint good deal more quick
ly," replied his friend.
Az RNTERPRIsING EXCHANGE rushes
into print with the startling information
IudI EldIlZUld. tNt ItlllldH Emperor. Was
born on August 81. in the year T." Tn
fortunate man. The probabilities are
that be is dead now.-NorriStolra Herald.
LORD y. whose popularity was not ex-
cessiye in a certain Scotch town, having
refused an importunate beggar, she re-
newed her application, 'NOw, my lord, if
we'd Just gf' me ane little saxpence, /
could treat every friend We haze in the
tOOn.n
How IT HAPPENED-A-'I say. your
TOP coat is covered with dirt" BIT
fell into the gutter as / was coming home
from the club last night" A-"Why
didn't you keep better hold Of it% B
Because had it on at the time. "-Fiie-
ger,de B,utter.
A LADY SPEAKER was thus introduced
10 her waiting audience by hasty pre-
siding officer; II nave the pleasure Of pre-
senting 70 you Mrs. , who will give
you an account Of the "reminiscences Of her
past life. which | am sure will interest
you all - Boston COmnlerctdl Bulletin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

gearz cd. ard u living quietly While he
: huIlaiBg oas q The largest private resi-
d7I1es II The eoUlrrT.
GEN- gAEEs A. ExTN. wh0se raElre-
Zz11 1rom t1e regular aTmT Vas Al
bounced last week VII make LOUISVILLE
MS future bone. He has purchased a1
elagant residence IN thaE city
IHE CzAE and CEarins - Russia are
EE7eZasTz. de elEl Tsali1ls- I1sE study Ais
tory Zs1az-lar5C-s and political economy
-1zsr1zr- rlds 11-s11er- and When posi-
~ I've 1sEursl simple life
JOsR6 TEGALLs. hz-hz-1o u1e q rs
z-lsst q tne Iowa eres1b2eks-s- has o7-
e1Zs 1zsg1srs1 -i-1 y saTs-'s alliance
TEi1 - Dezoc-z-T- AID ems c-l
susT93v fsT n Reuzb1iczn ticket
Ms. WILLIAM II. TANDEEBuT : de-
scro71 as Ezzssuul1- and sensible
aT0ldlzE ST display Mrs william h
5 sD1erbll1 j. very dIzerell- being much
ElT4D = showing q tse uoDsE = roe fam
PEEsIDENT ARTECR- with Secretaries
L1sn1-zr. ETeliEg Tsel and Lincoln ana
Attorney General Brewster. ! expected
81 AsWp0r1. z l. ueZT week % attend
ne reception q Lord ChieI Justice Cox
eridge- q England.
A " DANFOETH. formerly engaged in
ne manufacture q cotton goods a. NeW-
bury erI- Mass VIII - The director = ne
new cgTro1 mill started Al shanghai.
CANA There wil y four hundred looms
and twenty thousand spiDdles. TIE ma
c1l1erE being part American ana IarI
EBglisA-
EX45OvEES0R STANFORD. q CalIfOr-
MA recently bought 1000 acres ad50in-
l1g LIS ulg VINEYARD AZ VIVA II that
state. IlI- gives him one great ranch O.
over z5,gn acres. about quarter O.
which = planted in vines. The Governor
intenQs % plant j al with the best wine
producing and raisin craps
BEET HATTIE resides al =. johns
II C09- London. with the Chancellor q the
Belgian legation. M. Vanderbilt q cul-
riTate1 man. who's wife seriously st her
self = w0Tk 70 regulate MT. Harte, q
who's genius she had q hig1 idea. Mrs.
Har1e lives in this country upon her 1us-
bands Consular salary. not being able %
provide the conditions % decOy his fancy
forth. Mrs. VanderYeidt has ten children.
i herself q literary inclinati0nand Is nne
AZ rEuarree
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Dc 5000.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF SUMMER Goods
NO HALF MEASURES
UNHEARD OF SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! ;

knife thorough Clearing
this therefore
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Calico Wrappers for Ladies a. Low
a. 59e.

Lr-iies' Chsnise, which were 4se. redueed
70 -
Ladies Chemiss. which we're Soc. reduoed
Ladies Chemlse, which we're 75e rei1ee5
Ladies Chsmise, which were g. reduoed 70
80
Ladies Chemise. which were 81 o. reduced
toE
Ladies Night Gowns, which we're s. =, re-
duesd 70 &c.
Ladies. Night COWS, which were s. 50, re-
duced 70 81.
Ladies. Night COWS, which were s. re-
duced 70 3 =.
Ladies Night Gowns. which were = =, re-
dueeG 70 81 %
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
Growth Of Legislative Power.

since Congress tied the hands ~ An
drew JshnsOn with the tenure u Office
act. f0rbiddin2 the President u make re-
TnoYals from office without the consent II
the senate. the tendency Of the legislative
branch - assume virtual control " the
government has steadily increased. II
mas given up none u the power which il
then usurped. but has continually added
~ il by written aud unwritten laws. Had
Garfield lived and been able ~ keep his
party al his back. the breaking II the sen
atOrial ring which was accomplished IN
the defeat n senator COnklng. and si2-
nalized by his resignation and retire
ment. might have been followed By an as
sertiOn u the executive rights and pre-
negatives that would have restored some
thing 0f the former prestige Of the Presi-
dent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

when only boy some - years old l
was hurt quite badly by a fall, and Sc
verely injured my back and kidneys, and
was doctored by our best physicians and
tried many remedies, and they all failed,
until HUNTS Remedy was recommended
to us by friends that used it here in Man
chester with the greatest success. We
purchased a bottle from u. Foster Camp
belPs drug store, and found that i'm
proved very rapidly was rlleeved OF the
pains in back. and after using several bot
Ties found that was completely cured,
and / cannot oyer-estimate the good
Hunts Remedy has done me, and can
most heartily recommend it to those
troubled with kidney complaints and you
can use this letter as you choose. Re-
specially yours,
ALONZO =. MARSHALL.
30 Orange street, Manchester, N. H., May
z 1874
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Another attempt j. ~ Doe made - sup
DIv Sew York with cheap cabs. All a.
fempts heretofore made have failed
chiefly because Of the surface and ele-
waited railways. What is wanted in Nc"
York s. cheap transit between the hotels
and tle railway stations and "harFes ~
-team vessels. The present cost j. be-
roud reason.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

-I--.--TI 100000
All the Southern states are inviting i'm
migration. and a. Inducements otter cheap
lands and the almost certainty Of fair re-
wards u labor. All are giving attention
~ manufacture. and point ~ current 70
suits as arguments which should induce
strangers from other states and abroad y
come among them
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
Eoem for Heduetion Of Taxe..

HShtht ~" f-pft De"-.-
Even al the slow rate 81 debt reduction
reported for last month. six and half
millions. in four years. OF by l551. all the
bonds that are under the control u the
government viii have been called IN, and
no further reduction in the debt can De
made before 1-9l. There Is room for a
great reduction Gf taxes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

The new capitol bill is through The
LEGISLATURE. and will, no doubt, be
signed by the Governor. The agony 81
fhe Governor viii nos begin, if il has not
begun already. He will have the aI-
uointmeut u i've commissioners. The
salary s. only "a thousand dollars a gear,
but the chances are there will be a thou
.-.ra .lL.Ilc.tinns fnr tho place..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

IN cannot he denied that the Dakotan-
are enterprI-.uy. They propose ~ have d
Constitutional Coug=niion whether they
have Fl state government " not Inc
Uro-rert that Dakota VIII got into iae
Union next winter j. not 40 all promising
aud "a Constitutional Convention j.. o.
say fhs. least. rather premature
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
Not EdIfyIng 70 The Ret Of the worId

NNr[fDfH ! tfe%s DSht...
some Il the Democratic leaders in Ohio
seem ~ De having a select little monkey
and parrot party all u themselves. i
NAV be entertaining n them. but % the
rest u the world il isn't edifying.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
PETERSRTRG. YA.
Washington and Lee UniVeTsIlI,
LEXINGTON, Va.
Southern Home School for GI1 i

1917 & 1919 n. Charles St, Baltimore
MRS. ". ". CARY, MISS CARY
Established 1912. French the lansA's
the School
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

The horrors n me present campaign 10
Ohio have never. ID the history u modern
crime. been eluaied. Murat Halstead j.
writing poems about John Mclean.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

john Roach. the great shipbuilder- in
his testimony before the Senate Labor
Committee. said. You might a. well
send "a turtle 20 catch a reindeer 80 20
send efi,. % our naval vessels % catch one
.of Enzlaud-s vessels. We will zee what
Mr.. Roach has b. -ay when be completes
tine new steel cruisers which be has con-
fracteJ to build fet the government
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

T. Postmaster General a4s l-71 biz
answer "a. tie louisiana Llt-erF CON-
.aas-- -llt f3r 4lI.HGl damage. and = IN
- W 11ral nat % T.ll -oe- y made e'--
fenr u1etler ~ a1t t-= l9t-erg company
l- r.ars1ea game ~ .lG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

H11. I1l1s- q. H-ldr-cs- l-telis
t9tase prominent part -H me I91e
rauaaia- H-s lrer-lz -leee1 VOID -
aal-at C.l1eI B.aE- ls-t Tuesday.
u- s.-l have lrflllz ~ -4E a11-t me
,ft...t- lr r1at 9ec4--1l-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

England5s Chief Justice has no doubt
bv tIis time been duly impressed with
that American institution known as the
free pass. Il seems that the proposed
trim OF tine Lord Chief Justice ~ Canada
was abandoned because the self-appointed
committee Of escort declined 10 bear the
expenses Of the trip. II they could have
secured passes. Canada perhaps would
have had "a chance % see the Chief Justice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Tie Postmaster Generals energetic way
in dealing with delinquent subordinates
has excited . good deal Of uneasiness
amoug that class Of POstmasters through
out the country who pay more attention
to uolitics and their private affairs than
49, tbe business Of their offices. Eyen in
the department at Washington there 10 a
GOOD deal closer attention 10 business
now than for years before Gresham be-
came Fostmaater General. Several ON
cial heads have been Topped of lately.
Let the good work 20 on.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

CHICAGO has a crank whose insanity
takes the educational form Of street lee
lures on pronunciation. He cOrrects
many common errors, and has large au-
diences. The effect upon Chicago CONVEX
satiOn is as vet uncertain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

IL r. said that Denver, Colorado, has
fifty artesian wells and that more are de-
sired. Many localities complain Of bad
water that might have excellent artesian
we'll water with very little expense Now
that the question j. settled that artesian
we'll water can De obtained almost any
where. our own section, and even the city
~ savannah. with her excellent river
water supply, might be greatly benefited
by artesian wells. II they should take the
plaee u her street pumps and provide
splendid fountains and pools uncontaini-
mated by the surface drainage, would any
one venture 70 say the health and pleasure
81 the city would not be greatly I'M
pr0Ke1l
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Mr. Henry George. who has been r.
erislae some severe criticisms on account
RI Als advanced views in political econo-
mF. has the faculty II marshaling facts
iu formidable array ard 81 saying things
zm9otlly that are in themselves exceed
inyIy tempestuous and ugly. lie has re-
gently published 30 the Centr0l LobDr
.J1uraQL Al article 0n Money IN Elec-
tons in which be displays thorough
acquaintauce with the tricks d the poll
ticianz. with the histories Of our worst
campaigns. and with the mo
tiyr- and necessities which
govern the people AlIuding - tine lavish
expenditure II money Ga the last Presi-
Dental campaign be says: A. 70 where
the money comes from. that viii not much
matter. Beggar- cannot b. ch0Osers.' 90
When Mr.. Garfield wrote the IS Ny Dear
Hubbeu~ letter be- of course knew thai,
be- was asking ring engaged IN swindling
the government ~ contribute % his cleo
ti0n: when Mr. Arthur went down town
b. gather iu an hour the last five hundred
thousand dollars needed ~ carry Indiana
he of course applied 70 those who were
pecuuisrily interested 3D. the retention u
power By bic party.
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lie prices speak themselves:

1nAn YARDS Fsst Colc1e1 Callco- v7ori1
lUUU s. reduced 70 20 To prevent dis
appointment 10 many. We VII o1ly sell
= vsris % any customer
l0.aso yzrls 6lnEhs2 Cheeks. worth lac-. X
duce6 u g.
s.oao yards yar5-wlie Blezohed. worth Sc.
re1ucel 70 81
1. oa3 yards yzri- vide Unble2ched. worth sc.
recuoed 70 90.
lo-s Pure Linen sheetng, worth s. 3. Re
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

Under care Of members Of the Religiga
I Society Of Friends. Thirty minutes traM
Broad 81. Station. Full College C5urses-
Classical, Scientific and Literary. Also PIe
paratory School. Location unsurpassed lai
healthfulness. Extensive grounds. NeE AAl
costly buildings and apparatus. Ac2deMs
year commences 9Th month Sept. llth- ~
Apply early TO ensure admission. FOR easa-
iOgue and fun particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL. An, Presi4ea''
II. -. -. ra.
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81. JoHN,s coLLEcE,

fDhUIAMs =. :
FINDER the direction 81 Jesnit taJlels'
Y AFFORDS every facility for the best classi..
cal and commercial education. Terms, to1la
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In order 10 induce my customers who
have patrOnized me 50 literally at my for
mer store. a Whitaker street, to continue
giving me their patronage at my present
location. l59 BrOught0n street, l am offer
ing to them and the public generally my
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, ETC., at
the greatest bargains such goods nave
been offered here for years. Give me
call and see il Won don't save money.
SIMON MITCHELL,
I59 BroughtOn street.
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Extra Ordinary Bargains in Hadnker.
chiefs!

Chldren's Canbric Drasses- Win r0Ez w55e
ElnoroldeTy. O excellent material nicely
tucked. worth 81. down 70 SIC
ChlldreE-s CsDbTle Dresses worth 8 =.
down 70 10
Chilore1's Cambria Dresses, woTlh s. = 30v-1
% s..
Childrez's C2nbrie Dresses, wo-th s. down
1871 -
Childrsn's Csmbrlc Dress Eor1h & =. down
% s. s.
70 s.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Mr.. Thomas ". Phillips. Of Sewcastle,
Delaware, VINO was sgreat friend Of Car
field. says that when he visited Garfield
al Mentor IN 1850 Garfield on one occasion
said 10 him. ..The saddest thing Of all is
the large amount Of money that is gong
into fhis campaign. II this continues il
4. only q question 81 time with this ma
tion.' And yet the man who Is alleged
~ have given expression 70 those regrets
wrote % Jaw Hubbell 10 stir up Brady,
then Assistant Postmaster General, to
greater activity in collecting cash to bride
voters. d would have been better for
Garfeld's memory if Phillips had not