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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

YEs, II Il FACT, II YOU WAST 70
GIT A GOOD SUIT OF CLOTHES OSE THAT
i MADE Up X THE BESI MANNER All
PTS As THOUGH CUSTOM TAILOR HAD
MADE II, ASD AT TIE SANE TINE AT TIE
LOWEST PRICES y TIE CITY, GO 70
CHAs. LOGAN CO. THE ABOVE Is WHAT
OR CUSTOMERS SAY u REGARD 70 Our
sTOKK. AND OUR AN N BUSINESS LIFE
Il TO MERIT THEIR APPRECIATION. Our
STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR MN YOUTHS
BOYS AND CHILDREN L NOW About
COMPLETE. But w ARE RECEIVING AD-
DITIONs 10 OUR ALREADY LARGE STOCK
On ZACH STEAMER. We ARE OFFERING
Our SPRING STOCK At PRICES WHICH We
WILL GUARANTEE TO BE TIE LOW ST N
TIE CITY. OCR CLOTHING I MADE Up
u THE LATEST STYLE AND n TIE BEST
MANNER AND FITS. VIZ HAVE A JOB LOT
OF CASHMERE COATS AND COATS AND
VESTS VI HIGH We ARE SELLING Al PRICES
MUCH LESS Than GOODS OF The SANE
QUALITY HAVE EVER BEES SOLD At
BEFORE.
HATS N ALL The LATEST STYLES AND
AT THK LOWEST PRICES. UNDERWEAR,
NECKWEAR- EARL 4 WILSON AND OTHER
COLLARS AND CUPS. THE KING OF
Shirts ETC.
VIZ GIVE BASE BALL WITH EACH
BOYS SUI. We RESPECTFULLY INVITE
YOU TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
ETES II rot ARE NOT READY TO BUY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
Congressman Kings Suggestion.


Democratic members Of the House from
New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut
and Virginia, il is said, have expressed a
desire for another caucus 10 consider
Representative Kings suggestion u
appoint a special committee to de-
termine the measure and policy Of
the party with respect TO the tariff.
The names u the members fayOring
another caucus are not given, but there
Is little doubt that they are protectionists.
There Is no reason at present for thinking
that their wish viii meet with favor.
The suggestion Of Representative
King has no merit whatever. 1t
is simply a plan 10 delay consideration
Of the tariff question. The chances are
that it wohld not be successful. If the
committee were appointed by the caucus
il would contain a majority Of tariff re-
formers. IL would u course favor the
immediate consideration Of the Morrison
bill. No committee could be appointed
that would make report that
would be satisfactory to the en-
tire body Of Democratic Representatives.
Compliance with Mr.. Kings suggestion
might cause a delay Of few weeks in
taking up the Morrison bill, but that
would not be beneficial 10 the party in
any respect. Delay would be interpreted
as an indication Of weakness, and the
Democratic party has already shown
more weakness with respect TO the tariff
than is good for il. There is only one
course open to the party, and that is the
honest and straightforward course
which leads towards tariff reduction. 1t
Is useless for the small faction Of prOtec-
tionists to attempt 70 turn the party out
Of shis course. The attempt will only
damage the party. It cannot prove sue
cessful. In 1850 the party, in its national
platform, declared for a revenue tariff,
but the protectionists succeeded in multi
flying the declaration in the campaign,
and the result was defeat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
SPECIAL !

In addition to the above I shall offer
5000 yards silk Warp Black ElOrentine, al
&c, reduced from s5e.
$50 yards six Warp Black Byzantine, at
100 yards Black silk Warp Henrietta, at
81 =. reduced from 81 -.
LIS yards Black SIX Warp Henrietta, at
81 80. worth at least 81 -.
1000 yards Black silk Warp Henrietta, at
81 s.. good value for 3 Is.
100 pieces Nuns Yelling and AlbatrOss
Cloths, in blue and jet black, prices ranging
from &c. U 81 per yard.
30 pieces Fruit Of the Loom Shifting, at
SIC.
fOO pieces l0-4 Bleached sheeting, at 90c.,
worth 8Oc.
100 dozen Huck Towels, "a yards long, all
Linen, at ls5<c., worth pc.
10 dozen Damask Towels, u yards long,
pure Linen, al Z5c., worth BIC.
100 pieces India Linen, at l21Zc., cannot be
matched for z0c. yard.
IS pieces India Linen. at 20c., worth at least
50c. yard.
10 Boys Sailor Suits, at 81 rs, would be
cheap at - p.
200 Boys sailor Suits, at 81 Is, would be
cheap at 80 20.
30 pieces Canton Mating, at z0c., worth PC.
% pieces Canton Mating, al z5c., worth BE.
100 pieces Canton Mating, at prices ranging
from 35c. TO soc.
80 dozen Gents Fine Shirts, pure Linen,
3-ply bOsOms, felled seams, al Soc, reduced
from 81.
30 dozen extra quality custom finished
Shirts. bodies Of Wamsutta Muslin bosom 3-ply
p solid Linen. button holes and eyelets hand
made, at 81. These shirts are pronounced.
and justly so, the finest and best prOcurable
at any price.
100 dozen Gents Apply Collars, at 81 30 dozen,
worth 81 ..
30 dozen Gents Apply Cuffs, at I5c. pair,
worth 3Jc, q pair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
BRIGHT BITS.

JAY GOULD always squeezes oranges until
they are dry. He is determined 70 suck seed.
". !. journal.
HAPPY thought for an Indian agent: "If the
condition Of the Indian requires ameiiOratiOn
let NJ give him corn meal instead Of nOnr.
That would be, practically. a mealier ration"
a DUDE. told by his mother 10 write a letter
Of coincidence to a lady IN aiiictiOn, said ::
''Im awful sorry your Husband is ded and J.
Hope the funwcrall wi be Brilliant sue
cessl'
CHARITABLE but strong minded young lady
There's a quarter, ana do buy some soap
with part Of it, Beggar (on new lay
"Bless yer heart, take a bath twice year
whether needs It or not" Punch.
sYEs, SIR; been all through the Terrific
ries." "Game abundant there" "Game is
very abundant. sir; very" "What kind pre-
poker good second.n-Ou Ctty Derrick.
THE editor OF the Gringo and Greaser, Of
ManzanO. y. NJ. has heen assassinated. u y
not known whether he was shot by a gringo
or a greaser, but man who gives newspa-
per snch a name must expect early retribu-
ton in some form.
AVIAN and wife were looking at the loo
last Sunday when the latter said: "Can you
distinguish the male from the femalef" "NO,"
he replied, II cannot; but 1t is an easy matter
for naturalists." Glow DO they knOwT' she
asked. "By the extra amount Of venom On
the females tongue"
'Ma," he said, pointing to the bill Of fare on
which was written ''Spaghetti NeapOitaine."
ana, what's thatsv "That," said ma, glad to
display her gastronOmic knowledge at table
d'hOte, where 20 many well -dressed people
were assembled, "that, my dear boy, IS
kinder puddin' Napoleon used to at."-HoteE
Nal.
ADAMS fall reached a long way. Adam and
Eve were first placed in the garden OF Eden,
where it was perpetual summer. When they
a inf hHn cold
world and ever since that the sons Of Adam
have had to paw 81 a ton for coal and $500
apiece for seal-skin sacques.-L'htladelphiG
cal.
"I'LI take yez all in, II yez don't shtOp that
howlin' an pushin'," said policeman to a
tumultuOus group Of hangers-on at the back
entrance of a theatre. "Phat air yez doin',
inyhowg" We're rehearsing.p explained the
spokesman Of the company. 'Rayhersln' Tor
phatgv '.The new star begins her engagement
next Monday, and the management has hired
" 10 play the excited multitude stOrmlng the
ticket oflice."-Brookkyn Eagle.
TODDLE, toddle, waddle, waddle,
On her little pinky toes;
Stumble. stumble, trip and tumble
That's the way the baby gees,
Prattle, prattle, rattle, rattle,
Little shouts and little shFieks;
Tears, with laughter coming after
That's the way the baby speaks.
Playing, toying, still enjoying
Every sweet that nature gives;
Waking, sleeping, smiling, weeping
That's the way the baby lives.
Laura z. Richards.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

sc. MILLS. rs Hun street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
SUMMER SILKS.

In addition TO those displayed last week.
viii add an entire new line, together with
about 20 pieces SATIN STRIPES, at 5gc., G0c.
and &c. per yard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

- I'ltTF7- IT u
site 3 II. Levy & Bros.
TOR SALE. most valuable PLANTATION
Il IN Liberty county. - miles from SaFan-
nah, On tie Inc Of the Savannah. i0rida and
estern RAILWAY. Tins tract contains IN all
about 400 acres. including about l.358 acres
Of finely tlm1ered pine lands II close prox-
unity 10 q steam saw mill. and the swamp and
hummOck lands contain g large quantifv Il
the finest white oak timber suitable Tor slaves.
The soil j. especially suitable for truck farm
ing. and being tbe line Of the railroad.
which runs through the centre Of the property,
j. most accessible ~ a shipping point The
location i perfectly healthy
For terms apply 10
J. +. BROOKS.
IS Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
mautr0.

WANTED, General agent so- tals So
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

-Htlf1f @ft+a-@ -Atst~-1s
TIE UemOeratic platiorm-builders n Olil
Will have ~ JOCK ~ their lz-rels. NJ. Nc
Cures Philadelphia paper propoees the fol-
l0Wlrg ~ "a platform - WIZ 81 - "A
FeTezUe 1zrl9 ~ zlsr me - Ie1-es . ne gof
errrseuE comm -ca58F <1l41l -t1rra- Al-
s-russrlgusIT maintain tLe National eTe1lt,
win fusf deer rli- atoms In favor u general
PROTECTIVE industries ard against every lDrN
y r1orgpol~~ 1lr Mcclure should accoE1
pznv he platform with q diagram. j. reads
szogthly, Bat what o. earth does % mean
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The Philadelphia Press, since it got
sober, doesn't take much stock in Editor
McClure's Democratic split. II says:
democrats may quarrel now about party
platforms and policies, but when the con-
Yentlon meets all differences will he set
aside for the good old Democratic for
mula: Anything to VIM" Yes, and the
very thought Of this harmony makes the
Press and all other Republican journals
sick enough 10 throw up their boots.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
TUKsDAY. APRIL !. 1884

SHEET. sAvAySAH. Ca
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The New York GrQphic has been sued
for $40, 900 damages by Mr. James Leland,
OF the sturteyant House, for stating that
he Leland had been confined as a dan
ger0us lunatic for the past six months,
and that he had attempted suicide. Le-
land not only claims that ne has never
been insane, but be demonstrates the fact
that he has sufficient mental yigor left 70
look after the almighty dollar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

DREPARATORI 20 removal 10 my new and
i spacious establishment now In course 81
erection, at the corner Of Br0ughtOn and Bar
nard streets. ! have determined 70 offer for
the next sixty days my entire stock Of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS al such prices a.
VIII guarantee its immediate sale. The re-
ductiOn is made with a view Of entering my
new store with an entire new stock. lu-ad-
ditiOn 10 the varied line Of specialtles adTeT-
tised last week. viii offer On MONDAY and
during this week an entirely new line Of at
fractions ia several departments.
These are q few specimen quotations.
At 75c.-z5 pieces Black silk Grenadines,
worth at least 81 = yard.
% pieces PLAIN Black silk Grenadines, at
75c.. 81 %. 81 - and 81 %.
These goods VIII be found from &c. 10 &c.
yard less thanTuiing prices.
At f0c.-l0 pieces Black Body Cashmere,
would be cheap at zoe.
At 50c.-I0 pieces Black all wool Cashmere,
reduced from Sc.
At 65c.-lO pieces Black all wool Cashmere,
reduced from 75c.
At 75c.-l0 pieces Black all wool Cashmere,
good value for SC.
At SEQ pieces Black al wool Cashmere.
would De cheap for 81.
At $l-l0 pieces Black all wool Cashmere,
Lupin's Goods. reduced from 81 >.
At 81 z5-5 pieces Black all wool Cashmere,
Lupin's Goods, reduced from 81 -.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Some u the Massachusetts state seDa-
tors Of the Republican persuasion have
been appearing in the senate chamber IN
a beastly state Of s'hOw-cOme-TOu-so,"
and the Republican papers in Boston are
grieying over the growth Of Democratic
ideas. The Democrats are not in favor Of
monopoly even OF the whisky drinking
business.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

'LATSHEk's NV VARIETY STORE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

star Route Dorsey has announced his
willingness to testify before the Springer
Committee. In his letter to Mr.. Springer
be saws he wants "all the liars to testify
before he is called. OF course he means
to be understood that he is the only truth
ful man connected with the star route
scandal, but his understanding Of the sit
uation ishardly that Of the public. Unless
what be says is strongly supported, 1t is
probable that it will be accepted with a
good many grains Of salt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

April q has been set for the TRIAL Of Rep
resentatiye Kellogg for completely in the
star route frauds. The only witness
whose evidence is said TO be worth any
thing against Kellogg, is John Walsh,
who is now supposed to be in hiding in
New York city, or near there. 1t is con-
sidered pretty certain that Walsh will not
be present at the trial. 1t looks now as
II the prosecution against Kellogg would
tail. and that he would be able to handle
the Republican Convention at Chicago TO
meet any emergency.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

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@-z--l-.s--s No- tssezgs q dislike o1- ~
80 = 1s-r-s-. WIe1 OK ZzTZ car =
az ~ y ths EoaCa- Eo-sso1 e Z sEi'z3er
--z al ~ ITO safe 1zI1s is-srs = y y p
-yr5--r5ets55 a. t1e LcC1eT t1zt 3 1ss1s-
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PeeksBimzn ssBtimsntaIisn.

T1oss are fsEa0us friends y ne WofEing-
--sr- 80 - IT, Won s-1z1-s wife and child
rer wb0 INSET gDgz taxing the TAR 81
whlskT and tCbzooo ard Eseplog ne TAX On
ecsL cloths szlt- - gar rlee ara ot1ef Lscs--
ssr5es n life TIE foD1zess n the people WHO
favor high tariffs fOr fne is5OFlnx man = one
~ ire r11st .SEchlrz f1i1g 2 10 TIE who's range
~ perxsr ran sent men ral5sEn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

EEoIANT g. Z. Pear stresl. Nev Yen
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The Republican papers are 50 mad be-
cause Cincinnati didn't happen to be on
the Southern side Of the Ohio river, that
they hardly know what to say. The best
they could do was TO publish the report
that thousands Of bloOdy-minded Ken
tuckians were marching to the aid Of the
moh
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

It Is reported that FL Mahdi and Osman
Digna will abandon the world-cOnquer-
ing business and settle down as road
agents, or, as they call them in the East,
caravan robbers. 1t would probably be
better for them 10 get the English Gov
eminent % pension them for life, and set
tie them down on a comfortable farm in
Ceylon. where they could enjoy the So
ciety Of Arab Pasha, ana engage in liter
airy uurguits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The gallows have just been dedicated
at Calgary. Northwest Territories, Brit
ish America. II IL a little remarkable
that the colored race furnished the VIC
tim for the occasion, and the only thing
he had done was 10 rob and murder the
clerk IN a country store.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The fact that the Republicans have a
second time failed % carry Augusta,
Maine, IN the municipal elections, and
have been beaten by the Democrats and
Independents is almost enough 10 dis
courage the Blaine missionaries. They
will evidently have To do some Of their
first work over again right at the plumed
Enighrs home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Mr. ConkIine has joined issue again On
a question Of yeraclty. lie disputes the
testimony Of Richard Crowley before the
Springer Committee that be, Dir. ConL-
ling, was employed as government coun-
sci during his Senatorial term. Let the
Ea.lLD Ii. LII
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The members d Congress from lne
south Atlantic states should Sec that inc
fast mail service is continued. There is
such a thing a. false economy, ana re-
trenchment 10 the mail service 10 TINS
particular case IL one of those kind Of
mistake.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

It's about tine now for the noble '5y9
snedallIsts % raise the cry for Grant 1t II
very evident that the fight between the
Arthur and Blaine men will be 70 inc
knife. and somebody VIII have 70 take the
Republican Presidential nomination as a
r.nannunLer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

England is beginning TO put on high
moral airs. Now Parliament is talking
about gently reproving the Duke Of Con-
naught, Prince Arthur, for attending an
elephant fight in India, the elephants hav-
ing been made drunk on rum.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
Personal.

Ms NELLIE GEtET sAz7CELs WI epel1
TIE suEEsr a. &ewDoTf-
srrA-oz HaELET. = Connsctleut. e Prssi-
6saf q tie " zsi5u gtOa L-terzrT Soc-sfy-
NAEK TwAIE VIII probzbly attend TIE n
ternztloDzl gopTrlElt Conference, % y he'd
a. Berne - August
AZ Itzilzn CORES POI 1eut writes tat Queen
3argberlta groEs hzodsoE1er. AID frpn >
Psycne u becoming Juno.
HEEzT IzEIEs. Wien - horae. i said %
while away tie bOGrs equally between
angling for trout z1d st1cylng 5nsksPesre.
HEEEY ITATTEzsos i porErzyed Il recent
@ssa1DgtO1 letter as gr2Te-lookl1g zls1 q
f0rfT four vita = I'D EsrCs face S1e Tlel
grywth & Esry light DTOEE Ear, Which hangs
COVE 0TeE lis forehead.
PEE DIDOg sSys that when be asks Ger.
maLss what VII you % when Aoltke cless
they szT- He hss founced : scnool which VIII
I've" But they lnd = hard - answer 3 sln2 p
l.sF q ia. I'll ~ - E-s0zEck-
carr. p. b. NAY. n tae Pennsy lTanla Rail-
rDsl. u 2 veteran q fae Texas campaign q
~, zad % Il attend the convention q the
veteran AesDclataD3, 70 - Eael1 a. Para
borcsrs u TexSs On the back d mule. and
Ee-sntsrsd them lat year, for tne fret tltas
after lzTse r. s. year, il palace car.
MATHEW AzgoLD'g daughter. q very unin-
telectuel and rather Wsshy young Wonal-
HkO accompanied her father y tlls country
wanted IN America wa % see Niagara ais
aid Z negro baby zEo y tzsEs q genuine
American cocktail. All thSse tastes were
grsuGsd ard she W&s ready y return home.
- AZ o1se. % the Increment u favor q
erecting z.L1emCF5al u Charles Dickens. the
following extract from tls move i4sls VIII has
ls5@n seDr u tte 1eFFspapers- Il co1gure 70 :
friends On 10 accCuLt y make ne the suys ccs
u any mCEuMegt. memorial ~ testzL0ODlal
9hzteFer. ! rest L1T claims % the rel1enn-
orasee - Dy coantry upon ny puD-ishea
HDFks
IEZ Emy er1r IS illl&za = tas Oiaest monarch
ia Europe. Queel kicgoriz alA ~ - On tle
zitl = May. KING Christian, Il Demark- =
-. and bic wife the Queen s. z year Older.
TIE Emperor 81 Austria = = ana Als vie =
=. while kiEZ LespOld. u Begun. 81 years
Cd, haz q wife aged u. One u tie y0UBges.
uDDarc1s reiguinE 4. King Alp1o1so. q
SPAIN Who has seel = Fezrs- zE1 EeEI % lin
come KING 5e9Tze. n Greece. and Alexander.
q kls-5z- ezch II WHOM are N ttle 1elEnncr-
Leod q - Tie Sultan q Turkey = ~ King
Oscar. q -wecea- -. LOUIS. q Portugal -,
Hum5erf. q Italy. 81. and Prezlaeut Grew,
q France. =. The wife Of ire Russian ruler
= three years younger than her husband. the
vile @ the German I've and the Q1een q Italy
ssTeu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Hon. Lespo.d Morse, oi Massachlsel.7.
says BE- j. tlred0f Congress ana "i!i '14h''
ta.s bio Iast term. He does not aeAn't =
edge that BE- is stricken with rennpf74s i9f
t.fry q 7rerlf,er RI Congress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

since one RI Virgins weather Iropas-
efes has accidentally come toP3ss, Ae na7
been issuing fresh bulletins almost ever!
dav. H. rIeets the old adage that Liars
viii MT ~ believed even " ben they teA
80 l---l..-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

wbstere- calamity may Lssial the
ent~r. ~ judge 1g inc stock Oh naIo'
fsera zr-ezrs r W ~ immediate oa1S@i
~ q est--sr fannie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

since The Duke n AIbany's leath il has
been discovered that be was young man
u remarkable talents. Perhaps some
thing good would even De said ABOUT ne
Prince " wales we're BE- % suddenly
s4snufie oHthis mortal coll"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

TN ORDER to close up Mr.. j. II. Won
Il MENTIONS business as early as possible,
/ will offer for sale his entire stock of Gro
ceries, Liquors, ETC., regardless of cost.
CHAS. s. BLUM,
Assignee for j. Ii. Yon Newton.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

gre,sHd j. making sgms very irle11lg
sFrsr,e- y tic j. 1z ~ ADgss-1la- " ~
Il ret1rn god Or sfl- ana lsno ae4pl-z
hand b. me Sudan troubles:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Clinton. Ky. T. wrestling with several
eases %! smallpox, the ~ u a negro
tramp who bad enjoyed the hospitaiitiss
q Tie town. = good many Kentucky VII
Jages viii institute The shotgun quarah-
tine against tramps.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Ifte Cincinnati mob 1aa pam -
respects 70 Tie Be-Ler JlrF OILY an2 r
Trained r-14 burning the curt A21ss i
vrgllI have showed more regard ~ l-7-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

C-g-se-- E=I-ozz and Ea1ons VIII - ?
f-.r s-trr.3 y C-iczg1, 4 t1eT can OILY
I'D ~ tae-e. EF=l - Jngers,-l nay y
eclCse1.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic Is best cal
culated 70 cure Indigestion, ana 70 per-
petuate bodily yig0r and regularity. IKE
no oftsr OF druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

For consumption use HaIe's Honey Of
H0TeE0und and Tar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
ONE THOUSAND
ONE THOUSAND

Dozens Ladies and Children's fun fashioned
regularly made. solid Color and Fancy HOSE
below market value.
Men. HALF HOSP solid Color and Faucv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Tor SALE. CITY Lots. ranging IN price
from SD to $500. Apply To z. Z. REP
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
E0rRrnt.

TOR RENT. Al rs State ztrezf- nesr a.
Il -nsrd, al English basement floor. suitable
Tor Offices or lglE housekeeping.
Tor RENT Or LEASE. from April 8. ~
Il the Buckingham House az Isle q Hon.
with bar fixtures. billiard table. Furniture
cooking range and bath h0use- 70 & ezu h.e
party u can BE made profitable bushes.
rent low y good tenant Apply 70 THOs.
HENDERSON. - York street
Tor RENT. one nicely furnished rom 4,
Il good locality near TIE business PARK Il the
city. = Br1uEhton- rear Lincoln street
Tor RENT, 3 house % Han street. near
Il Montgomery the house contains ire
rooms, besides kitchen and bath room.
G H D0RsETT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Pixies To0thache Drops cure in one
minute.
Glenn's sulphur soap for diseases OF the
skin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
For SaIr.

EOR SALE Brick DweIing win two
story outbuildiHgl On trust lot. Barnard and
Hull fronting east o. Orleans square. Lot
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-29

HAY sells in this market at $3.50
per hundred or $50 per ton. 1t is
brought down from Illinois, and the
men who buy it call themselves
farmers. They feed $50 per ton
hay to mules to make cotton. An
acre of good land will produce halt
a bale of cotton. The same land
will yield about two tons of hay,
anil with improved grasses mere. 1t
takes whole year to cultivate the
cotton and the hay has simply to be
planted (if not a natural growth, }
and cut and housed. The net pro-
ceeds of cotton (lf the farmer don't
come out in debit are about So
The proceeds of the hay are nearly
all net, and even if the farmer don't
sell it, it saves him from buying the
same article at thirty dollars a ton,
and his two tons of hay from one
acre OF land are worth to him nearly
$50. Don't it seem that a man who
has to buy his feed would do a SEN
sible thing if he chopped down hiS
cotton and let the grass grow
Canton Picket.