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LITTLE ROCK
Church Bnrned-NIob Violence Expected
Arrested for Numbering boy.

Arrested for Murderinga IA Boy.
LITTLE Rock, June 2O.-[Special l-Ad.
vices from Ozark report the burning of the
Boonville church by incendiaries. Mob
violence may be expected if the fire bug.
are captured.
-, Sheriff Douglass, Of Grayson county,
Texas, arrived to-day from Hope, having a
horse-thief whom he had followed across
the country from Sherman. He will leave
on the midnight train tonight for Sher-
man.
A warrant was sworn out to-day for the
arrest of II. Mccoy, alias "Henry Pickles. J,
charged with the murder Of John Peoples,
IA year.old colored boy.
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Fool. Hardy.

ST LOUIS, June "a Fayette, Missouri,
special says, that e. l.. Stewart, the zero.
naut, made the ascension here Monday. in
an old and dilapidsted hot air balloon.
which burst when 1t attained height OF
about 9OO feet. The balloon and mronaut
came down with rush, and both plunged
into Dorhe Feme creek, and at once disap-
peared. The body has since been recoy.
cred,
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Makes u Denial

MILWAUKEE, June 20.-Alex. Mitchell
has addressed a letter to the New York
Tribune denying certain published reports
to the effect that he was interested with
McGoech in his late lard deal; and declared
he never had any personal interest in the
9rain or provision market, and always con.
demned cornering the produce markets.
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-eoe---
TYLER.
Marriage In high Lifs-Death Of Railroad
Man

Man,
TYLER, June 20-tSpecial. MIR. Sam NJ,
Fields, of Galveston, and Miss Nellie May
Bowen, Of this city, were united In mar.
riage at the residence Of the brides mother
Mrs. Il. A Bowen, at o o'clock this even.
ing, Rev. DR., George Patterson officiating.
The party took the Missouri Pacific train
an hour later for ST. Louis and the north, a
large number Of friends congratulating and
bidding them goodbye at the station.
W. B. Sellers, an old train dispatcher
formerly from Illinois and well known
among railroad men, died here last night,
supposed to be from the effects Of an over.
dose of morphine.
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Destructive Fires

SAN FRANCISCO, June oO.-The large
buildings known as Morlen's block, on
Post street between Kearney ana Dupont
streets, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Ihe lower stories were occupied by O'Con.
nor " Moiiatt, dry goods; the upper by the
olympic club. 1t is believed the fire
orlginated in the rooms OF the latter. Loss.
So0Wo; mostly insured.
FRESNO, CAL, June 20--There was a de-
structlve fire this morning and ten build.
inss burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance un-
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An Escort.

BosroS. June 90.-The governor has or.
dered out the National Lancers to escort
him to and from the Harvard college COM
mencement.
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Time Extended.

FirrsBusG. June @.-rhe IS per cent.
creditors OF Graf, Bennett & Co., held a
meeting this evening and decided to grant
.ne urn an extension of thirty dsys. A
ssa,eneht by one OF the members
showed the liabilities of Graft, Bennett Il
70. to be 81 ,2S2, 1872, and the liabilities of
the Grafton Iron company. for which thev
are responsible. $3.50, 600. Their personal
assets are 81 ,l69, ,6S7, besides which thew
nave nave real estate worth 100000. The
urn agreed TO pay 40 per cent. of the in
gTeo'edness T during the next sixteen months,
Inc payment OF the balance will be Sc.
cured by bonding their estate. Work will
DC continued in the company s mill as usual,
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PIrTsBuRG, Pa, June 20.-This morning
the session Of the state convention of coal
miners was taken up with perfect,pg the
organization, after which IL adjourned.
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Await Submission

FAEsIBAR, June 20.-The French do not
intend to take Antanarario, the capital Of
Madagascar, but will occupy the custom.
houses and all roads leading to the capital
and await the submission OF Horas, which
is expected shortly.
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CuntInentnls In New York.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 2O.-The New Or.
leans Continentals arrived shortly after |
p. M, and were escorted to quarters in the
Falmouth hotel by the Brow Light Artil.
larry,
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Nurssrymen'r Convent,op.

ST., Louis, June 2o.-The eighth annual
convention OF the American association of
of nurserymen, florists and seedmen con.
vened here this morning.
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Mr.. Tilden Is mad at David Davis for hav.
ing said something about Uncle Samuel's
health, and Daniel Manning, Of New York,
Is holding Mr.. Tilden by the coat.tsils to
prevent bis jumping on the big Judge and
knocking him out.
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Assigned.

ST. Louis, June 20.-The Williamson &
Stewart paper company made an assign.
ment to J. Z. Whyte, of which $l0O, 600 was
to satisfy preferred creditors claims. AS
sets, 500, $50.
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uOpea for Pence

PARIS, June 20.-The Gaulois publishes
an interview with Marquis Tseng, Chinese
ambassador, in which the latter said that n
hitch had occurred in the negotiations be.
tween France and China, but hoped for
pacific solution of the difficulty.
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Approved.

PARIS, June N.-French papers express
their approval Of Admiral Pierre's action
In bombarding and capturing Tams,sys
and other, places. Madagascar and Hovss
will soon be compelled 10 capitulate, The
6lre contends that Hovas ID dstested bv
other tribes OF Madagascar, that II thsy
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Ballot for Senator.

Concord, N. H., June 20.--The ballot for
United States senator was with few changes
In the vote OF yesterday. Rollins lost two.
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LONDON. June D.--ln the commons the
bill providing fer an appropriation Of
$3.50, 1000 of church surplus funds to aid in
Irish sea, fisheries, and particularly to pro.
vide for hnrbors passed on second reading.
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Worsted Dress Goods !
IN LIGHT WEIGHTS AND SHADES

CENTS w Ana ba bEsnSs rSsA an FHFsasg ss
Ii CENTS Ht sa T FSg Ss SHoGs s &c o g, LINE
20 CENTS S nSs.sp nH1 gg
In % CENTS Ed ssssns HaS
acomunauon Silk them nrc WIN
@ At @ sa Ta A AaF & 2EEasSo g~s o1 LANE I
E M CENTS S T5H M a 1SiE Euss sNA5
H'A'
n 80 CENTS w Nuns HAya vJs Sy oEs s s
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,

won last any longer, b, t,a
goods so low aud may do
satisfied Ihey make business
N TaEP WE ADvERTIsE-sa i in''u We ADVERTISE
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Counsel for defense wished to
postpone the cross examination
of Murch until tomorrow, to which the
pr secution assented. Several letters and
other documentary evidence relating to the
Philadelphia building were then offered,
after which General Steinmetz was recalled
and questioned as an expert relative to Ger.
tain alterations in the plans for the build
ing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
= Trio of stowawavs.

James Laary. Charles Mccarthy and
John Oliver. who slowed themselves away
on the steamship Gate City at Boston,
from which city they left their homes and
subsequently worked their passage the
greater portion OF the voyage and arrived
here last Monday week, were arrested the
following Thursday as Migrants. Their
case was turned over by the Mayor 5
Court 90 the City Court, and yesterday
The prisoners were arraigned for trial, and
defended by NJ. J. O'COnnOr, Esq. The in
vest-ation showed that one Of the young
mon was making an effort to obtain money
from home To return there and that the
prisoners were disposed TO work. The
case was thereupOn continued and the
sentence suspended until Monday next.
the 18th inst. at which time. If the par
ties have not received offers of work or
the means 20 return 70 Boston, they Will
be punished as the law prescribes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13

The County Commissioners will meet
tomorrow.
The CITY Council will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow evening
John T. Raymond in - Paradise" is the
next theatrical attraction for Savannah.
The United states District Court viii
convene in this city this morning at 10
O'Clock
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 23I, f. \.
NJ. viii hold a regular monthly meeting
<a-niglt.
a special meeting Of the WOrkingmen's
Benevolent Association will be held to-
night at 3 80 O'Clock.
The 54th meeting OF the Southern Mu-
tual Loan Association was held last even
inE. and 5000 sold at 81 per cent.
The Norwegian bark EIieser was cleared
for Marseilles. France. yesterday with
412S barrels Of Tosin, weighing l,'29,6o0
pounds.
The steamship City OF Columbus, Capt.
Wright. arrived from Boston yesterday
with 10 cabin passengers and so steerage,
and q heavy cargo OF freight.
The eighteenth regular monthly meet
inc Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Mutual Loan Association will be held at
Metropolitan Hall tonight at ; O'Clock.
A meeting Of all the property holders in
the burnt district Of Iamacraw are re-
guested 10 meet at ID. 0'COnnOr's shop,
corner OF Bryan and West Broad streets,
This evening at 80 O'Clock.
The sabbath school celebration in COM
memOratiOn Of the quartO-centennial
birthday Of Or. Martin Luther will be
given in the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in this city, next Monday even
IN. 18th inst.
Rev. J. p. Strider occupied the pulpit
If the First Presbyterian Church on sun
dsv. The former pastor. Rev. L. VI. Boyd,
whose resignation was recently accepted.
has accepted the pastOrate Of church in
North Carolina.
One Of the branch mains now being laid
IN tie CITY by the Savannah Mutual Gas
T5vht Company. will be completed on
Csat0n 10 jefferson street to-day. The
rriucipaI main on DraytOn street will be
laid no q point north Of Liberty street this
afternoon.
Lot No - North OglethOrpe ward, IN
Tamacraw. was sold Yesterday by Messrs.
Kennedy & Blum for $3.50. The eastern
half o. the lot was bought by Mr.. W. VI.
Gibbons for $3.100 and the western half
By Mr.. Graham for SLIGO.
Twenty arrangements for disOrderly
eonduct were called from the docket in
fhe Police Court yesterday morning and
disposed Of by Mayor Lester. The aggre-
cate of fines imposed was $50, in lieu of
1Qs davs' Imprisonment. Five prisoners
were white and - cOlOTed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
The Bureau Report.

Editor Morning Ne,Cs: Most of our cot
ton men cannot see through the figures
of the report as compared with that of a
month ago and feel satisfied that the
"bear" interest has been largely consult
ed in its makeup" In our own State
the condition of the crop has by its state
ment improved n per cent, and no sane
individual can possibly imagine such a
miraculous improvement, particularly as
by LIST October the yield was discounted,
and drought and worms had destroyed
nearly, if not entirely, all chances of top
crops. Besides, from all quarters we hear
of picking being nearly, if not quite,
ended. The percentage OF improvement
in other States seems equally fabulous,
and while a good authority like Brad
streets does claim that some good has been
effected by the fine picking season 1t still
leaves the prospective yield at only
sh ade more than it did in October. Re
ceipts seem to have staggered the wise
heads of the bureau when the facts that
these are caused by the very fine gather
ing season and the shOrtness OF the out
turn, enabling planters to make an earlier
delivery to market than perhaps ever be-
fore known. New Orleans receipts,
which are in fact nearly One-half OF what
we are now getting, are pouring In rapidly
by new railroads from points from which
steamers conveyed them gradually. 1t is
hardly possible, unless nearly ''all men are
liars" about their crops, that any such re-
suits as the bureau report would Indicate
can be realized. }. L. =.
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Railroaaing Thirty One Years.


/ have been troubled for considerable
time with kidney and bladder affection.
had severe pains in the back and loins,
considerable brick dust deposit In my
urine, and a general weakness of the kid
neys, a complaint find very general with
our railroad men, as the jar and constant
strain on the body as well as the mind is
very detrimental to those troubled
with weakness OF the KID
news. About one year ago was
stating my case to friend OF mine
who had a similar case once. He used
Hunts Remedy with wonderful success
and recommended me to use it. pur-
chased bottle at one OF our druggists
here in Rochester. and used 1t according
to directions, and 1t has cured me, and
have had no occasion to use 1t since, ana
| can gladly recommend it to any in need
of a kidney medicine of real merit.
JOSEPH HARRISON,
Locomotive Engineer, 81 years with \. L.
Central and II. R. R., 50 Ambrose street,
Rochester, y. I.
limo IL 1899.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
ALVIN JosLrN.
Charles l.. Davis Before a Large Audi
dience Last Sight.

Charles L.. DaNls DeloHo +" Aa' sc -
dience Last Sight.
Charles L. Davis, the comedian, sup
ported by the Alvin Joslin Comedy Com
pany, $4,000 band, $1,000 watch, and
100000 worth of diamonds, appeared be-
fore a large audience at the Theatre last
night in his own character comedy AVN
Joslin.'' The play is well known among
theatre-gOing peOple and is worthy OF the
aurhor The creation of sUncle Alvin
the bOmespun New England farmer, Is a
remarkably correct development OF that
sturdy. honest and fearless down-east
character. With Mr.. Davis, he and u ncle
Alvin became one. The actor is lost sight
Of and the imDersOnatiOn = perfect. The
support in the play is fair. Its chief at
traction is in the variety and rapid change
OF scenery and scenes. keeping before the
audience the comic and the seriO-cOmlc
until the curtain falls.
one Of the pleasing features Of last
nights performance was the musical part
Of the programme. During the inter-
mission between the first and second and
second and third acts, Mr.. Nathan COrl,
the trOmbOnist. and Mr.. Harry Hardy,
the cornetist of the band, rendered selec-
lions which were loudly applauded. At
the close of the third act Mr.. Charles Z.
Lowe charmed the audience with his
marvellous execution of XYlOphOne selec-
ti0ns. In his first selection he was loudly
applauded, and in response played with
excellent effect '.>weet NiOlets," ana
followed with still others in response to
repeated calls. The play Will be repeated
tonight
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
AUCTION.
By I. ID. LaROCHE'S SONS
Aurtinu saIre xmturr Dapo.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY GEO. w. LAMAR. Auctinneer


Under aud by virtue of an order issued by IA.
Hon. John O. Ferrill, Ordinary OF Chains
county, on IT. ESDA1, the fourth Jlth} M
of December next, will be sold,
The following property for the payment !
debts and distribution among the heirs to N
estate of James II. Roberts, deceased:
Lots Nos. 3, !. y. 10 and IL, IN Garden IA
west OF front lot No. Tan Y ard Tract
Lots Nos. l, !, 10, II, u, IL and 81 OF Frol
Lot, Garden Lot west.
Lot No. As Crawford ward. four Brick Tenn
ment Houses, now under rent of SIS per moud
and subject to mortgage of $1,000 20 N
Pulaski Loan Association. upon which thel
is a monthly installment of $50 due
Lot No. IL, and Improvements. South OIL
thorpe ward, two Frame Tenement IIoaa
now under rent of SIG per month.
Half of lot No % O'Neil ward and halls
lot No. q O'Neil ward. These lots are an1s
- year lease at s. per year, payable sen.
annually.
Improvements on and lease of half lot NJ
IA and lot No. Is, Walton ward. consisting
five frame tenement twO-story buildings nw
under rent of $40 per month, and subject IA
lease of - years at S-per year, payaA
mi-annually.
Lots Nos. 63, 81, 65, Go and part of 81. Wala,
ward, and Improvements, consisting OF TWEEN
wooden tenement houses, now under ral
OF SIS and subject TO u mortgage OF 5000.
Lot No. 81 Middle OglethOrpe ward nw
under lease for years at s. per yea
payable semi-annually.
Lots Nos. and of front lot No ., Carrie
lot west.
Lots Nos. l, and OF lot No. >, Mills
tract, Norton road.
White Hall Plantation. 400 acres. Bounl
ed north by lands estate Telfair, east
Shaw, Canal and others; about four mA
from savannah.
Shaw or Peach Forrest Plantation. Bouns
ed north by lands of Wetter, east By landsa
Norwood, La Roche and Roberts, south 3
lands of Lowell. Subject to mortgage
$1,000.
Part of farm lots and 5. about four mia
from city on Louisville road, about 50 acrN
Bounded north by Louisville road. south !
lands of estate of NJ. j. Roberts. east by lana
OF William Bandy. and west by lands Of
r. Norris.
one lot Of land about 81 miles from ii
city on the Louisville road, bounded south
the Savannah and Ogeechee canal. east BIZ d
No. 3 and west by lands belonging TO the g
tate Of Hiram Roberts. said lot contaniu
is acres, and taken from tract OF land knoW
originally rs WoOdville.
Five acres Of land bounded on the north
the Louisville road, on the east By lands d
the estate of Hiram Roberts, south by fan
lot No. 4, and on the west by part Of lot NJ
2-being part of farm lot No. ,.
Farm lot No 4, Carpenter tything, Deck
ward. Bounded west by the township Lin
north by lot No. ?, east by lot No. g. south
lot No. q. Containing, according to a yesuryl
July, 1851, by J. B. HOgg. 81 acres.
Tract of land about four miles from eli
boundary. Bounded north by the L0uisyil
road, south by lands Mrs. Timer. west
Smith, containing 20 S-l0 acres by survey
W. +. Bowen.
DWIGHT l.. ROBERTS.
Administrator Estate of James H. ROberf
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Local Personal.

United states Deputy Marshal d. \.
- who arrived in the city yesterday
ron New Orleans on official business,
len savannah for that city last night.
Hon. A. P. Adams, Judge Of the East
ern Judicial Circuit Of Georgia, went TO
EfIngham county yesterday morning for
The purposeOf opening the Superior Court,
which convened there yesterday
Col. J.F. IyersOn and lady, Of Column
bus. are stopping at the Pulaski House.
- iTversOn is the adiuster Of the Georgia
Home Insurance Company, and he is here
licking after the losses OF his company in
che Tamacraw Ire.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
SPIRITS AND ROsIN FOR GREAT
BRITAIN.
shipments of ROsin and Turpentin


shipments of ROsin and Turpentine
Yesterday.
The following clearances, amounting in
total value to S122, S63 40, were made
through the custom house yesterday:
The British bark OultOn, Capt. Starkey,
was cleared for London, England, by
Messrs. Petersen x Co. with 2.423
casks spirits turpentine, containing 122,-
US4 gallons, valued at ,SSl %.
The Norwegian bark Grant, Captain
Christensen. for Cork or Falmouth for
orders by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt Il Son,
with 602 barrels of rOsin, weighing 246, $50
pounds, valued at 81. 1862 u, and 1000 casks
spirits tUrpentine, containing l0O,443 gal
Ions. valued at So 40 81. Total value Of
cargo, So, S32 "A.
The Norwegian bark Ephialtes, Captain
Thomson. for Bristol, England, by Messrs.
Syberg-Petersen Il Co., with 1889 barrels
rOsin. weighing 1,603, POO pounds, valued
at s. 1863 -, and 80 barrels spirits tur-
pcntine, containing 1882 gallons, valued
ut $4.l19 -. Total value Of cargo,
Sl2,149 "A.
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United States Internal Revenue.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, DIST. georgia.
SAvANNAH,sNov. 6, 1888.
On 10Th of October last EIGHTH-F1NE
EMPTY BEER KEGS were seized for viola
ton of Internal Revenue laws. Three OF said
kegs were seized on one wagon in the streets
of Savannah, four of said kegs were seized
upon another wagon in the streets of Savan =
nah, three of said kegs were seized in freight
car on the railroad track at the Ocean Steam
ship wharf, and seventy five of said kegs were
seized at the Ocean Steamship wharf.
Any person or persons owning said kegs, or
any number of them, will please file their
claim or claims with me within thirty days
from this date 4. \. WILSON,
fv Co1IapfOr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
II DORsETr. Auotioneer

Under and by virtue of an order grantedby tH
Honorable John o. Ferrill, Ordinary Of Chat
ham county, / will offer for sale before ta
Court House door in the city of SavannaA
during the usual hours of sale, on TUES
DAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1888. the iolloEll
property belonging to the estate OF ALGER
NON :. HARTRIDGE. the same being sol
for the purpose of paying debts OF SAID 6
tate, viz:
Lot No. Chatham ward, and the improve
ments thereon, consisting of two three story
on basement brick residences on the souu
side OF Jones street, between Whitaker al
Barnard streets, the said lot being subject
an annual ground rent to the city OF savanna
of $44 81.
Also
Lots and 10 Davis ward, said lots benz
sold at the risk of the former purchaser.
4. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Administrator de bOuIs mob.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
Chr sflurning Yews.
IrEsnAr- NovEaBER -. 1888.


A ,rthern mail. $50 and P n.
tnarlest0n 2.30 and P. n.
Port ROYAL Railroad. $3.50 and P. NJ
For an points IN Florida, $50 A n anu "
IN. Co., s.so . =.
and g P. n 90 -
Brunswick and Albany Railroad $50 A NJ
aud 9P.G.
So EW. RR 80 4. II. and P. n.
All points west Of Waycr0ss, on savannah.
Florida and Western Railway, $50 A. NJ z'9V
Western mail. via Central Railroad, 500 A
y. and 600 P. H.
Il. and $500 P. n.
HawkIusviIle, 80. and P. N
Albany. SD A. NJ. $50 and P. n.
Baiubriige. $50 A. n. $50 anu 2. n.
THonasvfIe. s: 80 A. NJ. 2:30 ana ?. n
Ouitmau. $50 A. n. $3.50 and P n. -.
an 1,7inrs "a tine :. T. < W K. r., between
T-6o-n 5-viIIe and cambridge, $50 A-A-,z'So am
savannah river. Tuesday. II.
on sunday. mail for all points at 500 P. N;
ON sunday for delivery Of mall 10 10 IA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
Index to New Advertisements.

Meeting Of Ancient Landmark Lodge
Meeting Of property owners.
Workingmen's Benevolent Association.
Merchants x Mechanics Loan Associat
Notices-W ilder & Co.. agents.
Apples. :. Collins i Co.
N0tices-A. Minis Il sons.
Dry g00ds-G. Eckstein X Co.
Chatham county citation
Furnished rooms for rent.
Choice rooms for rent.
Auction sala-I. u. LaRoehe's sons.
White servant wanted.
Builder wanted.
DluciuE-Pr0f. McCOllum's.
Three rooms for rent
Muic found.
Beet shooting ut SchuetZen Park.
B1l-haw's sale. II. D0rsett.
Drawing Louisiana state Lottery.
Notice-I. r. GOOdsell.
Tyb-e Island-T. F. Screyen.
4. II. DJrsett. real estate dealer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-13
Yesterdays Dreadful Accident.

There were a good many accidents yes
terday. There will be some to-day, and
probably more or less tomorrow. Chill
dren are tumbling down stairs. Women
are lighting fires with kerosene. Boys
are playing with pistols. Big men are
spraining their ankles as they try to catch
the moving train. Babies will get Their
little thumbs caught in the doors. Bruised
shins, dislocated joints and mashed I'LL
gers constantly remind us that accidents
may take place at any moment. People
who have Perry Davis Pain Killer can
smile at most of the accidents that befall
them. Those who have not tried it are
reminded that they do not have to run
further than the nearest drug store tC