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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06

For the Holidays Beauty i'm Min

FOF inc HOHdays-Eseauty In Mininfure.
Refinement loves elegance, and personal
adornment is first duty of civilization. The
refined man or woman reioices in the beauti-
full; art, music flowers, all charm the polished
mind, while the taste for perfumes, odorous
applications for preserving the beauty of the
hair, skin and teeth, and all those artistic ap-
pliances of the tot cite, which science has pro-
duced are dear to the cultivated taste. The
body is Gods temple, and a perfect care of it
in cleanliness and adornment is the parent Of
pure thoughts and happy ideas. When we see
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
A Prospereus Season.

Official information indicates the Interna-
tional line of steamers has this year transact
ed more business than ever before in the an
mails of the line. OF former years, 1881 was
the banner season in the history of the compa-
ny, but this year there has been an advance in
receipts for every month up to October, and
the aggregate is long way ahead of all for
mer transactions. This applies not only to the
st. John trade, but to that of Eastport and
Portland as we'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
Elegant Billiard Rooms.

One OF the handsomest billiard halls in this
city will be re-opened this evening, at the
United States Hotel, by Mr.. w. III. Mcdonald.
The room has been beautifully painted, and
four new Collender tables have taken the
place of the three old billiard tables. The
cushions of these tables are furnished with the
'steel-faced" spring, which rebounds the ball
with the most delicate touch. The opening
this evening will be free, giving all Lovers of
the game an opportunity to play upon tables as
ne as can be found.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06

The Montreal of the Dominion line, arrived
from Liverpool at about 7.3O last night. She
reports good passage, and brought % passen-
gers cabin, intermediate and 20 Storage.
The Sarnia OF the Dominion line, and the
Sandman of the Allan line, sail for Liverpool
today, the former going direct. and the latter
via Halifax Both steamers have full cargoes.
The Sarnia takes three cabin and 40 steerage
passengers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
A Noteworty Improvement.

The shoe factory of L. P. Hawkins, in the
building owned by the st. John Smith heirs
on onion street, is being thoroughly recon
structed with view to increased production
of ladies shoes. The entire roof has been rails.
cd and story is being built under it. This
addition will double the capacity of the estab-
lishment for work. Mr.. Hawkins expects to
have the new rooms equipped with necessarv
machinery and the entire factory running ear
ly in January.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
Portland Cadets.

This evening, at City Hail. the much talked
Of, and much planned for, oarteenth annual
drill and ball of the Portland Cadets, compli-
mentary to Capt. N. d. Winslow, takes place.
The arrangements made ensure an affair sur
passing in brilliancy and enjoyment anything
presented here for years. The full programme
is now announced as follows The doors will
open at o'clock. At 7.3O Chandler's full
military band will give an hours concert, pre-
senting the following fine programme:
Overture Banditenstreiche ...... Suppe
lHlo. wal zes. adteufel
6elecgions from Atilla Verdi
fsecoilec'1ons OF the War. Beyer
OnaMpaghe 0alop. ......,.,.. ............ Wiegand
AT $50 the Cadets will march upon the floor
and give an exhibition drill. This will consist
OF company movements, manual of arms and
skirmish drill. This drill will, of course. be
one of the great features.
At o'clock dancing will begin, for which
Grimmer's orchestra is to furnish the music.
An excellent order of dances is offered. Be-
fore intermission Chambers band will play
selections between dances
All the seats in the gallery are reserved. A
few choice seats may be purchased at H. P.S.
Goods drug store, If they are applied for i'm
mediately.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
Masonic.

At the annual election of Ancient Land.
mark Lodge, Wednesday evening, the follow
ing were elected unanimously:
Mastsr-George 7. Means.
Senior Warden-Thomas B. Merrill.
Junior Warden-Louis d. Greenwood.
Treasurer-Charles Fobes.
Secretary-John 8. Russell
Finance Committee-Eben Corey, Orrin S.
Fogg, VIM. G. Davis.
Trustee-LeandeE W. Fobes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
Supreme Court.

supreme G0uff.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.
WEDNEsDAY-Page ct ais. vs. Farnham ct al.
Action of assumpsit to recover S7s4.41, balance
due on account annexed for goods sold and deliver
cd to defendants by plaintiffs. Defence general is
sue and denial of partnership. Verdict against Ed
ward E. Carlton for S8O6.39.
Geo. @. Hopkins for plaintiffs
Cleaves & Cleayes for defendants.
Napoleon B. Dalton vs. Martin j. Flaherty. Ac-
ton for damages for personal injuries to wife by
reason of collision with carriage of plaintiff in May
last. Ad damnum, $500. On trial.
e. S. Ridlon, for plaintiff.
G. P. Mattocks. for defendant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
MEETINGS.
Portland Proyident RESIGNATION.

PORTLAND November %, 1883.
TT1HE members of the Portland Provident Associa-
Il tion RE hereby notified that the adjourned
annual meeting will be held Thursday evening, De-
cember 9th, at TN o'clock.
Bus ness: To amend article 18th of the constitu-
ton by striking the word; second, wherever it
ours In said article and substituting the word first
so that 1t will read the meeting shall be held on
the first Thursday of each month.
nov28dtd c C.HAYES, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
Real Esfate Transfer..

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry Of
Deeds:
Cape Elizabeth-Joseph H. Kinsman to Ed
ward r. Barbour, land, $125.
Westbrook-John G. Warren to Joseph
Walker, land and buildings. $1,000.
Russell, land, 5000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
mi, C. mn. AssOciafiOn.

a STATED meeting of the Maine Charitable
"A Mechanic Association will be held in the IL
brary room, Mechanic building, Thursday evening,
Dec. 9Th, at 7.S0 O'Clock. R. b. SWIFT, Recording
Secretary. dec4d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
RAILWAY NOTES.
Portland and Rochester Railroad.

The second annual meeting of the Portland
and Rochester Railroad was held yesterday
forenoon at the presidents office on Plum
street. The following is the directors report
for the year ending September 3Oth:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
'THE LDADH1
A Pure Havana Ciear.

TT F. McMAIN, of the firm of McMain & Weston
to the New Cigar which they are introducing to tbis
market 1t is PURE CIGAR, free from favoring or
coloring OF the stock, and absolutely free from So
son OIL any kind. 1t is hrst-class clean and omar
anteed to be of the best Havana Cali for I. N
Weston's "f4eader, strictly hand made. Also. in
connection, brand called "Cupidv a Five Cent
Cigar. Smokers who value their health should try
the Leader" and note the difference between the
pure and the imitation. Address
nIcMAHN 81 WESTON, westfieId. prass
For sale by Geo. C.Frye. Tmmons g. HAYES. H. P.
tel. e. Dana, Jr., and j. B. Totten. sep1Idsm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
FOR ORGAN

Psrlor Organ Instruction Book S16O. Ia
the book for beginners, teaches light and sacred
music, and is highly commended by successful,
practical teachers. As grand book for begipners
and advanced students covering the entire ground
and furnishing large quantity of delightful organ
music, we commend the Emerson Method Tor
Reed Organs. $3.50, by Emerson and Mathews;
and for Voluntary and general advanced practice on
the Church Organ, Reed or Pipe, nothing can sur
pass Clarkes Harmonic school for the Or
gan. $500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-12-06
FOR PIANO.

New England Conservatory Method
1925, or in three parts s150 each, has been thor
oughly tested In the great Conservatory and its
fame is established of the greatest and best
instructors
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
Steam Heating.
WHAT ArkE PAYER mas 10 sav oN THr
aurEF.T-

WHAT rNYEH mas TO sAv ov THr
syHE.T.
We unaarsiard ths' q company b. about
70 bo formed to beat the town with steam.
This is = commonlah'e enterprise aul We
approycil Wcalso understand that this
new steam heating company propose 60
consolidate with The BeIlefautc Gas Com
pauy. sud as consolidated corporation
hereafter 10 furnish both light and host TO
the citizens of the town, This,is also com
mondab,c. The gas company and the steam
heating company have right 10 cousoli-
date snd furnish light aud heat as they
prorSso to DO. Bat there is one feature oi
this new enterprise in which the tax payer
Of Bellcfonte bss = deep interest The
capital stock Of the gss company $3.50.
OOo. !; S. proposed to increase this stock
10 $1,000 In order to raise ihe means 20
PIT in the hesung appliances. This, too,
j. q II right The borough Of BolIcionte
however, owns one hundred and eighty
share of gas stock, ;ho actual value Of
which Is about Si,7OO This stock i' The
property Of the tax payers. We under
stand that it is proposed by the steam
heating p.,rt Of the enterprise TO induce
the borough council to assign the lsC
shares TO this ncw consolidated enterprise
and accept therefor an equal amount Of
stock Of tho new concern. We protest
against this preceding This borough il
burdcned with an Indebtedness Of $4,000
Iu only available assets 70 meet this in.
dcb,cdness are these $50 shares Of gas stock
worth s4,7OO and the water works. The
balance must be paid by the levy Of taxes
Mor,eaged as the town is by This rnohsiFous
debt, should not our borough council hesi-
tate before ieopardizing the $50 shares OF
gas stock in new aud uatried speculation
Steam heating Of cities and towns from
eur central point Is an experiment, end %
J sar as We arc Informed, has never been car
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
The Centre 9Fmptrat.
Thursday Morning, September l3, l883'

CoRREspoNpENcE, containing important nows' Ao,''t
ed from any mart OF the county, No communlcatNhs
inserted unless accompanied 10y the roal name OF tue
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

We guess the New Orleans Minstrcls
put their best foot forward in the street
parade. The baritone horn was really an
artist. But with the exception Of bis
music and the contoftionist, and perhaps
the coIored dude, the pcrforma ace was not
especially brilliant. The new hall was
about two-thirds full. You didn't have
the Democrat advertise you perhaps you
will knox better next time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

a CARD Rev. + Edwards, being
about TO leave fer Florida, hereby, desires
TO acknowledge the generous kindness Of
the Editor Of the CENTRE DEuocRAr.
Throughout the year he has received q
copy Of this wide awake paper free Of
charge From It he has derived much in
tcrcstng and valuable information. lie
has not been in full accord with lie polite.
al views and yet 1t is always wise and
profitable 10 hear both sides. Many thanks
for the privilege thus afforded the retiring
pastorof Milosburg and Bellefontc Baptist
churches.
Milesburg, Sept 10, 's3
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
Adminiatrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby eivfu thai lettei. e Admin.
stftian On The estate q sasanei &c lfaes late q
the baFaneh - nsllafgufe aeeatea st been Efanfhd
~ Tsenes q xan Tsiee e rpuusy yissaia Fugnsee
Aaa 0eoFFe T. Nan Hftez q beitsfantas g Naam 81
s4sss irsagn rs ssla estate ffauestes q make
issne4iss~ navsasp4 ana AT persons hstaue slaitas
.Sa5ps aagA estate vlll present ihtla duiy Autbea.
ffsasaa THOMAS q VAN rRfr<
eenf a "a GEORGE L. VAN TRIHS
zsaf Administrators.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
AUDITORS NOTlCE-ln the

Y Orphans Court of Centre rauntg IN thf raaiiff
III ts dstrl utiar 81 ths ialargr m le bauds e the
ssrtfsiraiaf uf the otafe q Margaret NslsnH lsie
n phHips1utr tsfauch- doecaHri ihe undersigned,
an sudit5t afpfn'rd ht fhe Cnuft g. make disfrta.
tbas q The fuu8 in She han1s - she administrators
o aud among ihoss legally sutitied thereto aHd g.
hear and pas, upon exceptions, h any Red hsrrlv
Gives Notice that be sill meet ths parties iuisfefei
inf the purposes % his arp5inimeHt nn WniueaiHy,
oct grd issi At n O'Clock A E as The 0foe ~ z J.
mccullough tsq, 3n the hafuaeh g FhiHIuNure,
uhpn and whetc sl parties interest must mhte
their claims of be dsharfed from esulIne IN urea aia
fund G. z HHWhs
ad-H Audiior
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

Your reporter seeing iho ms cs,c
form Of Col. D G.. Bush yesterday on tho
streets hailed him 81 once. " Glad to 500
yon back to town, Colonel Arc you going
to do anything Tor tho town this Fall ?"
" Perhsps have sold some OF my
southern lands and am nego,iationc sale
Of the rest, and every dollar shall 20 into
Belefonte'
Didn't your Carolina spS.. pay
"Ob, yes Bot I am getting too old 10
spread over tho whole United S,atcs.
have to consolidate, and this, 20 my mind,
is tho bost point in tho country. a boom
is coming with the Ni,lauy Valley i, r.
that will send"
But. Colonel, suppose the farmers are
so shor,-sighted As TO refuse rights Of way
what then ?"
That can't keep tho Vanderbilt syf-
tom out They can have the right Of way
up the Bald Eagle for nothing, with lcss
mileage and less expense, a 100000
less. But only few arc kicking in Gem
tre county. II Clinton does as we'll the
road Is certain. The ores and farms Of
Nitany must be developed that is all
With this road and the Buffalo Run and
the Lemont branch, shall see Belefonte
with $4,000 yet, and Centre county
with a hundred thousand. Young man, ,
invest here If you can't do any. better
mortgage YOURSELF and invest right here,
It will pay you. Good bye.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
AUDITORS NOTICE.-In the

y oTi.ans' Cuurt q Centre cauufy in She matter
Of the estate q James MeeaitnaHt lsis 5f Marion
taauship. sad couuty. decd tAe utitfs znea, "a
auditot appointed ~ said Ccust ta uaats 6sffifaea
e The funds ib The hauds - Wm. Short iire ard
other eaecuias Of szid decreased e. and ihate
legally entitled Thereto wiil meet the paftes u in-
tefssi Al The ocs ai Alexandaf l5usf a Bcllsiants
on Thureasy. the sth aay q ootelser. is. ~ ~
a'clock A. .. & n. beNEh,
ss.-gt AaAltur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13
Local Department.
lis Newt sarcastic z

What next
n u,..,.ordTobv are tho crack
,,ss 80 Wnho,m
'''''C,' o.- ,,..,a pooo-5cr i. roipr 10 throw
- -, a.o- pbilins burr to-day.
Tha u,,..5,,on local was around con-
..aia,;nr ,bo Eurekas on-the rain.
n,,,, r,r,o, tho Chicken and Waf-
az ,ho pey,rrooa festival tonight.
M. pa..co, Ro.e Ball club register
-. p-aalorbog uonse on Friday and
el.,.s.,
wEao !, roirod the first drop last
e.,n-Iar bo how. nh shouted Enrela
..;l
~ ~ -, , ,...-,,v lr.i,.,, rroa,ircd be-
~ Df..,i., ,.u-. nj Williams
;.'.n,.l
f'' n,I,c..o,.,. ,a,,o homo withou, be-
-. .,,,r,r,,, or smashed
'"s - D,,'.'aI li...,or
r,, r.,. ana oc a cold oblizzard"
- e..,.3ar mn harm done As
~ -, 1l', ',,',.aa,ta.ol ,bo storm"
W p,,,.;. b,vir, oew house
,,,, -, ,-,,or .trec,. for Mrs Armor
,,,,.,.m,,a... h,r.o -, Arro- strce,
- si.ao--..a.,, ,h;,, >, wash with
., a-,;,,a 80 lio, Voc don't 500 how
- - ,.a..,,;. o.,., c,nId r,,,on on
:.
=, u...;.,, ..-. Iock s,anr,or
..l-',,,,;aaaIr, ~. rsr,,loo,. while
- ~, w....;.,.,.-c,. c,.,,,,t,cr.c,..
''"''7
wl p--,,.,-h.y ia. i,or-oyo5 tho
',-,,.-pi.t,. .,-.., r-,,o-,v
~ -, -. IL. roo rs.. .,ono
-.
D. 900, -, ,,,-o roro,,io, hsroro
p...tn,a.- /. ~. Th.y r.o i, many
dor,oI ,o,ros q rol,ov.. no, accustomed TO,
-
p.1.,,..,h...,h. e,.., t.ir5io... and
-. ~. ;,c,-,ol rsye,osr,. If ,ov town
= =, - ,,o c,-,i,e,, WoYl BE-,
l...,...;.
IT,. o-o,,o,, Frs,,orfrsl church
,.r-,.,,.u.. 49,
!" "e'D - -. ,u.
'n'P - ''' 90
F''eu 70 "''s"''' .., ...-,.,.-
ue ''''o" Wa"
'front.' oIcyC's C'e"''N "
last lhursday-you N"'" W. "'''' "a"
the 'c'i''er O''oF'' -,
our opinion !. '"a' 'n' '.'''a'' ,.'''
beat 'hs' LOCK h"''" '''0 's'' ','
You just ought 10 nave hea'u "'' 0'5
'a'S about Il AZ supper ''''''
As grim winter "Ppro"'"'', We ''''
over es'on Mann PA,,''''"' =, y 80 ~
pro'ouha We pen" ~. '"''' ~,
other citizens Dc " '''''' ,"'' ' -,
-"'aa 70 near '"A' '',' '',' " q '''-
some oi MS 1"'o''nn '"u' E''' -. - DI
own saNe'' he mas U.S. ''''' '''','' 49, 80
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

Farewell services next Sabbath at tho
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, on the departure Of Rev.
H. Edwards for Florida. The members
and friends are cordially invited 10 be
present at 2:5O P. NJ, the pastor wishes TO
SEQ them all
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

Snow sHoE, PESNA., Sept. 10, 1888.
EUtroR CENTRE DENooRAT.--D Dear Sir :
Please find shipment of coal sent over B.
6 s. s. Branch Of Tyrone Division for
week ending Sept 8, 1855
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

TENTH ANNUAL PIC-SGc.-Tnc Pat
rons Of Husbandry Of Centre county will
hold their Tenth Annual Picnic on Nit
Mountain, near Centre Hall, on Thursday,
Sept. 90, 1888. Hon. Mortimer White
head, Lecturer of the Nation Grange Col.
Il. II. Thomas, Secy. Of Penn'a State
Grange. Ex-Gov Curtin, and other will
be present TO address the audience Cor
net Bands will be present to furnish music
Several manufacturing companies have
requested permission TO exhibit, and the
same privileges are extended to others. The
public generally are invited 10 atttond and
parcipitato iu the enjoyment of the day.
All application for restaurant privileges
must be made 20 Jno. d. Sourbeck, Of
Belefonta,
r
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

hfaN taI. Il a.
For tho last TWO years ne was unable to do
ANYTHING. and was confined 10 his bed for
49, L., oi,,h, ,,,,,,t,. or bfs ,ic, o,.,t,i,,.
'"' '"' '''"e
patiently and calmly his end, expressing
the fullest confidence in Gods grace and
oa,ooor, rro,,iso 60 bis roo,lo I, n,o.
ff','
o'lueht 'n"t ho 'ou'u ho'r'eo'er out every
thing that kind hands could do was done
for his comfort. Incxorable death which
,t,,, g..
,o'''V' " "'' - u"' Inv ,''''''S ''''' ''''
him and called ms SPIRIT nome from among
ms family ana lrIehas'
In his demise the wife has lost devoted
husband. the children A loving and indul.
,'-,'"1, r'l -, .s,.,,. ''.a ,,, , ,.,a,l a,
gent '"'n''' '"' '''"''''' u '' ''''''' "'''
the community ono ol ITS best clti|ehs.
The loss sustained in his departure is keen.
f., C,i, Uo wss man oC .i,onIo habit.
>
and oi trulh ana honesty from rrhclPi'
firm advocate Of right and Justice between
ma, and man Tho dccoescl yes horn
-. =
near N"hOuryr oil '"'s state On inc ~ o'
Feb, 1918, of Irish descent, though he
could sr,ol Gc,ror uis rs,hcr Jobn
Sbitrer eufgra,cI T., This country in an
o.-ly J,y a,5 .crycd in tho wor rf 1872
uo spopt Ma las, days with his son and il
hurried in tho Pine Grove cemetery. whore
his crave is properly commemora,ci by
the G. \. r. every Decoration day.
Mr.. Shi,rer was one Of our Oldest ciu-
zsns. having lived on the same place for
g. wears. He was married 10 Polly Win
card Noycmbe- lsu. Tho frgi, Of ,fi.
.uri,r ,yas -chiIlroo r,ro, so,..o,.3 r.,-
dHHgh''r-' All survive MN except one son
who died in h'' infancy, tn" youngest
daughter is married to DR.. &, W "ood.,
and live in tn" old Nhiter home with whom
no doubt Grandmother Shi''er will spend
her declining years.
~ fsHW "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

The Paragons were beaten II % In
ClcarGeld, and almost as badly in Altoona
II they can't play any better than that, We
have no use for them here. We cengralu-
late them on the rain. Why, they never
would have reached home if the Heaven,
hadn't interfered.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

tro county, the centre of the great state Of
stone of the arch of states and locks them
together indissoluby. Tho United States
is the centre Of tho Western Hemisphere,
and tho Western Hemisphere is the CEN
Of tho World. Now its just as clear as
mud that Bcllefontc is the centre Of the
World. Don't you SEQ our importance
ncighbors What great future there
Is before us. 1t took US some time TO 0g
ure this out, but, being great mathcma-
ttion wo ciphorcd it down. There is no
use In Exchanges disputing this-Bellc-
fontc is the centre Of the World.
The Buffalo Run railroad bed is now
completed men arc working on two
branches which will be finished in few
davs-what then Are these men to be
dispersed and the carts and horses sold
The grading Of the Beech Creek road bed
is also likewise about ended. There are
1900 men that in weeks time must 90
cI.o,ybcro IN so,rch If yorl, Irtbe ricbt o(
way f.. oivon ,hrop,b Ni,tsny valley those
800 mon. these extensive couirmcnts win
be- m, unop Tim, roed a, once. How stu
MD how suicidal To 10, tho O por.upity
rsa, ,..,r ,,,,,..,-i,s orr. ,.o-olf,.l and We
au-selyc. ar, a, the mercy or "A hcar,lc.
mooooa,y We lave the mower 10 break
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

Yours truly,
THos. McCANE,
Weighmaster.
Lumber II cars.
Other freight ? cars.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-13

BY order Of County Grange,
Geo. w. Campbell,
ndon Hall 7. o. Chairman.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-06
MEMORANDA.

Tybee, Dec 5, 7:15 p m-Passed out, steam.
ship Chattahoochee, banks Anna Nor. Svea
(Sw), brig Emma Ger.
Passed up from anchor, ship Nanduara (Br)
Arrived at anchor, bark Ibis (Nor).
Came down and anchored, schr Joel Cook
At anchor, outward bound, schr Antarctic
(whaler).
Waiting, an unknown Italian brig.
Wind calm; fOggy.
New York, Dec ARRIVED, Moravia, Cir
cassia, Westphalia.
Arrived out, Lereia, Anchoria.
HOmeward, bark Europe.
Baltimore, Dec l-Cleared, schr Nina Til =
son, AchOrn, Savannah.
Newport News, Va, Dec Arrived, steam
ship Prinz Albrecht Ger, Eckert, Savannah
for Liverpool.
New York, Dec 9-Cleared, schr VIM II Var
Brunt, HOughwout, st Augustine, Fla.
Sailed, schr + G Yarnall, Savannah; ID
steamship Avila (Sp), Savannah.
CienfuegOs, Nov 24-Arrived, schr Sorata
(Br), Bernard, Fernandina.
st JagO, Nov 22-Sailed, bark American
Eagle, BlatchfOrd, Brunswick, Ga.
Cape Town, Oct 29-Sailed, bark Giuseppe
for Pensacola.
lBr), Adams, Tybee.
Marseilles, Dec l-sailed, Orion (sw), fol
Pensacola.
sydney, w, Dec 2-Arrived, bark Nor
man Ger, Arfmann, Savannah.
Deal, Nov 20-Anchored, Ashantee, Grant
London, for Savannah put back proceeded
23d.
Sailed Nov %, NJ Smith Petersen, Erickson,
from Grinstadt), Savannah.
Boston, Dec 3-Cleared, sehr Island City,
Voorhees,, Savannah.
Cape Henry, Dec 2-Passed out, steamship
Prnz Albrecht Ger, from Savannah via
Newport News, for Liverpool.
Philadelphia, Dec 3-Cleared, schr d 4 j
Lee, Smith, Savannah.
Perth AmbOy, Dec 3-Arrived, sehr Maggie
NJ Rivers, Robbins. Brunswick, Ca.
Portland, Me, Dec l-Sailed, schr Bertram
L Townsend thaving repaired.)
Salem. Dec ARRIVED, schr Mary l. Allen,
Butler, Brunswick, Ga.
Vineyard Haven, Dec Arrived, schr ID w
Hunt, Baker, Darlen, Ga, for Kennebunk.