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"WIxrEB finds out what Summer lays by"
Kidney.Wort cures In winter and In sum.
mer, There Is scarcely person TO be found
who will not be greatly benefited by q thor.
ough course OF Kidney.Wopt every spring. II
you, cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid,
II has the same elect. MwEkw
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THE crippled beggar receives no sym
pathy from Mr.. j., Of this city, who always
replies to an appeaI-"A lame excuse, sir;
q lame excuse!N-PhiladelphiI Ilem.
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csElTE o healthy appetite, prevent malRrial
diseases, BY using BFoTp's Iron Ritters.
EL
IncrnIllhle,

F. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthyen Ont.
writes ~ have the greatest confidence in
your Burdock Blood Bitters In one case
with which lam personally acquainted their
slIcness vas almost incredible. One lady
told me that half . bottle did her more good
han hundreds Of dollars worth Of medicine
ShS hSd ptegi9pPly tak0n." nav
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II your sight g tAilihg you, there Is no one
article that will 90 truly give you ian Eye
for an Rye" As the Cellploid Bye lasGeS. For
sale by all leading jewellers and Opticians.
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BY DR.. FRAzlER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beaut.
fol. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip:
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 60 cents. =.
]. r. Shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. X. .McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. D&W
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IS-spite OF the popular superstition as to
number OF thirteen, the thirteenth card OF
suit is good thing to hold in game OF
whist.-LelueR Courier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-05

Mr.J. LEST, warehouseman for Lantz Bros,
Buffalo, New York, says be had swelling
IN his foot which he attributed to chilblains,
He used ThoWaS Eclectric OIL and Is tfeE.
,lea NO lpngeE, nSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-05

ArARrY advertises Tor servantwho must
sleep on the premises. An ex-policeman
or private Waterman might I'LL the BILL
Mn Orledns PicaMIne.
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No NAN living walks in Q straight line.
TIE s1uartst.i6oted walker walks to the
Hight 81 left = distance Of thiFty.six feet In
a mile. In case there Is sa!ooa on the
way he may diverge as much as 100 feet
Dsiroit FT6S Pres.
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pINAXC1AL AND connERoIAL.


NEW YORK. January 4.-uoney sac per cent.
Phue mercantile papef Gas per cent sterling H.
eehsnEe bankers bills steady at y so1a, demand
GoTRRSHEsn-strous and 1sa1S per cen. higher.
o. & Lehigh q wilkes...-iol1 &
.. 8. S, extended. lG Isl +. 4 8; g. nrstA..li2
.. 3. i, coapons...."iiS5; .. 2. Land GsatslloX
Pacific g Of ls5.........19 Y. P. sinking iund.lls
Central Pacific frStR Texas Pac land gts...
Ehe seconds, 96 lido. Rio Grand diY- Si1s
RAILROAD BoNDs-ActIve and strong.
sTATE Moderately active and y per
cent higher for Louisiana conSoi. TennCSeeS old,
per cent lower.
Missouri s............"liO virSinia conSois, ex:
st. TIA mat coupons ~
Tennessee 6s-......... " Virginia deferred. u
Tennessee Is. new..- 10 Ex. div.
srocKs-share speculation opened strong aud
prices per cent higher than At yesterdays close,
was further advance OF Eal per cent In the early
trade, led by Canada Southern, but subsequently
prices reacted a% per cent, the latter for Chicago
Burlington & Q1ilcy: The mltket then became
strong, and shortly before midday sold up Aelh
tral. Nashville d Chattanooga and Western Union
beluE most conspicuous In the upward movement.
From then TIL O'Clock the market was du!I and
irregular but Ia the main heavy, and prices fell OH
cline.
During the last hour speculRIions became more
active and the market was strong and sold up 10
the close, the advance ranging from HalM per
cent, in which Lake Shore TexRs Pacific, 81 Pau,
Denver Rio Gfande, Northwestern and New York
Central were the most conspicuous The market
closed strong NJ an advance on the days tranSac.
tons OF h12 per cent, Memphis Charleston,
Western Union, Northwestern And Texas Pacific
being the most prominent therein.
THlnkaltiOuE Ylu On KhnfAE.
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PROOF

v,.rav AND Liver Diseases and RheumAtism.-
s.Estsd TeTribly-"Nothing seemed 70 heip me;
eoa4a H0' 1''O ZkPr; PHILLl@.
Wheeling, W. Va
,.,.,,h polypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice;-sui.
,.aS ~ yeaFS: patent medicine failed 70 help me.
S.smlii completely Sa5se rs cHADDucK,
nj speIdel & Co, Wheeling, ". Va.
Dv,pepsiA aud 0lcerated St9maSn.Stseatme any
t ;ssfs failed give me relief d. smsa ,e enteo
me- ana, Tho i6r i1 MGa yesf Dr. smith
HS-"HhSa sne'H ~ LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
TsSsoiaia, Running Sores on Head;L"My son Wa
.slicsed for fourteen yeai,s;s Nothing seemed 70
hslp him. Dr.. smith lS SSt SeatR PIN cAps
MarEetstreet, wheeling, W. Va.
C.ncer,-"sudered for years with cancer. HAD IL
en-. Hnt three times. Il returned ntef each opera
ea Dr. smith cured mo s ME- L. MS SscU
palm" =, .,rs-Fiat ri nv bacr for lS
,a VII Reported dying. Dr.smith cured me with
0Gt Eniie, Ii Ave weeks THOMAS coLyH.
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling. ". Va
r,"o,stSonS Of Rectum, ProSlsus and Ples;-
uws9 Ivan m 10 die and pronounced incurble.
n, smith cured ne without knils. ,,,,
Martins Ferry.
pr,H o. Iadd write=-" Dr.. Smith = professional
.0is.3re. In INV family have been most satisfactory
and commend him TO all as gentleman Aiiu
siIlliul physician" ..,.1 had hoep suffering
.n.sn 20 n and treated BY many physicians Tor
s AZ S Dr. smith aid had tape worm and
~ KIM hour removed monster lo9 let long; e.,
FEMALE Year. IN hospitals SIPpS os. ,ot
$3.50 enr,d al cAtarrh diseases OF heart liver,
.tdnscS fidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
M WraknesSeS OF men and youth, scrotulA ana
sSthma testify 70 my success.
psdonts N dITtant may be treated BY letter and
,is,setion guaranteed. A chart for self e1amina,
lion sent On receipt Of two threeoent stamps, and
advice returned free: ..I,,u,o,
Consultation q once Tree. on sS nous ifoni A.
u" 'h ~ a-'' ]. z. BMlTH, n. D.,
myla No. LII Chspline ST.. wheeling. W. We.
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LYDIA E PNIa4I Vegetable Compound
Is positive cure for all those weaknesses SO
common 70 our best female population.
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DR., ]. E. SMITH,
,,o ,,,7 cUApLINE STREET.

,a,, evidence Of physicians success Z The TO-
!ony Of rnSs tSnt Saxo deSlt
ny masiT and fairly with those who have consulted
noaotHT DsveT Tse patient name without permis:
ne. .is nh rave many hundred certificates from
tSS1. whom have cured after they hsd f9seaRfo
h9uhCeG ~ q Gx perence and familiarity
HiM , ,p agents, close Observance Of tenn
Per nnic Management insiires success, II cure Ia
hIkhi s and frankly give the patient my opinion.
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IN. woudsr Of TIC f9M eentury-everybody
should use It Tor impure blood,
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About four or i've weeks s$o wa ns AFFLICTED S wasn
LTef lEkIinS ! &, and after taking the tifSt bot
Heng ei, y much relieved that bought I'VE pore
e eH ,ai ~ say aiier uirg four Of thcn That
and sIi cured, previously having been under
medical AuE''e ''' 80 &. q. R., Richmond. Va.
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IDVRRTISERS! send for our Select List OF 10.
4 cal Eew!pApen Geo, 7. RoWell 4 Co., losps1Ce
street, MY, sniHVriW
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- ,on doubt, come TO zee u.s. and we will CURE
yoIi q, charge uO.h!ngl Write for particulars and
w ~, al The little book, "Message to the UnioFr
~ '"n.,s suffering" AK ANY Druggist n to our
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Softly, 0 softly, the Yeas have swept by thee,
Touching thee lightly with tenderesE care;
Sorrow aud death they have often brought nigh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-05

BALTIMoKE, January 4-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat, western irregular, active and
hrmer: No. winter red spot 81 Os; January 81 0sX
nj OsN February 81 lU14al lO1l; March 81 l21sa
Gl1Sa6l9fc; January 6lAa6l1lc: February GlIIa
6i5Sc; March O. HaslsSc; steamer &c. Oats flrmer;
western white 47a4Sc; mixed 4Ia46c: Pennsylvania
i5aiSc. Rye dull at 66A6Sc. Hay quiet and un.
changed. Provisions unchanged and quiet Butter
steady. Eggs, fresh lower at25a26c; lined lSalOc.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee iIrin; BIO catgoes,
ordinary to fair, 73ASIc. Sugar quiet; A soft sc
Whisky quiet aud lower ut 81 l7all7k.
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MEDICAL.
REMOVED EVERY
SYMPTOM.
December ., 1881.


s,,rIsc Co. Atlanta, Ga:
'. ,s. ~ Ssl.yed thus long in writing because
a NV ~ male assurance doubly sure" In the
' ,sSs y in my own case, and am most happy
It'. so o. ,hS, II has entirely srAdloAsed every
?" W w. n the disease from my system. AAd
sS III. advice Of Tom Swift in Yeas gone by
!ot'o" nave uved me ten yeaf OF intense SUI
hs 's I have no. felt the least return ot.the
i.s md fully and Truly sSS s.se.ly = =
!" ~ . ' In Macon. who knew my condition;
he pp S'O can positively assure them that It has
~, releyei me Of pain, but hiss entirely re-
10. oI' every YER, symptom Of the disease from my
Io' {, ousb, to convince even them Of It's inial'
i: IS '' e C. E CT; j !: +: ::
n ,bow my letter to those who formerly k ISE
ne " Dsondltlon, Il lisa shame that human kind
o. w w ,IeT from the prejndces Of physicians 70
SnoesT s moi lad down In the textbook Lev me
SWANS Isu Of my gratitude, and believe me ever
hAu'e YOuIE truly, ~ " h'
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.,-a, 900 Reward will be paid to any Chem
Il. wbo viii and, on analysis Of 100 bottles Of ..
. ous particle Of Mercury. lodide Of Potassium
!. .ny Mineral substance. SWIFT spEClFlC Co.,
Propds,Os, Atlanta, Ga. s,oo
Price of Small size' % "
Large Size, 10
vOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
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General Eastern Agent
"a CLARK Street, ChicaGo, III.
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UINCINNATT, o. JhnuRfy I.-COlIOn quiet and
Flour. stronger; family 81 l6ai 10;
fancy 81 76a5 %. Wheat, Icdrcc aud firm at 96as7c,
Corn stronger at i01sR5l1fc spot; 5Oa50Hc JanIl.
ary; $40 February. Oats demand fair and mar.
ket hIIn at SSc. Rye. stronger G2a621zc. Barley
luiet aud steady At ST. OOal7 %. Lard demand
fair and market tlrm At $40 0S. hulk meats quiet,
shoulders 50 871lss clear nh IS 65. Bacon steady;
s. co. clear rib $40 26 clear sll co. Wits
Ky active and firm at 81 l3. Butter frmer; choice
Mestern Reserve 26c; choice Central Ohio 90t.
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new YORK. January 4.-uoney sA6 per cent.
eehsnEe bankers bills steady at y SOY, demand
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Yet they have lei! thee but beauty TO weA.
Growing old gracefully,
Gracefully fhiF,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
THE DIXIES.
Resolutions Of Thanks to Macon-Ihe
Contest for the Platshek Belt.

ResoIutions of Thanks to Macon-The
Contest for the Platshek Belt.
At the last regular meeting of the Dixie
Base Ball Club committee was appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive Of the
pleasure experienced by the club on its
recent visit to Macon, and to show in a
slight manner their appreciation of the
efforts made by the Mutual Base Ball Club,
Of that city in their behalf. The commit
tee submitted the following resolutions.
which were adopted;
HEADo'Rs DIXIE BASE BALL CLUB.
WHEREAS, On the recent trip to Macon
of this club we were the recipients OF
many cOurtesies at the hands Of the Mu-
tual Base Ball Club, Of that city, and de-
string to show our appreciation OF said
Resoired, That the thanks Of the
Dixie Base Ball Club are
hereby rendered the Mutual
Base Ball Club Of Macon for their many
attentions and favors shown US when In
their city. forming, as it has, tie that we
trust may bind us in the future as friends.
That we hope to have the pleasure OF re-
turning in a manner the kindness during
another season. and meeting them on our
own grounds to show our appreciation OF
thier hospitality; and be 1t
HeSDlred, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be forwarded by the Secretary to the
Mutual Base Ball CLUB.
The club also desires to publicly tender
their thanks to Messrs. Appel Bros, and
joyce q Hunt for their handsome trophies.
The Secretary of the state Association
is now busy preparing complete record
of the doings of Savannah's clubs during
the season Of 1888. together with the Off
ciaI averages Of the individual players,
and their rank in the race for the much
coveted PIatshek Belt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
Death Of william Batter.by, Esq.

4 cabieeTam received in this city
yesterday announced the death Of William
Battersbv. Esq. at his residence. LYNN
Han. Cheshire. England, on the previous
evening. The deceased was born in Man
chester be- I@30. and came 20 savannah in
1852. From that time until he retired
be- was oue Of the prominent as well
~ most successful cotton merchants
in tho south. conducting business under
the name II WIN. Battersby & Co. in this
cts and Gibbs & Battersby in Charleston.
The latter firm. however, was dissolved
some years previous 10 his withdrawal
from mercantile life, which event took
place 3D. I-95-. when be was succeeded by
biz partner and his son-in-law, under the
now we'll known name Of Muir Duck
worth.
Mr.. Battersby was "A very public
spirited citizen, lending his assistance to
every legitimate enterprise and giving
freely tOeyery worthy object.
During the Confederate war Mr.. Bat
fer-by removed % "The sand HIS" near
Augusta. and while there was thrown
from a buggy. receiving injuries which
partly paralyZed him, and made him an
invalid for life. IL is supposed that his
death. which was very unexpected, was
caused from some further development Of
his disease.
Mr.. Battersbv married Miss Sarah +.
Hartridge, daughter Of the late Charles
Hartridge, Esq, who, with one son and
three daughters, one Of whom is the wife
Of J. b. DuckwOrth, Esq, survive him.
The deceased was one Of the original
members Of Ancient Landmark Lodge
No. 2jl. r. \. VI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
Two Lucky Men of selma.

Speculation is rife as to the holders OF
the part of ticket 61.sS0, which drew the
second capital prize of S25, 900 in the Au-
sust drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry. 1t wa, learned that the ticket had
been deposited with the Southern Express
Company for collection. The agent would
not reveal the names Of the lucky men, 1t
was professional secret. The New Or
leans Times Democrat announces that
Messrs. Sam. Selig and j. NJ. Littlehale,
Of Selma. had "A fifth Of the noted number,
drawing s., 800 each in good money. They
bought five fifths of separate numbers, in
partnership, as they had been regular
buyers for years, and have won smaller
sums before. Mr.. Selig is the bookkeeper
of Messrs. Griel & KOhn. DR.. Littlehale
has been supervisor Of the street force for
several years.-.SeImd Ala Times, Au-
0IfSf 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26

SprriaI aIotirro.
OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Col
lis BRYAN street,
SAVANN All q A. SeptembPr 1883. y


OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
lis BRYAN street,
SAVANNAH, GA, september lSSS
To Gus Consumers:
The Mutual Gas Light Company expect 10
be in readiness for business JANUARY LIST,
prox.. and the following is submitted for the
consideration Of all interested in the success
of this new and important enterprise:
The Company viii furnish its patrons with
new metres. guaranteed correct; viii make
all usual connections from mains to houses
viii inspect and blow out all Distracted or de-
fective pipe, and supply new burners free Of
charge
The quality of the gas will be unquestioned,
as it will be in all essential respects equal to
that sold in New \ Ork city and Brooklyn,
where it is more generally in use than coal gas.
The price viii be two dollars so net 40 per
cent. added for nOn-prOmpt paymentsl. which
l. cheaper than ever offered in Savannah be-
fore. and the Company pledges itself to main
tain as uniformly low rates as circumstances
viii allow
At this figure gas will no longer be an unat-
within reach Of all, supplying them with a re-
liable. convenient, cleanly, healthy and eco
nomic light.
1t is respectfully urged that all who desire
to avail themselves of these advantages, to
make known the fact to the Company at once,
that it may be better enabled TO perfect all
necessary arrangements for their service and
accommodation.
Houses without pipe and buildings in course
Of erection should be fitted with pipe as soon
as possible.
All other information in the premises will
be cheerfully furnished on application at
office.
THE MUTUAL GAS CO.. lis BRYAN ST.
j. II. ESTILL, President.
n IH0MpS0N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
Iookinc After Our Interest.

Tho last New York steamer numbered
among its passengers one of our best
known citizens, who has been to the metro
polls in the interest of hundreds of Savan-
nahiaBs, and we can safely predict that his
mission has been extremely successful. We
refer to our friend, Mr.. Simon Mitchell,
who has brought back with him a stock of
goods which in style and quality will prove
veritable ''eye openers" Mr.. Mitchell
was aided in his selections by his brother,
than whom there is no better judge of the
kind of clothing that suits Savannah
trade. Everything has been chosen with
a view to please in fit, i'll texture, IN style.
Purchased and will be sold at about the
same prices that you would pay for infe-
rior goods elsewhere, Past inducements
will be discounted, and gents, youths
and boys in need of fall and winter cloth
ing, hats, caps, underwear. ETC., will find
them at 1j9 BrOughtOn street.
SIMON MITCHELL'S
AdU. Popular Clothing Emporium.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26

Change Of scheduIe-Sea Island Route
TO FLORIDA"
Commencing Thursday, September p,
the popular steamer "CIty Of Bridgeton,'
having been thoroughly overhauled and
reftted, VIII resume her trips, leaving Sa-
vannah every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings at 4 O'Clock, making
close connection at Fernandina with train
for Jacksonville and all points in Florida,
and touching at Brunswick each way
Id
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
rHr opD FELLOWS.
The Savannah Lodges Propose to Ereet
New Hall.


New Hall.
The brethren Of the "Friendly order
propose to erect a halI-where they meet,
and where they have met. The Indepen-
dent Order Of Odd Fellows has always had
a large membership in savannah, COM
prising many Of our best citizens. There
are five lodges. viz: OglethorPe No. L,
Live Oak No. ,, Dekalb No. =, Golden
Rule No. Y. and Hsupt No. .. These
bodies have for the past fifteen years met
in the old Masonic Hall. corner OF Bull aud
Broughton streets. Oglethorpe Lodge for
wears had a handsome lodge room IN its
building on BAY street used by Mr.. Mich
OILS as a printing office, but with the
growth Of the city this locality, though
still one OF the best for business purposes,
became out Of the way for night meetings
ana an OpletbOrpe Joined with the uiEcr
lodges in their present quarters. Dehaih
Lodge al one time met in the third story
1T then had one more than il now has OF
the building now known as the central
Railroad Bank, and il afterward met Ia
"A room in the fourth story OF the bullqihS
in " hich Mr. Hamilton now has hls Jew
plry store. Later on Live Oak Lodge met
in the last-named place with DehalD,
having previously held its meetings IN a
room in the third story Of II. Andrew :
Hall now Turner's Halle. Haupt ana
Golden Rule Lodges were, we believe, IN
stItuted in the present lodge room.
Efforts have been made from time to
time to built an .'0dd Fellows nail, with
the Joint funds Of all the Lodges, but from
one cause or another these attempts were
unsuccessful. 4 few months since the
subject was again agitated, and 1t met
with such a hearty support from the
18th ,-s,n ~ tho .sFripudlV Order that the
Tfnited Board Of Trustees were instructed
to rive the matter their attention. The
Board reported fayOrably and plans are
being matured for the accomplishment OF
the project Where the building VIII be
located has not vet been decided. The
trustees. however have several eligible
sites in view. and no doubt will select one
which will be acceptable to the members
Of the order A handsome and commo-
dious place of meeting will add greatly TO
the prosperity and future usefulness oil
oil
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
ArrAcnEn FoE PIL0TAGE.

The schooner ..Nessenger'' Oyerhauied
Down the River and lowed Back Int"
Port-Her Master to Answer a Pilot :
summons
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock the
schooner Messenger swung ont from her
wharf and proceeded down Tue riyet
under sail bound for Darien in ballast.
When she arrived opposite Fort Jackson,
she was oycrhaulcd bs the steamtuc
Maud and compelled ~ tBfH back, the
Maud towing her zap To- the wharf. II APP
l,aar- that az the hour fixed for the YES
sells sailing her pilot presented himself
uu board for the purpose Of plotting her To
sea- when he was ordered ashore by the
captain. The pilot, thinking that the cap
tain had some personal feeling against
him. and that his presence Was OhnoX-
i0us. went ashore and sent another pilot,
who rendered his services, which were
also refused. The captain concluding to 20
tD sea- without pilot. took French leave
and sailed down the river. Pilot
number one then proceeded To- Ma2is-
fratc Molina and swore out an
attachment on the vessel for pil0tdge.
The papers wcrc put into the hands Of
constable sullivan, who, securing the
services cf the tug, proceeded down the
river. capturing tine vessel when nearly
opposite Fort jackson. The papers were
served ON the Master. and the ship made
another tank and came back into port iH
Tow
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-26
FAN and winter Clothing.

The Famous New York Clothing House
respectfully announce to their customers
and the trade generally, that their assert
ment of fall and winter clothing is CON-
plete, and will be kept so throughout the
season. Novelties in cut and fabric are
constantly being added, Our stock of
clothing comprises every grade of goods,
but more so the medium and the finest
goods made. In view of the fact that all
dealers say that they have the cheapest
goods, we will henceforth guarantee our
prices TO be the lOloest Of all, or refund
The moneu. We cannot do or say more to
convince clothing buyers that 1t is for
their own interest to buy of the Famous"
140 Congress street.-AdU.