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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-06
SUM MONS.
state Of Nevada. County of Eureka.
i'm the Justices Court. Eureka
Township.
II. SADLER, Plaintiff,
VS..

~s ASCACAA<sRAAs
TIME STATE OF NEVADA, TO G.. GENoLI
You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me, q Jus ice of the Peace in and for said
Township, County and State aforesaid, at my
once, on the 23d day of February, A. ID. 1884.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day, TO answer the
complaint Of r. Sadler, wherein he claims to
recover from you the sum of S207 50, alleged
to be due plaintiff from you as balance for
merchandise heretofore furnished you by him
at your request, IS fully set forth in plaintiffs
com plant on file in my Office.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the complaint as sfore-
said, Judgment will be taken against you for
the sum of $207 so and costs of suit.
TO the sheriff or any Constable of said
county greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of JAN
uAry, A. d. 1884.
F. H. HARMON,
Justice OF the Peace, County and State aforesaid.
John t.. BAKER, Plaintiffs Attorney. ja10-6w
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

THE STONE FIRE-PRooF STORE BULL.
/ ing on Main street lately occupied oy f'~
Hansen. For particulars apply to
W. p. 6TEICHELMAn:
Eureka, March as, 1889. mrso"
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M 9Afor the working class. Send
~ 10 cents for postage, and we
will mail you free, q royal, valuable box of
sample goods that will put you in the way OF
ever thought possible at any business. Capital
not required. We will start you. You can work
all the time or in spare time only. The work is
universally adapted to both sexes, young and
old. You can easily earn from so cents to S.
every evening. That all who want work may
test the business, we make this unparalleled
offer to all who are not we'll satisfied we will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free.
Fortunes will be made by those who give their
whole time to the work. Great success abso-
lutely sure. Don't delay. Start now. Address
STINsoN Il Co., Portland, Maine. de2tf
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.
MINING STATEMENTS.

How the Various Companies Stood
Financially Jan. !. 1854.
The following are the financial balances
of the various mining companies on Jan.
1, 80 far as the San Francisco papers have
been enabled to collect them:
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FeUnesuays the TWenty'thfru ISou
day of January, 1854.

At the hour of 2 O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale. j. II. SAYRE, Secretary.
Ofice-Room SO Academy Building, No. 1886
Pin street, San Francisco, Gal. ja11-td
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Holiday goods in endless variety. below
cost, At Ed. Wilhelm's.
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

~ ON wAU SOLD HIS INTEREST IN THE
W grocery business to Dick Yung on No
vember 1, 1883. The latter will hereafter con-
tinue the business on North Main street at the
old place. Tjs6-lm$l DICK YUNG.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

Judicial District, state of Nevada,
in and for Eureka County.
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FOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
81 done at this office, at prices slightly above
San Francisco rates. Patronize your local
paper, and don't send away your printing.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE. MYRTLE WILLIAMS, HAVING
ll left me and her home. I forbid all persons
from trusting her on my account, 80 I will no
pay any debts contracted by her.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
DucKwArER, Nye County, New, Jan. %, 1884
ja31-lw*
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NOTICED.

TOHN Z. BRAY IS MY AUTHORIZED
81 agent to collect all bills due me.
DIR. J. A. NEsBITT.
Ruby Hill, Nov. 16, 1883. noI7tf
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 4th day
of December, 1883, so many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock IS may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction, at the office Of the
Company, Room SO, $50 Pine street, San Fran
cisco, California, on
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
kEknesf ORGANIZATION.

man ls isvs' so Nu impressed silh hss VItz pa~ef - ,sosuneat as he he e4e9 home diaaa .,nd attempts "a ria> >esef A> a talo. the man has eat, ttkea aae dt3nk ..e doe,a' under =ase why uae as.ak shau.d make him leak. bal stie' tsAas hr as anaaledgcs asl he i.a i..s sea 'aaks bui the last ase .s ee .rn,ll ihss hs had iors olten il.
 iac eiHFr pUh. when N, Harvey H5#.s.e, | ssf krusn s#a tai u Arkan. sss. ~c8s asare. he had ,ea, he'd that siazs atssfs !. stsKz ai Iaios l,iun when aan ,tePs ant 1aiaafta ,sataiaes the a zs raftfetant olIe,is na makes sl#e senne ts. h ttis ssa,e ei drunk rnness. A man takes unslec ni eyety house hold attn lc Every ehMf deiaands a eeffssn ,sasaas of attention Alter ss;ting down ~lsh stasiied gravy. Nil Harvey ttasEies nei.5 ed leather .ytng oa the floor lie dehatsa fss | ~hiic whether ef mol Il ueulsi he ,a iligs'latlou oi sahticty to re- move q. and. retnembe fag ,hs, he had siiea seen his aite plsa ieslhets ttom the eA4Rei aitet having lunnrd the pillows sn making the hcd. he sainsc. took up the ioaihet esananed II ! moment. taiscd a window and threw f sat lhis perform aaee did aat eatuel) s.iisfy. nun. iar sn hfs miad there inssed | sassg.lsia ian that h. ~.ie might i,ney htn Ia bc dunk In inoking around toi ansll CT test. he dia- covered the water aui kr, lie knew that io bring ifesh water sauld. beyond a !oabs. settle the 4aeston oi his sobneiy, sa he tpet ap the ss ket An went out to lhe ~eii tceitng around and no, finding tas moss ayeted ha ket,s but etAlng fh.l | ngst be as the bsttsm of the well, hr began ia turn the windlass. Tor htren inmates he turned the crank. . i9eepest well ! ever sa~ hc mased, aasi eoa,.nur,l r., gtind Ai.et a~hlle hls ~sie came oa' and sad
 ii tvry s.ia, ,n ,be name af com mon .eneo a1e oo dasag
 'ify iH asap bas kei water. Deepest ~eil esc. aa~ t.f.nata tt bsar. bucket nnt up yri
 Why, don't yoa kaow that we had 'le ~e,i leaaei oai. sna 'ht the baoke, i4.s besa l#tsea oa fast. an away You are ss afaas as 4 i.,oi.
 aeenea essfefs aiien eser sa~. said fee unf't'aas'e eniienan to himseli. ssfts az fhihR l.ke II
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
TOO PARTICULAR FOR Htm.

The other day General King White. of fine Bluf. while sing along the street, me, negro boy searing shir, ~hich ~as sgspicious.y iise garments 5asned by aim.eh
 :" Look hese. youas man: where d.d you se. ;hz: shirt :"
 D.s acah sair; =
 ,es, ,ha, there shlu
 :. Go, is 4, horne. sah
 What yoar mot erss name =
 Am; C,n4
 sh- does soy wasaiag ana has allow ed YOU D eear nay aaiu
 Wal, boss, d.. $ mighty ra.s,ak. '';e ihoe sbl G.s 4alf s.onges ter Mr. Aa. Haaso1, al. q ..'s yo4fa I'll take I, sisai of AT gsn II tsF sef M4mraY all=s gi4s tae oa. q. shirts Wore ane Q Ce.ssei Grace i.s' eerl 4u' he go. mad 5sas U. Bles d g aD ter La zo1k ..- gar Colonel Lag.a Roots garments er @r'.. Ter 5er f,l<s do~n heAh is ,oo psgs.-s. -r fzT ne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
WAS A THIEF

Mf Waitly sss arfagnci be'ete the frand Iury - a ,h4fse ei thef ' he gentleman e.Iicd gentleman lee ausc ne t i eo.ete4 man stated that he Bad always lised n apr.sa at l'e. and proved oeEziasiyet, shat he did no; s.ea. the sheer N.;h a.sose theft hc sas zaatsci n eansrnulA,ls him upon h,s hoaesry. onr oi tic 2 aadiurymeu sud
 l, p'eases exery good .assa . know .h4 there are yet heLes, aletz-.I the e9un- ny.
 :. fse a.!us been hones sad the T. cred gentlemen. y. las year wen, through Colonel Met janes water million patch an
 D.d you take any of ttc tnelors :'' a,set Inc foreman oi inc grand afy
 %o, sAh, didn
 Then, gentleman eonunued inc foreman. " return an indictment aEaif st hInl, tor ni4gcr that wout. go 'hfa gA a pa.sh ..iaea. ;.lug alt .ou siA.c..'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
LITTLE ROCK ARK. |. $ A, SATURDAY. .lRIl-o. 1ss4

te sA.n time Was silent ia, fe~ mo- msfts. Then he replied
 i9.sin tesi yer 5ia, didn urdess,aa' -
 ~Yes. ba. aae coa.a ,ae horses es a~ay ~aes. ssa dian have efn. :. iaan kaa@ | telis yer
 " Aa hoN dll 'h- Ines ge- ou; e.t seat I .:az.s
 sla. ,tse ere. take ere sa ien.ac so ,eF work Y
 WrA; a.3 ;ac o,hes 'pea ss3 -ets.le = .cs vafk. :ti. ,ef .Na ye4 s#., yoa aeH a.ssaz taa 
 So. asssa'g rak ere
 Hby dsa't ye4
 eas@ .se es blame aAh. ss... d., 5 ". Wasil yes Ii CT kep ae oie eseens ean aN me no mo questions l'dtuther but ny heal efgin c. bee Tree
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
rlAmrArIon pntLosopHY

De good man oairn plsfe sst .spss isd n9 more det. dc bed mar ia De ,ofp ~aa' gro~s '~ia' tts 5a~a ,a plo~ed uP 1es de same e de ~eei
 I1c man Whui 'ela ef Jakr aE' laughs af < cider ts,ss ter make h,s2ef taigbty Kreesble ti is posetiai fon g ia8ghin Stae nmes oairn len @hrn a man lAaybs Al ebefyihtng yer "aY ar ansies ebcfy tiise he meets ysr, he ts gg, tss sys oa i, ef iar anu1er puppose worked once iur ds iaaghsnes man : sbsf seed "hsle de efvp ~az gfo4in he woaf come eiroga, lean on de fence As laugh Dais 6s 5e. man esei seed. ta4akv !. an b~ a~1neser do ee sqaaf ih,ng by me .ghen ae ,rog ~us aii Essisfesl an H.rf ter his house ssf hap settle ra.ui. he nss, is4e n ee yzfo 4i.' laughed Alftes efs hile es wer, lnier de house aa so, eoea. De hA~-hAs ~a 'f.'l ao longer he9fd de sratle ~a1 ali gobs, Sn' blzsse q he didn' eae q fae ogsen too b4ies O cotton.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
THE EREHCE

I-els s7sa soaag .nan. read gre4' d~.i a1au; het; .a.i hea9y lnrr4- tlfe. ION, @At, ]. the 5'Ferceee far | ooatess 'hai an una6.r b ds.resa C
 Well. ,oHns man. . ~tacr ~arsr ~erts every one fea..,. ls fa.Her 3i sh. lte. .4sc Thetc ~.s ll .eas, r.. .us,anle. fi.s $ LSa' ale-a:ase
 les. aaee. but h.s vof.e 'ee efes' 'siefa of soyerFueH'.4 a9a cs"
 SA .ls. t, .sesss.fe $ ] ssf. for. .s ie.l ys4 | < aa..ef s..!.. req. ..s4a Ap- preelat-e.
 Hha' 'hsa. l, hcevy ! er@tare
 s.o1,e.aing wh n gep f.e people read. There ts iief5ers 5reneer. L.. ia- stance. -, one cares =. ally iaf hss ~rii ngs a-d they have rea,ed To ,e- il'ru Therefore n .on>U.l.e a feat gre ei heavy li.er4...fe. aaa ...- saf.d re- ceres no benetl,, only ge,ang he uew of one man. Iighi ittcfate,e is human aa,are and E of ir.ieFcs; r, Al ia:eili sence. TaAs $ .ne difference.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
COULD NEITHER SING NOE PLAY

When Theodore Thomas was in Mem phls, he ~4s approached one evening by a man ~ha sad
 '' colorel. andefstaDa you are goin' ss give -ost Q concert hefs.7
 ,. ses
 Well I fsli ysu. l live down the iives ..u,Naf.er 2, home this essn.n' an' i'e hke fgf Soa 70 sia9 nc saag Jes' so e4n s4y that I've heard you.
 c4a'i sing
 We'll. come 'roas' 10 the wagonyaTd an play me tune. I've got the best fiddle 'fonn' thar you ever seed. ]"
 "Ieasi play"
 Then ~ha, sortef show air yoaf Col onel. b'lisye you'Fe fraud, nohow, an eitofe Id give Ef,y cents ID go to your circus, I'd see you w2lk outen town"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
kicliIY prslpvEp IT.

i man ~tih A ds i6ed esptraAiou of ta9elis ..eass sseaf n | psssssan bafsan the psaer day aes3 sad i9 thr manager
 '.l tbins ibs' : an euaflea to a pen- son
 Were ,aa ~aunaed z
 No. aT ~4s never in he army"
 iiayt Yoa been dlsabirei ,n any way ~h 7 srtfiaE ihc aparity :"
 sa
 2 Then ~hy shoaid you 'eesiye a pen s4on ('
 The applicant removed hts ha, and displayed a bald head. Look aptop." satd he D. yoa .ee any auemp, 10 t,s'sg ,~s ba4fs from ths back of my Bes and ~.na ihesn aroand on the top ai my he .d 70, of soarse you don't. am 1 ne, lhc frs, mao who has not attempted io conceal his balaness wah fsa h4.nt Df eoafss I am. think | 4, the government shot.ia reward such originality
 B.ll, s.id the manager. make oat pensian papers fps ihis gentleman"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
srvEs rivf ekEAetitRs


 dul cfcss stea4,ul- ., ar fr8tteu~ ee eeafi, '.s.a fsass The k-ata l> H4e itse eteps ao.esi ts aeaf his stael eles af enh 4 ae a ss. tAs s,o- aeHee ea sw e4d
 s,'sea.1z Ian Azfe ,a ae i,r s.za Aal :. ad [ see ,o aaaaz tan res atom heIe to.
 he vs aso 'his ff4Ab e4- n aetsadiaK ny a..iher na,' yaa 4ili ii tats unips tam th> fh,s siY +sal day en earth. hai t' all soon 5- ; hneat dsy q efy fhe pfeath hcts have been ssea ,,~me Na' iess ,hsu .nfs hse pfeUasss have been to sec iae .ad thank them fer t. ! hope ,uu eyct see sn,h ! sisa' as this in { tmht4 n ntotr | E t.ot's afli. | '. s..n, au l st eoru , epsl ,a pu, up ; n l. al ..ad ta h.er mrfHy au ,hls eef5a haEe na' mush more to say 1 . sh' vel gec up and n su, h alz#lfn e afs l sasalns Ihe} aaaaR C fs. n iale a,eiepale and lasEe,d oi ..sus,f4'tas E tAe se' eAt naa isns efie.i oi Inc Earri ~hieh ptomi*rt ret to tho se.ak izhafcf slst upon Ii vie sIet winch should no, be eaun,e nan esi " taw he NrIY men though h 9fet. hefi sha should istend their nah ,geast susl msrici lnfuAds eaend ents.tst4f femeai esenl, h,e ftea. he's tsllei on lt.n. lio~ many oi thefn v,salA have gene Ia sec | dyinR fasH "A ! 2, | u committed rp wrong II .fca' sfqas,t,an ioi a ntas,er oi ite gaspel te fnaf,n upan tic e4tf3ld slfI a mar. efrf. and ask God t1t eiy.a hs .oei fl ihy bei,e,e shat they fe5sn 'li4 no mataetet h.sh efefGal 4ie .p.4ns vi hln hln. they ssely ,n Hst tellcse ' .l ths mufderc, |. seel wi!i tsas teS sattss II ssfs'..s'a9u n heatcn s,at 4ety ts ,eiti4pWos oi -as's a i abs iie@ - eees ff.s saisA ei tic l'ieod. d..tanet .liissn oh. eseia.sns fsssen IlasaooHth. ]" htts' fsase sltst pn lhe ss iea . | ssi. t.it aei s nut let.t Asaesi i.r,d sa tsse H4eeaY en ihe @H8!d eh Well. Yr t ~ aid have been good idea ' gt' we give - and sa | dti lass a asle fLsi oay fns hi aay of ias eas Hrs qite af1sihal ~lfh Ar
 1TfIea YsI Y D" dogbt plsased ,h, pe Drta. ieaen fas fhe .eye n fiss f..'e and humble dea'' t,,asef' the uuraeter -t bfa, aaes al th, se4fera s44eh $ sapets'itelas aelasi in a ssl. U i efsl he ean ,mg4si
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
NEGRO LULLABY

Co Ter siegr yer oa.lv a-a.tsa cc1r TriH sfn1es yes aes ~51 Dc ..sas s.s eoa t-- oh. yss a;;.r h.aeN r..ss. N: .a, den CT Iie.
 Al (. sas.
 Nl..e iorf.. fG.f Ser etfmsat ae ezeS se
 64y
 &ebe. ai.ar asa
 A. es sa4tut .4 Fur t=. z4of zea sH. e-c ss stes
 -. 4t. De taTkey's n ar co. ses5- a,t 4s , tc- rao-. so hef se e,s es su F De kssz soa- l-= hs.. sa tas 4 So zt 4t dsia eses a on ses -ecf
 Qas. ai,la a.s IDS
 Nl4ye- li.,.e finger tips. tu- yrf afsss.;et bs ne4 ia l- .ae c'
 &aa
 Don ser sqsr..i 70 mo
 Ea;2si ne h-as =. >ne. Ar ',9.s.o. per sen t4nJ 2 o-es d.
 @ kr.HsH #5.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
A VETERAN.

The memory ot drunken IT snis sone times strik!nsiy alive. \ weA xao~r ci.,z-a stood in tar-roon auefap:srs to iaduce every one ,o driax. Eery nas-s- aiiy, his var experience soon cane =2. and xi:h that ches.-s~esi Q. pride which ever chaT.e.e; res ih- oli soldier. he sad 1;
 T fcush; seven b4.slss deasg ,ae var and aint afraio of au ll.aa.
 sCome on and 70 re, remarked 6 friend, taking hls arr.-
 No, ~oa'tgo hone. ! fo-gk. sescn battles ard ain, afraid of 70 mar, 5a. won't SO home. arr ! married man.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
4 cosvEksATios.

T SO fsr1nels. Say. hos \ your con z Mighty IL ihe gras5. Ho%'s yoaf'n :, In inc grAss rot@ioeS don sgii z Iss. bat h. grass .s pg~eris!. Hs~ $ yoar'n;" 7" In the gfAas. Hor's all the fiiks = "Toief4ble. All wel. zlih you z Tolerabge.r
 Hos's youf I..tle boy that sss sick : We'll, he's iolerabis pe4u nos. is your son over Inc cniiis v
 Yes, bu, they ief; hin only ,olsr able. !"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
Yo7 THE FESTIVAL.

@.ha, snail do ~lth ,hese spoiled psne-applss . asked grpees's clerk.
 Look ort. don; soycn iera. They are intended for the church festival
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26

entitled tic = son i'd an4t. Raihe! suggestive of : ke, ID sad gii.
 If the edaraaoal i fund se distributed in pioPoE,.eH b s"o;ta :. s;A.e .s...- lators vii be rel.e. ct of the ne essHy of nsing ,aei. salary dunng ,hc session.
 \ gentleman wao | : beer bitten hy a dog was asked n you suppose ;he animal was mad = Mad Nha; slga, had he ,o be maj l!e wass.', ha!f IS mad as w.s.
 An Arkansas ,u-.a ... .den,al.y s~..,- lowed < l.ee ffos. Ahea as.sed If Il caused any a's.fess ae lc5lled NeH. I didn', feel naehai (. soue ,ihe, bcta' as had desire b .4ala aa; a'f;er talk in' putt, s,li dunk Q es,s <y, kno3d .hat the necessary ~osS MS dIn sd."
 A sen,le'aaf f.em >eassis.ay s'ases ,l,..t during the ...i ,es'iaa ei i.c b'ae-,'3,. legislature. member arose ans moved that the raies ae ended 4n4 ih.: .',e clerk read n af'scie fer IT aS s>- sAw TSt2AztF Ne sl@.ys d.3 h...e good opis 5n I 'se E .s.ses: les'sia,afe.
 An oid ies ;. aaas IT back county D; .afsAnsaw. ioen4 .o; ot eggs. .ni ;h.sss.s .aat ;aey aefe me product of me 'ae.e. aole an1 ate them. A5sa. ,ae tine ee ~.s fa.shsag h,s repas, fFena eame ep and s.t 7: Grea. IaF3 m 5s gs kaos 7ai you're eat. es:sa ,a,:.e egs No, the, an. lhey are zs.tse e.ss. Well. swallow n: the Ia, one. T. .oo late now D sai.. Nez. .ieae. T.. De more paricaiar.'
 O H K7.ha-l:er has stared. n Zen. yer, Colo, 3 paper caiied oftnfoa. II there be anything in apyearan-e and Inc matter coa;a'aed in paper. gs.a!on .sill be su ess Ro.hac@er $ bril- liant write: el>2 e the fragrant leaf c. sun-oarcd ;a5s4co and as spa:sins as the dew ,hs. fails ? t5e l'tnea 7ash lr.- der the window. Several years aga. upon an occasion of free passes press convention the writer me; ,he vouth ,r a back-room of the Louisville CJm n.eycIai of'sce. Perfauei yapor arose from large hoal. and the wri;eI. look- ing around rersArSei 70 1T acga aiEt4nce < Who are those handsome gentlemen drinking something ever there by ,he windows. Those gentlemen sho are now putting ,aeir asses On the ,1n.es / (. That" rsplied the acquain sace. ]. Ro,hacker, edltor oi the Sl4S.f IT si ', uf. Closing one eye, ,he qa.rer sae nc ;sge ner resolve themse.ves afo one man
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26

se \ Il ssi1 0sra Yee, H4sud ao~n te !. ya0 sa tatks aie sa sf-ei 'ha' fee !, 'aeukh bad 'sssg eaue flt#sa wth ht Ef fs Nofk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26

1.-the edureaoat fand 5e | s:n5g;ed ih proportion to s10;.si :, s'-.sc .s...i-- lators vii be rel.e. ct of the ne essiy of using ,hei. salary dunng ,hc session.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26
LINN

Nc have reeesyed aa Arkansaw paper entitled thc 2son i'd ta4t. Rather suggestive of = se, ID .saa si,.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26

\ gentleman who | :. beer bitten hy dog vas asked " pa yoa suppose he animal was mad Mad. N hat ilgai had he to be m., lie waea't ha.f IS mad Is wAs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-19
ruE 5I1LIrARY MOVEMENT.

Meeting OF Georgia Volunteers Post
what f. Being Done EIsewhere-What
the Military Want
At meeting Of the Executive Council
Of the Georgia Volunteers Post No. /, held
last evening NJ the Office Of Col. Garrard,
ne fSIowfng officers were elected:
Corresponding SecTetary-HOn. j. Il.
Sscretarv-Adit. John w. Wilson.
Treasurer-Maj. John SchwaTz.
The following committees were provided
for;
Committee on Correspondence.
Committee on Law.
Committee ON legislative Action.
Committee on Local Matters.
Col. Glrrartl. from the Corresponding
Committee. reported most encouraging
TpuIie- TO- letters and circulars sent out by
ana Post. Capt. Gordon handed in a let
far from Cant. i. j. Miller, of Liberty In
deuarfCut Troop. stating that be would
tske pleasure in laying the matter Of
forming q post before his command at its
next Ueetlrg- and wishing success e. the
movement. Iae news from Rome, con-
tanned In the Rome DdiIg Courier, Is that
= post was established there, composed Of
the Rome Light Guards, south Rome
Guards and the Hill City Cadets. and the
Secretary was instructed TO correspond
with ehe Cave Spring Guards, Adairsyille
Rifles and TriOu Factory Guards request
iug these companies 70 join that Cost.
The following resolutions were adopted
r.1r-er Bt, this Council, That the Mayor
--rr Aldermen OF Savannah be requested
s0trva the grass In the paEsCe ground Of the
ruiIitarv companies moved as s9oa - possible.
This work D. necessary 10 pc uone no%s I@F
sFs weeds -fsss and cOckspurs viii render
lhe u1ace comparatively useless Tor It's mill
-arv eauuauies for parade purposes
R.s1rrsE also. That az the proper TINE the
lower limbs ef the trees there be trimmed.
The committee appointed TO carry out
these resolutions comprises Capts. GeOE e
A. Mercer. Robert II. FOOtman and John
FIanuery. The Council then adjourned
uutil the October meeting TO give time tC
The committees TO complete their work.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-19
The West Point Cadetsbip.

Hon. John e. Nichols has appointed to
the West Point cadetship from the First
Congressional district Robert. NJ. W.
Black, son of Hon. George r. Black, of
Scriven county. The appointment was
made on Wednesday. Mr.. Black
is young man Of talent.
He holds the medal for ora
tOry won at the last commencement
Of the University Of the South at Sewa-
nee, Tenn. He succeeds at the
Academy Lieut.. Edward Lawton, who
was appointed by Mr.. Nichols while
in the FOrty-siXth Congress-, and
who graduated with high rank
last summer. MIR. Blacks appointment
Is a gratification.to his friends and CON-
piiment to his ability and scholarship.
His appointment has been forwarded to
the Secretary of War, and he will enter
the Academy next June.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-19

hEGhAtAEes
Pulaski and Jasper Councils meet To-
night.
Three arrests were reported at the po-
lice barracks last night.
In the new telephone lists, issued by tne
Savannah Exchange yesterday, u. Il.
Thomas. No. 90, was Unintentionally
omitted.
Mr.. w. ID. Simpkins Of this city sent
yesterday To- the MORNING NEWS Early
Fruit Bureau several line specimens u
FLORIDA guavas.
Yamacraw is now the most youthful
looking portion of Savannah. Inc new
buildings are such an Improvement on
those destroyed by the great IRE that Ola
bablfues of -'thp 'Craw" can scarcely 10
cate old landmarks.
Mrs. Iu-Iesby. wife O.. Joseph c. lngles-
bv OF this city. and the daughter OF REV
and Mrs Richard Webb. died yesterday
at her residence, No. l54 South Brodu
street. She was a most estimable ladE'
and her death is q sad loss TO her IaihIy
and friends.
Mr.. b.. j. Cubbedge, Forwarding Agent
Of the Central Railroad, is having the eA-
fcusive cotton platforms adjoining the
Ocean Steamship COmpany's whaTyes re-
built and raised TO the same height as the
wharves This improvement VIII Iaclli-
tate the handling of such freights.
The work Of widening River street,
formerly Canal, is steadily progressing.
That part % LachlisOn foundry which en-
croached upon the new line of the street
has been removed and the thOroughiaFe
wideued throughout It's entire length eN-
Cept opposite Understands rice mills.
Mrs. Conner. the wife Or tie keeper OF
the lighthouse on D2ufuskie Island a
lady well known in this city, killed a
large ratlIesnabe in the yard near the
keepers house q few days ago. The snake
had DE- rattIes. and measured : feet III
length and Illl inches in circumference
To was not an agreeable OF welcome Wis
it0r to- mud at ones door steps early IN the
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