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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-03-04

SHREVEPORT, La, March 3.-The Dails
Standard has suspended. 1t is thought
the suspension means consolidation with
the Ddiiy Times.
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CHATTANOOGA, TEsN., March 3.--Two
Dalton Gal young men named Flowers
and Ward, were run over on the Western
and Atlantic railroad to-day and instantly
killed
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Bishop CIarkson, of Nebraska, Very HI.
OMAHA, March 3.-Bishop Clarkson, OF
the Diocese of Nebraska, is lying very i'll
at his residence in this city, from conges-
ton of the lungs. His friends here are
extremely solicitous as to the result.
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The Latest and Best.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are
incidentally superior to all others. Safe
and prompt. Twenty-Five cents.
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"My wife's three years nervous sffiic-
tion," says the Rev ]. A. Edie, OF Beaver,
Pa, twas cured by Samaritan NeT'Risse. y
81 80 at drugsists.
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sRexSf, on Coughs :
Red River Failing.

Ask for Trough on Coughs, ''for coughs,
colds, sore throat, hoarseness. Troches,
L. Eiypii EQc
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Cotton Connress a,o,vp un.

Imitation porous plasters are being ad-
vertised and offered for sale. Beware OF
them. "Allcoek's' is the only genuine.
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LUNDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel
Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley,
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SHREVEPORT, March 3.-The river la.
fallen thirteen inches IN the last forty
eight hours and is still declining. Mncl
suffering is reported,amopg the laborers OF
the plantations above and below. The
mayor and president OF the Colt FIX
change to-day telegraphed Congressman
Blanchard an appeal to the government
for 100000 rations for Red River Valley
10 rescae the sufferers from great suffer
ing.
Ils,sd SAT- rse,ea for Eihetee,s years. Foai
packages OF DR.. Beasoa's SKIN Cure entirei,
cured ase.-F. P. lavelle, Merced, Cal. 81,
at druggists.
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NOTICE.

= ", persons owning and hoijins .isdsmeA.
"a Ceftfrcul,- er coupons thereon rnstNrins
an as act Of he General Assembly, OF he State Of
Tennessee, approved December q, ISL, n com !.
promise Of judgments rendered in the Circuit
triet of Tennessee, at Memphis, are hereby noti;
fed to present said Judgment Certificates and
coupons aud detached eoepots, for payment, to
NsrrEIis, Tsnu., on or before the Isfi. day OF
March, A:S. fsSs, whsn and whore the same
tiens of the said Judgment Certil tas-s and com
promise agreement entered into between riffo1
county and her said creditors. This 18th day si
February, 1854. A. W. SMITH,
Chairmad Of The County Court of Tipton.
rN9REELTKe ths efths Gsnera,
ouic.Iy ii Adopted al
f,e H(iSPiTAIS OF FRAN PrtoJt sta-st iGofi-
sHpe ssto ST. Severe eass 70 81 t-sft.-
CfytaiA Esneiinl Agency. 16o Fulton ST. New io1s-
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EbN EFs,

LYNCH--Asnday morning, March s. 1884, at
5sl5 O. clock. at her residence. No. lJ7 Vance
street. Mrs. BsInGET. beloved wife Of Mr.. Trno-
thy Lynch. aged thsrty-feaT years.
Funeral this sTGEsDAYl morning at 10 o clock
from residence. Friends sre invited 10 attend
Services vt ST. Patrick,s cnpreb.
CONSTANTINE LODGE. No. q. X. or ~
" P.-The members of this lodge areEYxSA
hereby notified to assemble at their castesi ~ "a
Hall, this trUESDAYl night, March ifh. SSSS1
at $50 o clock sharp, for work in Ampli- W.
fed Third. Members Of sister lodges in
vited. BY order W. H. ATKINSON, &C.
GEO. MALLERy. K. R. and S.
A NGERoNA LODGE. No.I6s. F. and A
II A.M.-Will meet in special commu- N :.
ncation this TUESDAY, night, March " -
4th, at 7:S0 o'clock, for work in the nv
e. A. degree. Visiting brothers fraterf
nalIy invited.
BY order S. A. TAYLOR, W.M.
DopGE C. TRADER, Secretary.
MEMPHIS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER A
M No. 95, +. AND A.M.-Wiil meet in ~
| special convoeation, at Tabernacle, Many ~
sonic Temple, this tTUESDATl night. M
at 80 o'clock, for work in the Degrees \
of Moet Excellent Master and ROYAL Arah Vi--
1 iting companions INTERNALLY invited.
| Ry order w. s. MATTHEWS, H.P.
JeHx D. HrHS, Recorder,
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sonic lodge has been awarded 70 the
proper official and it Is thought that the
request will be granted.
al number Of improve Ments have taken
place 1t the slaughter house. A large
squantity Of stone has arrived and new
foundation for the cold storage end will
be built ediately. IS
The FELLOWSHIP dance given BY the
young Indies at the Pyramid Park hotel
Hast Friday night was all that WIS ex-
pected. II was jolly crowd, intent on
having . jolly time and they had It. Es3
The heighters who started off 10 pick
up buffalo bones have not had the snc-
cess they expected. The most Of them:
viii make but one load Of bones and
then return to freig hting
I'm. 4. 81. Jones and son George, ar
rived Inst night from Billings They
viii start on for spearfish o-morrow or
next day. a.,llrs. Jones win probably in
yest in several valuable lots before Ieav-
ing Sd sss
Some az these times the railroad COM
pauys viii oct itself into trouble BY RIM
mig trains out ahead Of time. Every
train carrying passengers Is obliged By
IlaW ID wait Of each station until the
advertised time Tor leaving
"a ~ Peter Book ii now making pressed
brick and they are as much Of d success
III ths common brick. They are and are
Claimed III Tie best brick made Id Da-
kota and Nj Book Is anxious for compe-
ton both as to quality and price.
some despicanIe spotter. ii order 10
hold his Job Jed up charges against
conductors Clark and Hutton and as .
sonaequ encs they are laid Of. IT will be
long while before the road gets two
Il better d more popalar condueto
IL. i aoodkind, d the Bismarck firm
of yFfss n Goodkind was fl town Mon.
.siisy Sad Tuesday. The firms advertise:
4 mont appearing I'd this Issue of The
f1w Box. shows the liberal spirit that
ItsS bnilt Them np such 4 large and prof:
table trade.
III. Roseyelt b still at Ferris g
Merridslds ranch hunting and playing
cossb0y. II seems to / be- more eongenial
& work filan reforming New York STATE
B poiiti Hi He Il thoroughly impressed
viii ths profit of raiaing cattle ia t ~
4 Bad Lands. III vigorous backing 81
Ferris Bios. n llerzideld teatifes.S
q a isttef rom Star " bullock makes
Il known Il mi the fact That the shipping Of I
! eons ainsnt 81 tllsir goods by the WI
i'll Fierre, ms d etraight steaI on thy
NH s,f sths Eortls The who'll
3,1sisi znz iii VII Md VIA Medcra a a,t
I'M ealsa IA II Pierre. There is /
III Ill ttDsl n THE fact that ~!
saf nd company slld not haul A I
! 81 M tas lseigi irsll Pierre al q
( iIIsy III tiis Ind hare to pay the ehafgss
I'm Ss lsl
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Letters Unclaimed Il /
sN31aeEx o,Eu j,

To Az WHon Il MAY CoFcERE: Be it known
that on and after this sAth day Of May, 1881 the
Shader and John Nnnroe, under the firm name Of
Shafer y Munroes Plum Grove ranch, ON the Lit
All Indebtedness OF the firm to date VIII be paid
by John Munroa. \. NJ,
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seycral more freight outfits came i IN Z in

Yesterday.
~. Sleeper Il expestsd home today
ors mofarow. b,
Briasar, The, N. 2. agent here has
coAeleded To stay.
Jim y fshart's outfit arrived yesterday.
Sale win load with time freight.
a. DC Steiger has gone to his claim in
AlcL Lean county to make impro vements.
I Jnalf's bull outfit pulled out with
0O0 pounds Of freight last Monday
{ morning.
Star s. Bullock's bull outfit loaded yes
stsrday with % OU pounds and pulls out
I to-msy9om.
About 165, 900 pounds Of freight have
been shipped from Medora to the Hills 50
sfar this week.
Work Is proc PRESSING fast on the new
side-track and inside Of q fortnight the
steel win be laid.
John ulliyan Is building q barber
ahop on his lot next to John Warns tenn
nsranuf nacle.
~ ~; Coleman and G. II. Brown have
bought n lot and intend erecting a build.
ing, for q boarding house, I
Tho only and original General P. d. @.
Sheridan will hereafter attend to- the
cuisine of the Hotel de AIores.
Whiteheads. Thorn's, Gaar's. Dexter's,
md Magra,s outfits all loaded this week
with time freight and pulled out for the
Hills.
The coal In the butte east Of town has
developed an unexpected superiority
and the quantity Is sufficient to last for
ages. 81
@ Rassie Deffebach returned last night
1 from Mattock's ranch, having accom-.
panied Clark's herd Of bulls that far on
the road
Ferris 8 MerriHeld have gone to Iowa
20 purchase thousand more cattle for
their ranch. They expect to return in a
I month or sir weeks.
Thorn,s odtat arrived last Saturday
at ten In the morning and before three
in the afternoon was loaded and pulling
buck for the Hills.
AS We yet these lines No. 2 is pulling
1 in, over sixteen hours late. The cause
of the delay was the washing away Of
the bridge at Gallatin. Isl.
Tom Matthew'S Is kept busy in his new.
position Of stock inspector at Mandan.
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-.5 ,,s..tt z n i5ii.3l -
Shepherd Dogs.

"a litter Of Collie pups from imported
stock, 3 mos. old, ready for delivery.
Dog pups, IS to $10,. bitch pups, S.. S-
B. N. GALLIEN,
J. v, Belfield. Dak. #
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NJ: n. Brewer; lAte editor " isie Min
Enesela Boomer, came ii last Saturday
from Dsiadwiroods lii. Brewer has had
= large experience both at freighting
and staging and pronounces this route!
to be altogether the best one running in.
to the Hills. We are pleased to state
that Mr.. Brewer intends settling in Me-,
dora and going into business. I
The work on the new billiard hall and
theatre building is about completed, the.
hard-6nish coat being the only thing to
finish. The house-warming and open
/ ing dance will probably be put On until
the glorious fourth. Some Of the furni-
ture has already arrived ana Pennell &
Roberts intend sparing no expense in
fitting up the building.
The N. p. this table viii soon be
changed: So aY to make the trips between
St. Paul aHd Portland and return in six
hours faster time. This will make No.
Is time about four in the afternoon and
ENo. 2s about five in the morning. The
trains now run just right for free rides
across the river but the boys win have to
count ties after the change.
Lieutenant Yarnum has completed the
official survey Of a route from Dickinson
to Fort Meade and is now working on
the survey Of the Belfeld route. AS soon
as this is finished he will come to Medo-
"a and survey the route from here. Ow-
ing to the shortness Of our line and the
many improvements made upon it, it Is
not hard to prophecy which route will be
finally chosen. Il {;
Z. II. Palmer, Of Deadwood, arrived
yesterday. He IS, an energetic business
man, owning considerable property in
Deadwood. He has the utmost faith in
the future Of Medora, and it gives us
pleasure to note the fact that he intends
settling here and putting up business
houses for rent. He says that the freight
route Is all and more than has been
claimed for ii, it being the best he has
ever seen. 55 X q;
A glance at our cattle-cnt columns
will prove that the cattlemen appreciate
the value Of advertising as well as other
business men. At no distant date we
expect to publish every cattle brand in
the Bad Lands. Although the change Of
cuts necessitated q large expense, we
are more than repaid by many congrat-
ulatory remarks on tie Improvement,
and the substantial way in which cattle
and horse men are Bringing in. their
brands for publication. A number Of
cowboys have made clippings Of the
brands, FASTING them in small books
for handy reference. It's an excellent
thing to do and will soon familiarize
anyone with the different brands.
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! Cook stove for Sale.

Cook Stove for Sale. (.
A wood Or coal cook store, with SIX
hole top,5i f.st-class ondition. for sale
cheap. a good bargain. Inquire 1T this
Office. ls
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MEMORANDA

Tybee. Oct %. 200 D m-Passed up, steam
ship Tynemouth tBr), bark Parana GER, schT
Lizzie Chadwick.
Passed o1t, steamships desmond lBr), Hat
held (Br), bark Inyerdruie tNorl schrs VIM
l. White, Annie Bliss.
Arrived at anchor, an unknown steamship.
AT anchor, outward bound, steamship Asia
Wind n, light; fair.
New York, Oct 2I-Arrived, schr VIM Buck,
Miller, Jacksonville.
Cleared, steamship North Durham (Br),
Williams, Savannah; schr Melissa Trask,
Trask, Jacksonville.
Liverpool, Oct 20-Sailed, bark Wellamo
RUS, ROanblOm, Pensacola.
Queenstown, Oct 2l-Arriyed off, bark Maria
ID (Ital, Giuseppe, Pensacola for AYR
West HartlepOol, Oct 2l-Arrived, bark VIM
Wright (Br), COlfOrd, Darien.
MatanZas, Oct l5-Cleared, schr Wallace
Blackboard, Diaz, Key West, to sail 10th.
Rio JaneirO, Sept lT-Arrived, bark Clande-
boyr (Br), Forbes, Pensacola.
Boston, Oct 2l-Arrlved, steam schr Lorenzo
ID Baker, Wiley, Fernandlna.
Galveston, Oct 2l-Cleared, schr John c
Sweeney, Long, Apalachcola.
Key West, Oct 2l-Arrived, schr Isabel AL
bertO, Bishop, New York. (See miscellany.
Bath, Me, Oct 2l-Arrived, schrs Grace,
Cushing, Drinkwater, Boston, to load for
south; Josie Hook, Picket, do; James Brace
well, Monroe, Portsmouth, do.
Sailed, schr Thos i Garland, Kelley, Phila-
delphla.
brunswick, Ca, Oct 2l-Arrived, schrs Ida
Frances, Austin, New York; ID Knight,
Drinkwater, Kennebec.
Cleared, barks Jupiter Ger, Zigahn, Mon
tevideO; Maria 4 Kathe Ger, Ahrens, Bue-
nos Ayres.
New York, Oct 22-Arrived, Old Dominion,
from Richmond.
Liverpool, Oct 2s-Sailed I'D, ship Nanpae-
tus, Southwest Pass.
Bristol, oct 2S-Sailed, bark Hos, Pensacola
New York, Oct 23-Arrived, steamers Henry
j MemmOn, StrOma, Canada, Normantor.
Arrived out, steamers Silesia, Normandie,
Ems.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-24

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct 1913 bales cotton. Is bbls tar, bbs tai
low, 9 sacks rice, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, Oct %, 4l2 bales cotton. 26 cars lumber
cars wood, 1 car stone. 5 cars brick, l car
laths, l car -four, 424 b0ls spirits turpentine,
SIS bbls rOsin. bbls syrup, 10 bales hides, l4l
sacks rice, bales wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Oct % 5000 bales cot
ton. 6 bbls spirits turpentine, cars lumber.
ISL bbls -four, 264 bales hay, car corn, u bbls
shoulders, ii bbls hams, s tierces hams, 80
bbls whisky, IS sacks waste, So bales yarns,
hf bbls whisky, cars coal, l20 tons pig iron,
bales plaids, bdls burlaps, cases whisky
200 kegs beer, 3 pieces castings. buggies, e
cases AZ handles, lis boxes soap, so cases eggs,
SO bales hides, bbls oil, Is rolls leather, cars
stock, bales domestIcs, crates paper boxes
l keg nails, box castings, boxes hardware
boxes tinware, l chair, lots furniture,
cask bottles, bbls bottles, boxes bottles,
boxes collins, II boxes glassware, 80 boxes
baking powder, boxes canned beef, II bbls
glassware, l Dbl baking powder, IL boxes
ndse, 2 boxes dry goods, boxes notions,
trunk, bbls pop corn, 0rganette.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-24

e-s.-T1.e market continues steady and
.--.rr-ei. The sales FOR the day were 800
f-rs. Below are the Official quotations OF
L.. r-arl 90 Trade.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Oct 23-FOrdg Office, S, + & W Ry. A Heller,
\ Paulsen 4 Co, A Hanley, Ohlander Bros,
Capt b ID Green, j Hanley, Garnett, S u Co,
II n Ulmo, Walter. I & Co, A A VIM.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Oct 2S-FOrdg Office, II Myers & Bros,
NJ Henderson, A E Smith & Bro. A Letter,
NJ Boley & Son, Harmon & r. d Weisbein,
G KOlshOrn & Bro, Lippman Bros, S II Zoucks,
Rutherford Il I, w Cherry 4 Co, Warren 4
A. Graham & II, f e Cheatham,R Reppard,
lee Row Myers. Jno J McDOnough & Co, w S
HAWKING Dale, w & Co, Chess, G Il Co, w ID
Simkins, 5 Guckenheimer Il SON, w g Jack
son, Mcmillan Bros, Bacon. j 4 Co. Roach 4
Bro, Ellis, II 4 Co, Peacock. II 4 Co, Weld "
II. Jno Flannery & Co. l. j Guilmartin 4 Co,
Garnett. S & Co, Walter. I & Co, + NJ Farley.
II NJ Conner & Co, n A Hardee's Son 6 Co, NJ
Maclean, ID Dancy, A A VIM, w W CHS
holm, j Thompson.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 23-Fordg Agt,
JnO Flannery & COW W Gordon & Co. Order,
w w Chisholm, Chas Ellis, G g Hardwick,
II M Conner & Co, NJ Farley, Baldwin Il Co,
Hammond. ii 8 Co, L j Guilmartin Cow L
Wakelee, Woods s. Co, ] S Wood & Bro, Muir,
ID & Co, A A VIM, j z Williams, Weld 4 III,
Warren & a, Walter, L & Co,Garnett, & Co,
Bogart & II, ST Maclean, Meinhard Bros q Co,
Haynes & Z, A Hanley, Epstein & Bro, J II
Fox. Lee Rsy Myers, 5 Krouskof, Ihos West,
j S Collins s Co. A Minis Il Sons, Weed & G,
NJ Boley & Son, j Silva, G J. Gilbert & Co,
L George, ID G Bacon & Co. ] p Clarke care
str Katie, NJ Y Henderson. W Lindsay, 4
Deyine, A Miller 3 Co, Epstein & w, w a
Susong, Percy Olmstead. X A Sehwarz, g
Haas, Branch & c, III Doyle, nj Ferst 4 Co.
A Ehrlich 4 Bro. A Lefier, Graham q III, III
Houston, G Eekstein 4 Co, VIM Dixon, w
w Starr, Geo Meyer, q II Carson.
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ALBANY EXPIRE IS.

Gainesville. W
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Savannah IA
Jacksonville. "
Passengers for Brunswick via ,Jesun tat =
tins train, arriving at Brunswick at 6:Ib A "
Passengers for Macon take this tram az
rlvlng at Macon at 700 a. m.
Passengers for Fernandina. Waldo. Gainas-
vie, Palatke, Cedar Key, Ocala, Wildwood
LeesDurg and all stations on Florida Railray
anu Navigation Company and Florida South.
ern Railway take this train.
Passengers Tor Madison, Monticello Talta.
nassee and all Middle Florida points fafe
this train. Po 'AAo
Connection at Jacksonville d aiIv fsnn.
days e4Cepted) for Green Cove Sprinzs. sf.
Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise. SANFORD ana
an landings on st. Johns River.
Connecting at Albany daily with pae-
sshger Trains both ways Gu Southwestern
haliroao 70 ana from Macon, EufauIa. Mont
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans, etc.
connection 1t Savannah daify with Cbsr4aa-
ION and Savannah Railway for ali noinfa
North AID East. POinsA
Connecting az Savannah daily with Central
Eallro&d Tor points West and Rorthvest. -
through tickets sold and sleaDlng car havth
accommodations secured &C Dren'a rickot
once, NO. y Bun street, and at the Conps :
nys Depot, loot Of Liberty street,
a restaurant has Deen opened in the zta.
u2n at WSycross, and abundant time viii ~
euo~ed tof meals by ali passenger trains.
JAS. i. TAYLOR.
n u.rrx,o Gon'l Pass. ARest
Il. u. nGEMln6. superintendent
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q 70. FT0Dl As+gKsta. No. co. M 81
9:45 q m Lv Augusta ..Ly 900 q m
$3.50 m Ar SaYabn2h,Ar 8:gD 4 m '''''-'
6:20 p m Ar Macon Ar '''.'''''
1925 p In Ar Atlanta AR . 1900
AIS m Ar Columbus, ar $500 49, -
.......... Ar .Eufaula Ar ~ '''''.'
u:l5 p m Ar Albany. AR .... .'...''''
..-....... Ar NiIryIile,,Ar '''-...
.......... Ar. EH5on5on. Ar '''f'''>
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MARTTTME MTsCFTJANy

Capt Spaben. of the German bark Parana,
from Hamburg at Tybee, reports that ON Oct
IA, lat Is, lon 20, was i'll a hurricane during
which had the mainmast carried away; sus-
tanned no other damage.
The schr Isobel Alberto, Bishop, at Key
West Oct 81, from New York, reports encoun-
tered a hurricane off Abaco, lasting from 18th
to 10th. The sea constantly swept the decks,
straining the vessel and causing her to leak
also lost sails. On arrival the vessel was not
leaking and the hull but little damaged. The
condition of the cargo had not been ascer-
tanned.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Oct. %, nOOn.-Consols, 100 1915
Tor money; lOl for account.
L0SDON, Oct. S3.-The amount of bullion
IN me Bank Of England decreased f924, COO the
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-The weekly statement of
tne Bank OF France shows an increase of
silver. wv " ms AZ
SEE YORK. Oct e, noon.-stocks stronger.
money NG2 per cent. ExchanFe-lOug. "a sO3<
- 81 short, 81 S{7zCG4 81. State bonds dull.
'1EsFhhent oOnds strong.
9:V9 .. m.-EXcnange, - S05<. Money closed
az z4l per cent. Sub-Treasurv balances
t1oio sIzs, $4,000; currency, SIC. lI2 OOO Gov
srAneht ponds strong; four per cents, l203z;
sn 1rs per cents, 100 bid. State bonds quiet
The stock market to- day has been fairly ac-
tive and the course OF prices irregular. At
the opening speculation was weak stocks sell
ing down 1s1l1< per cent. This weakness was
short-hVed, however, and before IL a. m there
Wa a snare rally OF 1z(glZ per cent, but sub
sequenLiy TINS Improvement was lost Near
midday moderate buying movement set in.
LackaWanna rising x ana New JERSEY Cen
Iral per cent. Before l D. m. New Jersey
Central was raided down to 4l5S, and this IN
SetIied the whole LIST once more. The trunk
lines were also heavy. Union Pacific was ex-
ceptlonally firm, advancing to 5S3S on the re-
ViVal OF reports that dividends would be re-
suneu next year, and on the publication Of
treasurer McEarland's statement that the
company's land department has on hand So
lt0,uOJ IN cash and contracts amounting To
$40, $4,000, total OF $I9 294 600; and that the
land- grant bonds outstanding amount to "a
4z0,uyJ, leaving surplus OF $500. 600 The
market closed generally irm. Compared with
last nights close, prices are 1<01I per cent
lower loT LackaWanna, Louisville and Nash
vie ana New Jersey Central, and 1S'1I per
cent. higheriOr Reading; Michigan Central ia
? per cent. lower. Sales $4,000 shares. the
market Closing at the following quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-24

BY reason of her peculiar relations, and her
peculiar ailments, woman has been compelled
to suffer not only her own ills, but those arising
from want of knowledge, or of consideration
on the part of those with whom she stands
connected in the social organization. The
frequent and distressing irregularities pecu-
liar to her sex have thus been aggravated to
degree which no language can express. In
the mansions of the rich and the howell of the
poor alike, woman has been the patient victim
of ills unknown to man, and which none but
she could endure-and without a remedy
But now the hour of her redemption has
come. She need not suffer longer, when she
can find relief in DIR. j. Bradfield's FEMALE
REGuI. TOR ktXHnrn M Enst Erin,,d
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-24

Local Sleeping Care on all night trains be.
sween savannah and Augusta, Savannah ara
Macons SaVan nah aud Atlanta.
GoAAsctGons.
Ine MnlodgeFille and Eatonton train ras,s
1qalty loxcept Monday between Gordon ana
Eatonton, and daily Except Sunday between
EatoHton and Gordon.
TRAIN No. 50, leaving Savannah at s.4s
n, VIII not stop Except On Sundays) TO ma
and No. ~. 1A11aAa
Eufaula train connects at Cuthbert Roy Fova
6&lnSs DAILY Except Suadayl
1ne ferry accommodation sr2in batv~aar
day.. ~ NS-o0ts SsA )
The Albany and Rlakaiy accommodates
I IAN runs 96liy texcept Sunday between
AT SaVanRsa vita Savannah Florida and
Wes.esp Hallway; st Augusta with all liSea
20 5orea aHd East; at Atlanta with Air-Tina
East and West. ~s0- -
Ilckets for all points and sleeping car harfha
on sale at City Of1ce, No. 20 Bull street : s--'
y. A. WHfTEHEADs WILLIAM ROGERs
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt.. savannsk
j. g. SHAW, w 3. 4E7f ~ = sa - a
Gan. TrsV. AT. xraao Manager. s @as
84oxSiA
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