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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
A G RI, 4 Poe; and a Grocery Clerk.

Very v Amy ani b.auttiut xf'i TEL IL
low vi Aso4n- iunn, e.ii .dt y
y sS41 her ~.nd,~ every N rutnx he
u teauiui. I'D, sal acA -ye-. ani tar
oaIrs-Drasn. oaeS ir9m 5oe crJx. 81
ond--s h. arm he always c.ir e1 b.o@n
BOX Sa- u ed 10 - b. tie window ev-ry
nu!ntik aci ~s,ch tor bis con ak, a 4
pee y he gan % nol C Der a.d on.
j ~ be brought "a buuch OF .soie ..ai
Q acei ,oen Oh ,t- |. o. The uro 81 o4rF.d
.tu ov, aud tea h- va. cure re ~as .
pee, an .v~ry morning IL c.d he .a n
;lnx up;l che 'asriy xr-s ~orsa p tin
b, Q. 1a. near tue -ni -! the n3uta b.
tar- aud rang ne o , Ii aud presented
a all o. $l0 - sor vi ,les- div rel a. the
ho.se ese.y uo.alux. AID ben The ovc
G. n 4. leu ci-c.s..ie II a- vas gr,csr,
c!e.x aud ,1- or.~n ooo2 w.. b.. !aac-eoa
box"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25

sharpens ladys voice And that ., 6rs,
sight would seem to solve the mystery Of
the vanished pins But the ladies do Il
make practice of hiding pins 10 this way,
ruch less can it be supposed tat they
swallow pins The dull-st cook or houses
Keeper i. too smart for that Pins arr no,
disee,ible 1t is said, too. tha, they are
made OF metal tia, is ii. .qnoa. 10 the
teeth. They are no, t1ere,or-, healthy a.
toothpick. Aud they are most always
ab ent.
o. casonslly. If = young man places his
hand on young laiys vast, sly in a
| round dance, he " Il be sure 10 Curry ,h-
mark OF u pin on bis 6ng-r for man q day.
6u' lady s ~a's, is no place 70 pms. A
hrughttui man gosng about the house wi
ua see los Of pms in the carp IS !
| my take blm lifetime TO & thu. OF
It c. sc it is e,ser 10 buy pms ant thr y
n N around carel-ssiv than II IS to SAY,
hem and suck them 10 q case when ne
wih./ But u .n must not exp ct TOO IN &c
u he " Mus of the hou emo! /. And wn
re IS hard up for pi,. ID. points men,
uoned are usu .l'y av II b >
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
h~cannt-
i. VAS midnight

Il vas midnight
The greA, clock ba 1 struck, aud xAs still
echoinK through every porch and gallery
IN the qasr,er OF ST. Mark. when . young
CT, gen w,ap, bis cio-k. vss haste ming
home from an iniesv,ev with his young mis-.
trees
His steps were light. for bis bear, vas
SO
Her parents hal JUS, conssn n,ed to their
marriage
tn v.ry day was Lamed
Lovely ti,uli-tta be cried, and shall
then Cali thee 10 ne al last?
"Wno was ever so b!es, as thy MARCEL.
nj
But as he spoke hs stopped Tor some
'n'ng g3lierei on the stoLe pavemen, besore
| MN
Il vas a scaobard Of rich worxmansh,p
nd the disco cry. What was i, but 90 earn.
-s' good ,ertu,-
K s. thou iherr' he cried. thras.ing it
gyy into bis belt
II a'o,her claims thee net, thou has.
changed masters
AMI on he went As before, hamming the
nurdrn Of so, <, hich ! e aid his G,nl.
ie q had been sin.anx together
Bu nlle We knos what the next mi. u,e
All. bring ior,ht
tie ii by The church of ST. Genniano.
AID n ,nfe- seps met the va ch
|
ted
: I q S nator ldi had been found dead
: q his do r the daksar lief, in bis heart
The unfortunate NJ -rcol,nl was drag ed
aw,y or ,xam,natlon.
Inc place. ,h- tue. everything served to
, xc,t-. T. it'y su.pic,o1.
And no >ooner had b. entered the guard>
nou>e than damuinx with ss appeared
asa ust him.
8 lh~ bravo in his q git had thrown away
his caooatd
b A i smeared ~ita blood with blood not
yet dry, II was now IN The t.et OF N ,rcolie
S It's par,ricion ornaments struck every
: e,e.
I Wht tn The fa'al dagger was produced and
ii cnmpar with il not y dou }, Of his guilt
} e NAMED.
Sui there is in the inr oc ant an energy q
d conposure when thy are silent. 10 which
i none can be altogether IN, ensiole ard the
b judge nelayed tor sone time to pronounce
= tue zen 'ence. although he wAs hear r.la-
b ton OF he deaf.
AT len 9Th ,uev.r /, came, and Marcos
) In, lost his il e. and G. uh-,,a her reason.
d Not many years { e,w,rds the truth re-
1e veal. It elt the real .r,min,f in his las,
re- moments conies>ine the crime and hence
Z the custom IA Venice q custom that long
D prevailed for crier to cry Out 10 the cour,
j. core a sentence was passed, 'R mem bel
poor N nc Inn
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
Mother Love

Al incident ha- just come under my eye.
when 90 entirely cuff cts with my ideas IL
reg .rd 10 the h-hupg q .allties OF wlid rab
bus, that | give II tor an extreme oddlty
Durlng the morning one OF my chlIdr' u
came In win q very white fac. and an 8.
count OF large wnlta snaAe seen IN the
back yard. A iew minutes la,e peruliai
equalhng Or cry ing in the corner where ID.
snake WAS at racted my tt.ntlon, and run
u ng hastily In that dlIecliOn | was as .on,
lsled TO see the last halt OF Q chicken snake
projecting from under picket ience. and n
wlld rabbit blling AMI stamping on II, ap>
parrntly making determined effort to hold
on and pre vent the snake from gong Ell
trriy under A second later, AMI befor.
my preseu, Was noticed by the combat
aus. the caus Of the rabbits efforts ano
peculiar noise WAS manifested by the ap-
p.brance on one side of the fence of the
snake 8 head with tiny raobit in its jaws
he little rat bit was held by the hind quar-
t,Ts and WAS struggling and cryitg vlgor-
ous y Tor the liberty that blow from ny
suck adlulnlsel ed 10 the back of It snake
secured il, The little fellow seemed uDiu
Iared, aud ran of rod or so, where III.
mother RABBIT, who had retreated littl.
ny near approach, joined it, and leading
The way at ue ID, rat- gait, tooA 1t to The
weo.s near by 1t Was toe strongest evi
druce OF mothers love aud care tor it
offspring have ever 8. en- or he ard OF. auc
Is he only instance ha !e ever known OF ,
rsob,l q own the slightest Aggressive dis
POSITION IN tact, hal supposed they wer'
euurely w,tnou anv
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
What a Barometer Kalvs Of Weather.

Higher baro meter means tha. the muir
Gu y Is risng and lower barometer thA, il
falling
Higher pressure is synonymous with
higher barometer and lover pressure With
lower barometer. Ia case oi a hl her ba>
roD.te II L.jcates h c ller and contract-
ing atmosphere AID Consequently d. d.niL-
vi on II 10 ure
A lower oaro meter Indicate. an expand
ing atmosphere with gr.a,e. Capacity TOR
bodiug moi-turs
In Case 1! rlsin9 barometer il indicates q
cr.a-s oi mo,e ure and diniuishes The Iis
ao9afy for ram.
al lnk barometer in 'ic.'es an ncreated
n un' o. u, is,t and sr-a Q er ,i.binty Tor
fain aud wifh i, we Lave 81 iu,r.a. in
/ ud,nes.
"hen the barometer ri.es 10 cloudy
~sa { II 10 a'n.ral All indication tha.
be ou is wal break AMI b. followed b.
air wealth.
A .udi. change IN the baro meter. ~i,.er
rt-srg II Ia Ing j. .air indsca ion OF ap-
y, ting nigh ~tuds
AZ -one, u the sus goes down behind O
o .scnred q AK O. ou !. uih . 81
nng o.r e er. ran vail ioiios IA n,aet.en
ASS u t.-nsy On the succe~dEAg d.y.
I. IA. sai be oascased ., It's te;asns by
c.oa IL, With r.snk barometer AID CO l~r
~lnia the chanc-s A.. n.n-,ssn TO tvwnsy
90 rain vii l,ll o. The .a1c.. d. az day
| Tter~ ar hr. e 'asr YEA, Ter sun.~ts-,he
| rel. j- O. saa .reea. Gfe-n aud rel are
e,c~piiorAl. tae green more - than tna
I'd
| II ~'il 81! en- happen TIA, We .ill have
a rainfall oa day acce~ d ug Que Oh which
atty .: be 't:ee a,ove coIoss are dom,osn,
! al -un.-; on the day o~:ose |, occA.iouAiIy
| nappens, ho1.v-r. .ha rA.a VIII tall shen
| 20 nc,ea;1oa ~natsser on tie preceding
day soali .saf one IN expect it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
Press and Pulpit.

Gay Waters, the recently elect. d pastor
of the Fourth Christian Church. has also
jo,Led the reporior,at staff OF an .v,n'pE
paper. No doubt tbs piety o, the paper
auo the push OF the pastor ~'il be in proved
b5 the combination OF journalism and
preaching -G.ooe-Uemocr.t
The Rev. Mr. Waters will 6nd - many
oppor,uplres If telling the truth and
.erv,ns God IN the staff Of . daily nev-pa
per - IN the pulpit on Sunday. Comic
Lapers are reepon.,bie for the ,cea that Z
&. .port<r - the lass surviving repressutsuv>
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
Tho Grandeur Of Woman.

When you want to get he grandest ides
o q Queen, you do not ,hink Of Cathar,ne
u Russia. or OF Arn~, OF England or o,
Mar,e Theresa. Of Germany; but when y,u
~ant to get your aranoes, idea OF q Queer,
ou think OF the PLAIN woman who sst op
p eit- your father at The table, or wslk.
suh him arm in arm down iite's pathway
sometimes to the thank. g,v,nx banque',
sometimes to the grave. but always iogetn. =,
,oothlLg your pet,J g'l.f-, Correcting you,
hi waywsrdues-. mug 10 Our inian
lle sports listening to } our evening pray erl
oillng tor you win needle, or at the sp, :.
a,ng wheel, and on cold nights wrapp,ut
y.u up snug and warm And then, al las,
III that do, when she lay in tue back rot u
1yi"g and you raw her lake those THU hauu.
With which ste Lad toll. d i.r you 81 lopy
It'd put them together iu = dylug kra,.,
Cnat com nded you 70 the God whom 81
had taught you to tlu,l-oh, she was lh
= .een! The charlots OF God went dow
~ ietcn her. aud Is she went IN, xil beaver
ro,e up. lou cannot think OF her now w.,l
out q rush OF tenderness that stirs the DEF !
foundations OF your soul, and you feel q
nuch . child again AS when you cried OIL
uer lap; and il you coulu bring her bach
& lin to speak jus; ouce MOL e your name b.
.enderIy as she used to speak il, you ~cuL
Dc willing 10 throw yourself Oh the grouLe
and kiss the sod that covers her, crying
Mother, motherl All, she was The Que..
10 make Que such woman rs have de
>crioed how many Thousands would 80,
want Of those people who 20 IN the roun,
Of fashion and dlss pa ion, dls'r resslng the.
uody until In their no. stroslt,es they seen
20 ou.ooIhe dromedary and hilpopo,amou-
xolhg as tar towards olsgracetul apparel q
hey dare CO. so as not 10 be arrested by th
ponce, their behavior q sorrow to the 20
md q allcature to the Vicious, anu an iu
suit TO that God who made them women al
not gorfone; and ,ramping on down throug
q frivolous, dlseip pated hte to tempural al
eternal dAmnauon : Dr. Tslmage III Fran
Leslie Sunday Magaz ne.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
A Living Woman Photographed In Her
Cuttlu

A young woman OF intelligence and cul-
,sh Gus en- OF lnvltlDg the motley mob al q
iuaerai to view The corpse, Expressed tie
~lsh that when her fuLe.ai took pace no
Que should be . lowed to look at her. y
OF Miss B family. in OK Ter 20 turn tie
dismal subject .nto q joke, remarked tha,
ner trleuos would be very much grleved Il
they could not see such q beautiful corp-.
oh, | nay oe olu anu ugly tnen, she sad
md sighed. 1t seemed ~ lud,crous tia, q
young girl should Wish to die before she "a
,Oiu So as ~ make u handsome corpse aLo
yet not WISH to oe seen that er father SAID
You had better rent q cothn have mad- b
o.c mug shroud AID have your Photograph
taken when you can decide y ether or no,
you Cafe to be ga1 d upon" / his icea 20
uckl.d lhis m aid-u tar. who Was ac hing tor
something novel, that abe proposed ut nee
o carry out The plan. lie h.rror o, ,h.
snous OF seeing herself res,u on sa,,u
cushions, CLAD 10 u snow wnue rooe. Dor
oered With s~an down. lilly ciAsped IL
ner hands Wnen ,hs s,artlin. photograph
reached me Q tear u- m oled for Que moue.
in my heart, ou, d'd nc. ii SO TO my eye .te
! tnous hi, rs love J IN death as Ia hie, no
~onder her sa Ictel family wish To pr. serv.
the likeness OF such Co pse. The, turn
iux the card over TO See where q Or rte,
WORK OF ar, Was taken. What Is my A>ton,sh
M ut 10 read, 10 Miss b. 5 own hauuvr,unk
| 'P,eAse do no, Aei 20 sc me at.r al
| dead This is tier than the reallty' -
| Boston Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
Points About the Pin.

lfyou ask The lad. OF the hoese. 'hs cook
or the cham BERNARD snysa'nx about p'us
she will tell you the 0 81 pins are n ade II
Enitand he knows tie prsce Pr paper
And CAM bay as nany as y"u want If ih-
change is iusn shed Bl, she never Ia. q
pin TO sp,re LOIS Of pus are nanutsc' ared
and sold, bat no maa kno~s vn,. o-com-s
OF them. Th-re is always nice pm Cash
ion on Jour bureau. ha, uever . PIN il il,
6,ms p*Vxis sAy uou.h iul! Of pia.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
Don't speculate.

We have late = had food Of embezzle>
uent AID 0 her forms OF THEFT. and II hs.
been the sau.e story IN every case. Tru t. d
CAS- and otu.rs charged with the ra"n' J
OF hen nelS' bora, sp-cuated snd lost.
In mueue cases ,ut OF twenty. no crime
vas iuteuded Had the thou xht ot ,het,
oycu,r d 10 the persons who roved or N
mas, they would hive shudd.red and re
60 el from themselves; but they los then
own III my the, borrowed without ie we t.
maAe new v,ntures and ended as ember
Z.4is and .h,. yes
Mos, OF the scores of men who ha ve late )
Startled tue country BY their emb. zLinR
we're cit,zens OF unblemished regulations
eOmmandl' The unoosuded confidence OF
tier specnve communities; but The NOR
dina e amblliun TO ke, rleh 10 live ID st' lc
I ,lve their chlL rem the bo low resp+ctA'
5.I!A OF fortune, and to gain the mocklnH
homage OF fJols and bypocri,es, made then
nure ,ep b, ep uu,,t detected crime
aAd lueff,c sc abe shame logically followed
b n speculate. Not one IL q nousauo
q hose Who attempt 10 win fortune oy
'p'ou atlve gambling has prohted BY ii; and
mary Who have not been broken IN fortune
tave was ed what Is OF greater value thar
Rold-hon.st industry. The only veal:f
ha, lasts and that Is iuil OF comfort. 10 tha
gained by industry and enter Prise, ane
every departure from legitimate pursuits u
gan riches is crowned w,tn peril ut ever1
step, Don't SPECIFICATIONS Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25
FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.

A thing Of besu:y Is J'J forever
Keats.
tn non, . moral or adorn tale-J ohm
son.
Make asunshsne in shady place-spen-
All ven, merry as to marriage oel.-
Byron.
A ciided halo hoverirg arou.d decay
Byron.
His pity gave ere charity besan.-dold-
smith.
A little round, tat oily man of God
Thomson.
They also serve, who only stand and wait
Ma on.
Airy tongues that only syllable men,
mes. Milton.
She walks the water like thing OF life
Byron.
God tenn per. the wind to the shorn laml
-S,rne
Ike angela vidits, few aud far bet~e
Campbell.
Coming events cast ,heir shadovs before
-Campoell
Even bis failing leaned to virtues side
Goldsmith.
IN childhood shows the man. a. InorL
INK shows the day. Milton.
II thou faint in the day Of adversely, to-
streuy,h IS small-Prove b.
aAns lnhumahlty 10 man makes coun
I,ss til, uoands mourn Burns.
Ii il night 10 be contented With what y
have, no, with what We are e-Mackintosh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25

When . COLO ed n,4u gits ter De SO we'll
educated do, he doAn benexe Ia de B. Die. ue
hHo Iost bis ,denuty ~ . niger and y,i A,nt
htten ter be Glazed vid De wnits ioiks.-
Arxausaw Traveller.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
gHE sEsQUI-CENTENNIAL.
What the Press Have to Say Of I'll
Coming Celebration.

What the Press Have to Say Of the
Coming Celebration.
In connection with an article on the
Centenary of Georgia" from the files of
the Savannah Georgian of February II,
1888, heretofore published in these
columns, the Macon Telegraph says,
speaking of the Sesqui-Centennial cele-
bratiOn:
AS the 18th Of next month is the SEES
qui-Centennial eff the founding Of SaYan-
nah by the colony of OglethOrpe, under
four pine trees on Yamacraw bluff, and
the event which took place near $50 years
ago soon to be celebrated, we can heartily
rejoice with those who rejoice for we
claim at least the privilege of being in a
few days a Semi-Centennial city.
''Under an act Of the Legislature, De-
cember. 1892. Macon became city with
full powers. Her first council was elected
on Monday. January :, 1888. tO-wit; Isaac
b. Rowland. Iraac G.. Seymour. David
Flanders. Jeremiah Smith and David F.
WilsOn-tiYe aldermen-whO, according to
the law at that time, elected Isaac q: Sey-
mOur Mayor of the city.
- In the same year and month we ind
that the first line of steamboats, was estab-
hshed to navigate the Ocmulgee from Ma
con to Darien, and by sea to Savannah;
and we also find call for the first public
meeting in Macon to build a railroad be-
tween Macon and Savannah. The road
was commenced in 1886 and completed in
the fall of 1913, and was for many years
known as the longest railroad owned by
any single company in the whole world'
1--WE hope our neighDOrs of the Forest
City will turn a kind eye to her offspring
on the banks of the Ocmulgee."
Speaking of the celebration, the Cincin-
natl Gazette has this to say:
Georgia will have an anniversary of
its own on the 18th of next February, a CEN
tury aud halfthen expiring from its settle
ment by Gen. 0glethorpe: The first colo
nists were men OF high moral charac-
ter, and slavery was literally forced
upon them by the home government.
The virtues of good stock are slow in
dying out. and it is to the blood of its
founders that we may largely attribute
the fact that Georgia is the most prosper
Gus of the Southern States. and merits the
name of the Empire State. of the South,
which it has receiYed.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11

S,srthern mail. ESQ snd P. n
Chsrlesron. $50 and P. n
PORT ROYAL Railroad. 80 ana : r n. o,a q
For all points in Florida INV A. -
ITsson and Brunswick Railroad, lo;oo 4. H.
and P. r.. ,.,.a ,o.oo n
Brunswick and Albany Railroad, lo;Oo A. n
SEX ". R. 1000 A. II. and P N.
All Doints west Of WavCrOss- on savannah
florida and " estarn Railway. l0:U0 4. n .
Western nail, via Central kallToau' - -
and 500 p. u. n
Nilledgeviile, EatontOn and Gordon 4 -
and g p. ".
HqwISinsvIlIe. and o P. n.
ALBANY. 1890 4. NJ. and 2 T. N.
Rqinbridge. 1000 A. " ami P ~.
Thama=viile. 1890 A. NJ and P NJ
m -s,,t. ~, ~. = r. & ". K. r., between
,ri,a,ossviIle ana cambridge, 1000 A. N. and .
P. u. ..,,,,t t--i5.,- 5P n.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11

The brig Charles Puryes, from Caiba-
rien. Cuba. which was lowed to quaran-
tine leaking on Saturday evening, arrived
at the city yesterday morning. A board
of survey was called, the Port Wardens,
H. F. Willink, master ship carpenter,
aud Messrs. Bolts and Minis comprising
the board, The leak was located in the
cross seam just above the water. The
brig also lost her lower foretOpsail yard
on the passage. The board recommended
that she make the necessary repairs,
which can be done without discharging
the cargo. and proceed 20 her destination,
Boston. The brig is making no water at
UrpSpnf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
rhe Theatre-Finai Appearance of tn


The Frank Mayo company closed very
pleasant. and, we hope, profitable engage
ment OF three nights and matinee last
evening. repeating BARLEY Campbelfs line
Idyl Of the war Of the States. Ivan, the
Yirginian. f" with the same admirable cast
OF characters and line acting which de
lighted the audience on the second even
ing Of their appearance. The house was
small but select. The matinee in the
afternoon. on which occasion ''Davy
Crockett" was presented. yas given TO 4
splendid house. and we have seldom
seen the Theatre present a more gala
appearance. The seats were Tor the
most part occupied by the falr
sex. and old and young. especially the
latter. manifested their high appreciation
Of a fine performance Of very pretty play
both in its scenic and dramatic effect.
The same care and strict regard for the
prOpTieties of the drama was evidenced by
The company IN the evening. We take pleas
are in c0mmendingt the company as y hole
and especially Miss Charlotte Behrens,
who has the makeup of a fine actress and
Dir. Frank Mayo. who Is uneXceiied m his
presentations, To the friends OF the drama
wherever they may make their appear
ance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11

About seven o'clock last evening a
white nan called ar the City Dispensary
a horrible sight, having evidently been
in a fight. His head looked as if il had
been beaten or cut with some instrument,
and the blood was streaming down his
neck. He was so stUpefied from the effect
Of his wounds or drink that he was I'M
able TO give any account Of himself. He
was sent TO DR.. Chisholm for proper atten-
ton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
samuel PIastriek,'' the Commercial
Drummer.


Tomorrow evening the talented come
dian. Mr. NJ B. Curtis, will make his
second appearance at the Savannah
Theatre in his novel creation, samuel
Plastrick," the Commercial Drummer, in
the popular comedy ''Sam1 of POsen.' =
Mr.. Curtis will be supported by his Origi-
nal and entire company. The Baltimore
NelCS, in speaking Of a recent presenta-
ton in that city, says.
As piece of character sketching the
play is one of the most amusing on the
stage. and at the same time it gives con-
siderable scope for display Of the higher
orders of dramatic ability. 1t Is needless
to say that Mr. Curtis makes all out of
the role that il is possible to make. His
conception of the character, his careful
attention 20 ali the details, his by-plays
and his remarkable avoidance of mere
burlesque. where the temptations TO bur-
lesQue are so great, all combine 10 make
his acting a delightful piece of comedy.
The leading role is one in which the pc
culiar characteristics of the salesman are
happily hit of, and at the same time the
sterling true-heartedness which underlies
those characteristics is brought out in
such a strong light as 10 gain for 'Sam'P
a warm place ia the hearts of the au-
dfaupa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
Index to New Adyertisements.

Meeting Of Zerubbabel Lodge.
catholic knights Of America.
Medical Section Georgia Historical SOC y
Meeting Of Irish Jasper Greens.
Meeting OF Georgia Hussars-
Democratic mass meeting.
Notice 70 plumbers.
NOtice-HOlst & Co.
Merchants National Bank.
Shin Savannah for Bremen.
Chambermaid wanted.
Comfortable house for rent.
Apples for sale.
Personal notice.
Suit Of rooms for rent.
Diaries. etc.-D3vis Bros
Auction sales by c. II. DOrsett-
Furniture-A. J. Miller < Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
Treat Yourself

And your boys to new clothes. You can
buy clothing very cheap now, as "Fd-
mOus'' has made great reductions ia prices.
No need of being poorly dressed when you
can buy good clothing as low as Famous
is selling. just think of it-you can buy
a good, strong oyercoat for So 90, and
handsome black diagonal spring bottom
pants for So 80. Finer goods just as cheap
in proportion. We have too many goods,
and make this great reduction 10 turn our
goods into money. "F'dROuS' New York
Clothing House, 140 Congress street.-AdU
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
Liquor Licenses.
1888.
1888.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. Jan. s, 1885,
Under and by virtue of the provisions of the
Tax Ordinance of the city of Savannah for the
wear 1888, all parties engaged IN selling malt,
yfnous or spirituous liquors within the city
limits, either at wholesale or retail, are noti-
fed that all licenses expired January 1st 1888,
and are now due for the present year. No
further notice will be issued, and all parties
concerned failing to comply with said above
ordinance will be placed on the Information
Docket. FRANK L. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-11
Frightened bY Rolling Beer Kegs.

Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to
a wagon owned by Mr.. W. O'ConnOr,
while coming down Jefferson street tow
ards south Broad, was frightened by a
number of beer kegs that were being
rolled across the sidewalk, and ran away
The driver. a white man, lost control Of
the animal, and the vehicle cOllided with
a neighbOring lamp post. One Of the
wheels was demolished, and further pro-
gress Of the horse arrested. The accident
created considerable excitement among
pedestrians. but was attended with no
serious results.