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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
Gire lie Land To settlers.

SAsFttic- NeHH.
Ir. Jones i only following the gen
erGl ides u Gov Ireland And the state
land board in-tean % making an issue
With them. IL he SEOuid u I'll on q
really new and perhaps taking tan
gent, let him advocate a constitutional
amendment e. boy the sch10l lands on
state account from the school fund.
give them q actual settlers and exempt
them from forced sale for either taxes or
debt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
statistics Of Calamity.

Twins do not happen more than 800
times year ia q population OF 500 600.
and seldom hit the same family twice.
Trpleis are rare enough 70 be curios:-
ties, II is estimated that not one
woman in 20 800 has given birth 10
three children At time, and, although
there Is on record IN old medical works
the case Of s. German peasant who
bad twelve children at four births
three each time-and a Michigan
woman Is credited with having pro-
duced a dor IN children ia five births
inside Of seven Year, -auadruplets
once, trlplets once, twins twice. and
= lone yOungster ON the last occasion.
such cases Of feonndity are rarer than
new planets, aud the lady entitled TO
the cake for having four children at a
whaek i not found more than once
among 20, 600 married women.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

PtnfIc ofloe is public trust. The
cashier who uses his place 10 Feather
hisoEn nest" is sent 70 the penltentla
- Z be does not Escape to Canada OF
commit Suicide. What is the differ.
enos between his crime aud that or q
public oiiielsl whose p1blie action Il
prompted 81 considerations Of personal
ghine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
Counterfeiters' Den pc

NEw HAVEN, Coasa
dsinolishing an old bpil
top Of East Rock the w.
covered several undergFoas I,
thirty or forty feet ions
high and thret feet wide, =
a sabterranean vault.
ierfeif silver pieces 81 ~
were found Milton
last occupant 81 tue pa.
any kuowledge 81 ~ +
place bad al nHs afpsy
Murder and various eii'A'
c0Inmiltedlhere.
--- = -
The Little JOKER y
Ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

ways tsarsf fashsr t6aE bsTss aa
snd n7~ skas ~ sassS psNsr q has
.s-9srse BE- p1ssssst sgas-.ss ihsnz,
issg Earid srsrt ~ ,srss - fss zssss
fry 81 u1lf ttrse- u wguS a. A
,saitsr sEsa szAasscs lks HrsrgzE "a
"A, ytg--5var
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

= eoSuEDEUH Why should Il coat
more n perform certain kind 81
work fsr the public. ~ represented In
q municipality, thaH for indlyidualsg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

TINS campaign will go down 70 his.
tory - a campaign Of personalities
aud libel suite The next presidential
election will be for men who are like
c'ear's wife. This "a a prediction
not q threat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
OILY Sc Mfeks.

chicago Herald Independent
SIX weeks from now All this agony
viii be over. la SIX weeks the lies
The curses, tue degrading bargains, ne
deeeils, the false bretenssa. the hetray.
ais y friends Tie ridiculous predlc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

-5aE people think Dana i trsaeher-
ous % the Democratic party 10 the
present campaign. This IL al d mistake.
He is merely trying 70 XIII Oh Butter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Mrs CHAgIorrE SAITH, No 2. on
Belya Lock wood'sliaket. viii see both
the presidential scandals aud 20 one
better Sac hasa lat u 900 women
who were appointed 70 official position
20 WashiGeion under discrodiu.ble
circumstances. u Il sad day Tor
MASCULINE preiensious 70 purity when
a 8omap goes on lbalrau.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

THET ali Do not dDlt SENATOR Coke
dots not deny tina. ststemen. made 10
Tbs GAZETTE Statements and inter
views ia Tfg GAZETTE stick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Nh }. W. MOsEE candidate FOR
judge of Duyal county, IL said to stand
very fair chance n election. Tue
gentleman has THg GAzErrg's wishes
fof bis sucoera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Ifis said to encourage tmld asrl-
rants . ofatory that Cicero always
ahuddefed when he began 10 speak
Now-a-dsys whsr au apostle Of Cicero
arises Il is generally the audience that
shudders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

AfE there not men somewhere in
Texas Democrats - we'll A. Republic
cAu-, who have no right 10 cast the
iirst stone ~ Jas g. blaine because Of
MS thfift In oflseg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

10 lgss than $685. persons languiah
20 ltaliAn eonyicf prisons under SEN
lsRee ~ penal seryiiude for life. In
the annual budget 5000, 000 Traces are
so aside for the e1penses OF these es-
iabiishmenls, while only - 000.O 900
lfaAes are spent upon education.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

THE H9us.ou Evening Journal, bar
ring ~ Int9lsrAas Southern" De-
m7eracy. + lnst getting N BE- 3 most
entertaining Newspaper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

WIfEH Mr. Blaine appealed to the
"manhopd' d tue eD4ntry he vac
stu@ing aEfaliy c!ose % chord 81
common sympathy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

j the charge against Jzs O. Blaine
Ale true there ought 10 b. work for q
grand jury sonse here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Ac.EcrLAg ,sfter from Chairmau
Barry tells how the Democratic ticket
is 70 be printed II viii be found Ia
another column u THE GAZETTE 10
day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
THf pI.tol ho'd. IL own IN Teras-

BLtfEg eaiis iiio.s MuIllgau Letters
chickens, Deeaass they are coming
home 81 Fa0st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

d. may - very quiet, bat there f. q
yefg sensible revision II siatesmaD-
ship' ia pfDzfsss Agitation has
aqitated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Iris ATTY thai the Republicans
didn't discover Carl schurz's defee.
lions before Hayes took him into his
e~v.-.s.. Ihs .sa.a Z. the la3s d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11
THE TERRELL
4 Fli1s . shs E-rss -
Asylum Mnasrs's...'
hs1r1zE csu'a
"a Aa'-szE-z clas an
t-l;T-A Tf-t ~
iaalaaa FGss

sseei't- ci--7sa.ccr-.-,s. e 4.
TEazELI TEX On
enc enEnss = r-rs- /,
Texas tnsaas asslu-
D. r. WETlE,s, the 49,
We'll. ve dsa's a
vAy sasd ths eAsy-rss-,s
wizh Ebai uoE sasast. 4
Atty be add. rtrw, &.
IN mind
Then its uzre,sa@a.,
engage > raom keMa
~i,h mind--in mind. "A
al right, skI1 = rer.s..s,..,
NoE - DR.. Wkisa.ee 49,.
C5sEsstesF Ia hls mfrais -.
revenEs BY desgsrfsrv
and fairly stoEt, i tyfs =.
superintendent & tta
rudy conulexi0a ard 80
black clerical cat rlg,hsr
easy Ia MS nacTsr.sun
gsze can wander down m q:
erz-siy Eeil-sept bat and Z.
on the doczor's merry 49,.
eye His SPECS have dls---.
mems Of the ocGIistsar
- yo1 over them O.. IL rhr,'1
then u may he q Io1r y
Be sure be viii sc yoa. ~
remember who be il 81 VI
knOWEil W-illbe worSerf,if,
BEGINNING 81 Analysis Go
tesi iupelisd "a SIX the
what class q crknks 81
rlaes yea BuI o. caurse ~
he might pruve too frAnk ~
ready and 5zst ID his e.filn,s
Have yc1 seen our nsu
ne asEe1- ] had merely
cation tx months azn.
shortly on the way 70 ties-
/ had ~ opportunity y a,s W
lace Eh4t be + here for.p
Iflife question, truly, busaA.,
asked ia some quarters Ia tx
ll ~ manner as % make AZ -.
d.. WaiiAca fealiy
81 Il hsd bfea
lhst bis position was lmhg---
cue Gud that il was absrs =
should BE- a sugeFinteudenlel
lum before there exigeifa.
With 81 du- modesty. All x
ing IL would be published 3
said: Hf
I believe I hzvesavei then
Sp. There are mar says
could be enumerated Thsplsr
which this new ksyigm isbuil.L
largely the outgnE,h q loutsix
euee and study Il Tie sutiscl
part. l believe l knox ihs
Of the insane. 10 hAyet
any q the eight plaHs rsjea (.
lowest bid on them being -
would have cost 500, "a =. y
accepted cost s1QO1 Ia TIE =
Of a ten Thousand dtllr > !
many improvements sasrkl, :
selves while the work prngnaly ,
iruer Of a $3.50 Ogo public sa ~ ~
building like this. Nari5an a.
aud improvements not csz IN
N the original pans nave sslo
The act authorizing the err sotI
asylum 'necessitated s1pn
through whose hsnds CD I'M
money be paid out, and -
10 fill the place. | do noi \
my work and res ponsihilg I,
position Is wholly a sinee ~
/ looked upon this shss 4
brick and stone, and /
that North Texn n
so fine q building +
At so reasonable a cost. A I
bv the doctor, this buildisl IA
slsJ0 90 say a little oFH soI
put il IN shape COR oeGl ri
etc, It win hold 4 ~
One very similar TO this 81
Rock, recently erected d 10.
sl51, 600, and will hold es.yp
tents. III
Here is a central SIX,
executive puTpnsts and ffo1 ito
out the wards 800 feet on d
thus forming a cross. Ih ).
are all three stories
topped bg 81
shingled mausard TUof De
stone could be judlciously y re
pears. The general aspsel & M
itectuTe while Comparative.
presents q very Eubslantis J !.
appearance. TheisJ 10
and basement are cut up - 4
tories. Sep srate single 1901 :
bath ana wash rooms abaap.Pa
Il supplied from a %, e1rttel
voir Ice Ged IN the yard 81 Y
feet high, Hest reaches =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

ssects- cl--7sa.cc--e-,,. 60.
IEsEErlr Tx Or. -
enc enrlse ; rzr-a /, (.
Texas tnss1s asglu-z =
D. r yyHIlE.s, tie 49,
well. we dzz's q 4.
vAy said ths easy-rs-,s
wizh shat HoE sasst.. I,
Atty be add. rtTw,
IN mini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

Ksrss or srsscEIruos.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

special Meeting Of the Board and the
Aurofutment OF Receiver of Tax Re
turns-The sale Of Liquor on Election
Day.
A special meeting Of the County Com
missioners was held yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, with Chairman Walker pre-
siding. aud Commissioners Lawt0n, Ca
sew. EstilI and Barnett IN attendance.
ON motion OF Commissioner Estill Mr..
John X. Dillon was appointed 10 nil the
vacancy ia the Office Of Receiver OF Tax
Returns caused ny the death az Henry l..
Davis. The appointment Is to continue
until the office is filled by regular cleo
ton.
II is understood that, as the digests
have already been made out by the for
mer Receiver, there will be no cOmpensa-
fiOu Tor the work TO be done 10y the ap-
nniutec-in fact. even the successful cam
didate for this Office in January next will
receive no pay for his services before No
Vemher. ISS5. as the commissions Of the
office are payable out Of the taxes col
lected on tue digests as made out for the
year.
The County Surveyor was directed TO
insnect certain bridges in the upper dis
tricts Of the Augusta road, and report 10
the Committee on Roads and Bridges.
After the adjournment Of the court, the
Committee on Elections met and made
some changes in the appointments Of tally
and list sheet keepers for the election OF
Nov. 4.
The clerk was directed 10 publish the
following paragraph, No. 1870 OF the Code
% lSs2:
ANY rerson who shall sell, give or furnish
s--v s4lirituous. Intoxicating or malt liquors TO
auv ters0u. I'm any quantity whatever, within
Two miles of snv election precinct IN this
>sa-. on ,tavs OF election. either state, county
az municipal. shall be guilty Of misdemean-
81. ami. upon conviction thereof, shall be pun
i-hei a. prescribed in section 1910 OF this Code.
Provided. that nothing herein contained
shall Re construed cooperate against prescrip-
{ ons bv physicians.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

A r.rrlsr couuunication Of Zerubbabel
HanEre No. rs. II. A NJ VIII g held tnls
eFenlng at C'clock.
AZ sraclal meeting q the Workingmsn' :
wrrrrrlert Association VIII De held 70
uichf at ESQ c'clock.
AZ wEalar meeting o. Branch No. >, or
the Cathallc knights q America, VIII oe
helf tals evening az : O'Clock
TIE re-1lar weekly meeting Of Haupt
E.n1re Ne -. e tie Independent order o.
uIl Fellows. VIII b held tonight AZ :
r'clrck.
ne Grand Lotre q Free and Accepted
Nnsars 90 GeorEia win hold its annual
r--r-rfcstfcn az Macon commencing
T-gs5ag. oct- =
YESTERDAY proved q Be one Of the most
Er.i-arful 20 the season. and the ladies
ts-k zlvanta-e e the fine weather, and
CO the leading dry goods and MILL
uE-E st1res-
IgserA WinEate was yesterday sen
-arrsa7 fr tie MAYORS Court 20 pay a me
90 81 81 tn - imprisoned ten days for dis
srfarlv confuct and drunkenness N the
ee-aef 90 Tuesday aftern10u-
Arszro uamed Gus Lloyd early ester
Ear uarrine assaulted his wife. Rachel
ErrrE Cd the street. y hen arralEued n
rha Mayors court yesterday he was sen
tc--ef to raw q dne q SO OF % Be lmprls-
c-ei q DAYS
Lalis Kern who was seriously injured
81 ras explosion q an oxygen reiorl on
Eussl1v morning. was doing a. Wen last
re.t - ealii - expected under the CIR
t-r-esrcas. and his friends are nopeiul
% s raeaNerv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
CROWDED BY MS CREDITORS.
.Jscoo 7. Cohen Fails aud Places Hi
Liabilities at $1,000

JACOB 7. Cohen Fails aud Places His
Liabilities at 100000.
Mr.. Jacob T. Cohen, the well-known
shoe dealer on the Southwest corner Of
Barnard and BrOughton streets, made an
assignment yesterday to Mr.. NJ. Brown,
for the benefit Of his creditors. A re-
porter Of the MORNING News called
on Mr.. Cohen. who said that he could not
avoid making the assignment as certain
Northern creditors were crOwding him,
and had shown a disposition to be very
exacting. Mr.. Cohen then named sew
eral stOrekeepers in the country who
owe him large bills, but who have left him
in the Iurch. One Of them, in particular.
he said. had closed out and gone away.
There is really no business being done
In the country at present. Nj. Cohen
said. "but a good ram would give quite
an impetus TO trade.' Continuing, Mr..
Cohen said: Il might have pulled through
il business had frightened up a month or
50 AGO. There are gentlemen here who
have been very accommodating 70 me
when / needed assistance, and as l owe
them money / determined that If L had TO
20 under they should not be the
worse sufferers. My assignment to
Mr.. Brown makes Messrs. Solomon Cohen,
Jacob Cohen. and Messrs. Einstein's Sons
preferred creditors. The liabilities are
from SIS. COO to 1000. but think the as
sets will satisfy them eventually"
Mr.. Brown was in charge Of Mr.. Cohen's
business Yesterday afternoon, the store
being Open as usual.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

This season am making Boys Suits a
special feature. and lBiil qiCe d'gdy, with
each suit, a fRe All Wool Polo Gan. Cool
weather has come TO stay, and this is a
suitable opportunity to provide the boys
a handsome Well-made School or Sunday
suit. at very low prices. am now show
ing the handsomest line of Mems and
Youths nObby Suits, in Sacks and Cut
awavs, ever exhibited in Savannah by
anv one establishment, and though made
up in the very best styles, prices are very
10 YIN fact, lower than you will lind
other establishments charging tor inferior
goods. Nv resolution 70 keep up to my
high standard as the leader OF fashion in
savannah has not been abated jOt, and
as l have never failed in the past to sus-
tain every representation, L do not intend
now to depart from the strictest system
Of fair dealing and fine quality. or
course, can suit every demand, yet you
will end that even very cheapest grades
bear the thorough isOrkmdRS marks.
Can and inspect my fine stock and make
an early selection. Positively no fdncH
prices. Sign of the Golden Arm, 159
BrOughtOn street. SIMON MITCHELL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
THE GRANT MATTER.

Move Crooked Transactions Revealed.
Every day reveals more croOkedness on
the part Of H. Fraser Grant. The day
before his departure from the city he pur-
chased two mules from Messrs. Darneli 4
susOng and shipped them by boat 10 a
gentleman living on one Of the islands on
the coast. AS the party to whom the
mules were shipped is very hlgn-iSneo
gentleman, it is expected that he VIII re-
furn them TO the parties from whom they
were obtained when he knows the par
ticulars OF the transaction
II IL reported that Grant transferred, or
IN soms other way obtained, money on
certain real estate entrusted TO his care
bv his friends. These transactions are
not included in his schedule OF properly
in the hands Of his assignee.
As far as learned. no trace OF Grant mas
vet been found. 1t is not known IN what
direction he went. II II Is, those who
have the information have not made 1t
~rrhlfn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

MIA. wood. % New York, returned
Yesterday from Townsville, en- route for
Charleston. where he has some business
recurring his attention. In brief talk
srfsh representative Cd the MORNING
nsra-~ be stated that the "Pney Woods
Ha.rE I'd Townsville was progressing
satisfactorily. and that &C. would be
-rrr f- tEt expected Northern tour
ISIS afrrt Jan. :. Nr. Woods
said he bad uot done anything further IN
ais plans Cor tEe savannah hotel. and
ss-rrf rat as ANYTHING uutu his return 10
Nru Nnrk. he was however, DC
raslzstla more enthusiastic than ever
- fhe subject. AMI predicted that
ear crfr would vet have the
errat ho,al ri the S3utb. Its delight
Frl climate. S. beautiful parks, aud It's
rrtrrfarss~rs rae-rapaiCal position must
Command tsr be- thc attcuoioa ~ those who
art seeRi ne health or pleasure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
PORT ITEMS.


Messrs. James B. West & Co. cleared
yesterday the British steamship desmond
for Liverpool, with 4.103 bales Of upland
cotton, weighing /, 969, 235 pounds, valued
at S1S6, So.
The British bark Harry Buschman was
cleared yesterday for MOnteyideO for or
ders, BY Messrs. Wilder & Co, with 49,
135 pieces pitch pine lumber, measuring
as. 20 feet, valued at $1,000.
The Norwegian bark Baltic was cleared
Yesterday for Rotterdam with 400 barrels
spirits turpentine, measuring 2O,52o gal
Ions. and 2.S06 barrels Of rOsin, weighing
1 .2OI. Ie5 pounds, tho whole valued at S12,-
2I3 p. Cargo and vessel cleared by
Nessrs. :. p. ShOtter & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
Headquarters Georgia Volunteers
Post No. /.
SAYANNAH. O.. %. b. 2

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. g. 1884.
By virtue Of a resolution adopted by the
Executive Council Of this Post, and approved
by the other Posts of the state, / hereby call a
& convention OF the volunteer military Organi-
cations of Georgia, to meet in ATLANTA on
Nov. 9. 1854, in the Senate Chamber Of the
Capitol, to originate proper measures to secure
the more efficient organization and equipment
Of the volunteer forces of this STATE. All
organized companies are urged TO send at
least five delegates. 4 vigorous and united
effort IS necessary TO arouse the people of
Georgia to the necessity Of providing an efTec-
tive and disciplined military force that shall
always be ready, under the orders of the
Z Xecutive OF the State, to preserve peace and
protect the person and property of the citizen.
4 large attendance from all sections of the
state is. therefore. most earnestly requested.
CLIFFORD w. ANDERSON,
Commander Post No. !.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

AIR. lanes Hunter, Of Darien. is in the
Eszg-
Hfr ". 8 Frazer. Of Baltimore, arrived
49, r.-xtrrsay. He Is the travelling agent
- - Raitfm1re Publishing Company
80 r-rtrrr Mirror. IN whose interest be
~ '-auxass this and other cities in the
-1utn.
"a nsrer7 +. Bee. the Clerk Of the
$500 CHrs~t. who was seriously III for
r.15rfr Two weeks and conyalesced sum
r.fsstir 81 return % his once last Monday
ure~ a.eMrn taken quite III yesterday his
-. rs lelr lbat - has relapse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

NJ 1ohn sherlock has several sea
80 cotton plants growing in his yard,
- sruth Broad street The stalk Of one
A. ia faar i'm height he planted the seed
- Arrl =. exactly six months ago yes
..--frr- ne plants are profusely filed
W. hfnums. buds. flowers and fruit The
rt-e ~ ne cotton il equal % silk- Inc
rant would make 3 valuable addition u
- s.rs-nsh exhibit a. the New Orleans
TaafHff1rr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

A .1zratch fron Er. B. ". Wrenn-
...rr-nl- Ticket Ascent q the East Teunes-
-. Nfruuia and Georgia Railroad. an
s~r-s ttaf yesterday he made arrange
--.~fs win the Cincinnati southern Rail-
r..l o. ran Buhe'i draNlng-room anu
$3.50 cars between Cincinnati and
r--t.-1s-7Trr via the East Tennessee Viz
--z-s- 80 GiecrEiA Railroad nom Chat1a-
-. rfa Rome. Atlanta Macon aud
- ne cars viii be the finest ever
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

appreciates good Clothes just as much as
he pa, and the Famous" has taken great
pains in manufacturing their present
stock Of Youths and Boys Clothing. We
have BOYS Knee Suits as low as 81. Call
at the Famous if you want a handsome
Boys Suit, and cheap. 140 Congress
streat-Adr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

srzs uf-ht seeut $50 O'Clock a sneak
snsr sar,acscl % t'e uesro. attempted
...rr.~ the resasencc cf Mr.. ,. G. Harris,
eaaSr W. Hosston slrelt, east Of nrayton,
rrrfrs flrr over q plEeh leading 90 an
..=-- a-f-.trnr- The unexpected appear
r-r.r "a rrr af the family frightened the
I-s---f. Mo lcanad O. the ground and ra1
AVA. The u-ould-tse thief = supposed u
- frr nartv whc ATTEMPTED % rob this
.-..r 49, r.1rfr last week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

The uniform scale Of prices, the elegance
Of cuisine, the comfortable, oieanly and
home-like appearanceof apartments, have
placed this popular hotel among the most
prominent Of the South, which reflects
great credit on its manager, who leaves
nothing undone TO enhance the comfort Of
IL numerous patrons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

MISS DUFF has returned from the North
WI and viii he prepared 70 received orders
from her customers at her new residence, $
Jones street. corner of Aberc0rn street, on and
after Oct. q.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
For Receiver of Tax Returns,

To the Voters Of Chatham County: re-
speetfully announce myself as a candidate for
the office OF RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS
at the election in JANUARY, and would
solicit your support.
CT E,AIE-N-T G AIrsGX
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
Removal.

DR.. J. D. MARTIN has removed his of6ce
and residence to $50 LIBERTY STREET,
north side. one door west of Bull.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

Is the motto of the TEN CENT sTORF, l54
Bryan street. CAN and see the articles that
can be bought at 10 cents each. 1t will aston
isb Won.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23

r,sf wooden Tenements Completely
Destroyed


This morning about 3;15 o'clock an
alarm was Sounded from box 50. corner OF
Fara and Margaret streets, caused by the
discovery of nre in the tenement
en- tee Corner of Harrison and Poplar
streets. Tr1 FIRE apparatus reached I-e
-.r-r shortly star tie alarm bat the nre
hrf gained considerable Roadway ana
hrI rlaahad tha fourth tenement Wnen
s. was checked. and AZ O'Clock
was completely under con-
frr the rrouerfv Is owned by Rich
anil kirkland. as Congress street, and
urss caunlstaIv destroyed. The amount
at Insurance could uOt De learned. Inc
th.af stated that be was informed the
Sire bad leen burning a considerable time
IselnHa thc alarm was sounded. I He IeIe-
rr.rfs were occupied bv cOlOred people,
arl. ID is believed. saved nearly all their