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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

THE largest bundles Of dry goods for
the least money ever known, freely ac-
knowledged by purchasers. can be seen
going out OF our store every day In i'm
mense quantities.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

LONDON, Dec. I0.-Lord Salisbury, Con-
servative leader, has written letter urging
the government to institute an inquiry into
the existing depression in trade. He declares
that as compared with this, all other ques-
tons of the day are trivial.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

NEW YoRx. Dec. 10.--'Tle quarterly meet
ing of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was held to-day. A quarterly dividend
Of IL per cent was declared.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

New YoRK, Dec. 10.-The rumor current
this morning that the Commercial Cable
Company had sold out to the Western Union
il denied BY officials of both companies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

FLANKELs for &c, l2c, 15c, 17c, 20c. 25c.
You never saw these goods SO cheap.
Woolen Blankets, Comfortables and the
whole line suffer the same fate.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

NoRrorx, Va, Dec. lo.-The Berkeley
Baptist church was destroyed t,y Ere tonight
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

We are fully determined to 60 out OF
the seal business, hence the extreme low
prices we offer them.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

DRESS GooDs.-Good Cashmeres for
23c and 25c.
Ginghams for sc, &c and &c.
100 pieces of new Brocade Dress Goods
will be closed ont at the extreme low
price of Sixteen Yards for One Dollar.
Another lot Of those Worsted Brocades
for One Shilling.
SPRING & COMPANY.
The great sale of Cloaks ia in progress
and will be continued until the entire
stock is sold out. Newmarkets, Russian
Circulars, Seal Plush Sacques, Misses
and Children's Garments ia great va
riety OF qualities and styles at the most
astonishing low prices.
SPRING 4 CoMPAST.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11
CHRISTMAS
Is
COMIN

And Plenty Of Men, Boys and
Children are still wSfhouf their
NeU Winter Clothing. If vou
wanf a Swft made 10 your mems
ure, there fs no time 10 cou.
Place vowr order to-day. Or II
you mssf hare the goods TO pat
right on ere hare tkrm su US-
limited Quantity. Ncsccsf Styles,
Latest Fabrics and the Best
Workm0nshfp. Oar Custom scork
equal to the BEST Cssfom Work.
Our Rcadv-M0de n better than
MOST Custom Work. Oar Prices
wshether for Cmsfops o. Ready
Made are the Loscess fp the CRY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

SEAL CLoAKs.-We offer this week the
entire balance of our stock Of Seal
Sacques at the lowest prices ever known.
Garments that were $50 for 8 65.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-11

Prof. Prescott did not arrive until nearly
4:so. and the prosecution called A. z. Hui
bert 20 the stand
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S
SALE.

Under and by virtue of a writ OF
Execution issued out of the Honorable
the fifth Circuit Court of the United
States for the Eastern Division South
ern District of Georgia in favor OF the
Plaintiffs, r. w. l.. Raisin Il Co., in the
following case to wit.
r. w. L. Raisin We. NJ, G. Stath"m,
said Execution now held and owned BY
Mrs. NJ. Z. Hart | have levied upon
the following described property as the
property of NJ. G. Statham. West half
If Lot Land number one hundred and
twenty three (173) containing one
oundred, one and one fourth acres
T1O14l more or less, lying, being and
situated in the Both District q. NJ, In
the County Of Schley, State of Georgia.
And will sell the same at public auction
before the Custom House in the City OF
Savannah County of Chath I'M, State Of
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in March
next between the lawful hours of sale
Tenants in possession notified in writing
Dated SAVANNAH, GA, January 2ls
1884. II. u LOChE'
ian 274t U. S. Marshal
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Grand Military Entertainment.

The Colquitt Blues and the Lone
Star Cadets, have combined together
for the purpose of givinga grand mill
tary hop, Tuesday night February 18th,
at Sturtevant hall, for their special bene-
fit. Arrangements will be made or
one of the most enj yable milit r.
social events of tha season, and it is
hoped the same will be LARGELY ait, nded.
Admission % cents The CoIquilt
Burs' committee are composed f Il e
followin well-knowng gent emen Sc ct.
R Mccall, Sergt. u. Carter, Lieut.. l..
Z. Edwards. The Lone Star Cadets
committee are composed of the fol Nv
ing popular gentlemen: Sergt. A Bow
ems, Sergt Frank Griffin, Strgt. c. NJ
Roberts. Lieut.. L. A Washington,
chairman.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
A YOUNG HE'LL On EARTH!
Pen PICTURE OF FROG TOWN /!
MEN AND BOYS THROWING DICE FOR
MONEY In THE PUBLIC STREETS
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
WHAT OUR REPORTER SAW.

Frog Town." or the northwest end
of Robertsvileis is too familiar to the pub
lie for us to describe its locality and
lowliness, aud birth Of crimes. The
headquarters Of thieves, murderers and
the filthiest Of all that is human reside
there. The gambler who makes his
daily and nightly rounds armed with a
keen edged bowie knife, or razor, pistol
or huge stick, and, but very little cash,
in search Of "a quiet game" or, some
poor sucker" to ''work, for "a'l he's
WORTH" there too "hangs out" Some
Of the most Indecent, ragged and filth
lest looking women under the influence
Of bad whiskey, can at all times be seen
On the streets rearing, pitching and
cursing The language used by these
inhuman wretches while in the above
described state, when respectable per-
sons are passing is ridiculous, and
s.unds unpleasant to the ear
While representative of the Echo
was in that vicinity on Sunday after
noon last, he saw large groupes of full
grown men and boys on their knees in
the public streets, huddled together
throwing dice for money, cursing and
damning at each, other in very bolster
Gus manner. Nunireds of persons
white aud colored, when p .sslng, would
stop aud look at them with amaz ment,
and no doubt would ask themselves the
question -''where on earth are the
poice Z" On nearly every back str ct
and in every alley group of "pe ny
dice gamblers were seen. Drunken
lisapnted and halt-clothed women with
their forchcads bandaged with a dirty
handkerchief or rag, and an old black
chalk pipe in their mouths, pulling at,
and embracing drunken men in little
'-nooks" and alleys, was picture that
can better be imagined than descrlb-
ed
we invite the especial attention of
the police aud city authorities to this
filthy and low den Frog Town" or
RobertsvIle, and VIZ are certain, if two
Or more policemen could be about there
on a-Sundly afternoon they would sure
II have their h;nds full and good
haul of Sabbath law brakers lodged in
the jug.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Celebrated their First Anniversary

Celebrated their First Anniversary.
On Tuesday evening last, the Ladies
Branch of the Zion Watchman Society,
celebrated their first anniversary at
Chatham new hall. The affair proved
to be one of the most enjoyable and
entertaining OF the season. A large
number of invited guests were present
and the programme of the evening, was
carried out in a manner befitting the
organization in every particular. About
half-past ten o'clock, Mr.. J. R. Morell,
the secretary of the institution, intro
duced Mr.. A. N. Collier, who delivered
one of the most interesting and instruc
tive addresses of the season. At twelve
o'clock the officers of the society were
installed by Rev. Z. K. Love, Of
Thomasville, who did homo to the oc
casion. The society is one OF the lead
ing institutions of it's class in this city,
of which the citizens should feel proud.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
New YORK Jan. Goth lS8-

Editor Echo This is the last day
of another week, and day OF welcome
to the vast working population OF
New York city. This is the day that
the laborer who is worthy his meat,
expect to get the same. The past
week has been visited with very change
able weather in this city, aud some
time one Would not know what next TO
expect. Nevertheless, travel to busl-
ness aud pleasure was not lmpeded,
everybody who could go aud come, was
on the 90 to attend to one, or the other
of these things. Commercial business
has been very quiet since the Holidays
began. and seem liable to remain so
until Spring. The Hotel and Boarding
House business seem to be looming up,
as nearly all of the leading Houses,
both white and colored, are full. Now,
as the Winter is almost over and every
body is we'll supplied with Winter
clothing, the dry goods and clothing
stores are offering both ladies and gents
clothing at a sacrifice. Accordingly,
those that can afford it, are buying up
goods to lay aside for next Winter.
New York Society, aud | suppose
the Colored Society of the entire coun-
try was treated with surprising shock,
| by learning through the Washington
Correspondents to New York papers
Of the marriage Of the Hon. Frederick
Douglass, of Washington D. G., to a
white lady at Washington, Miss. Pitts
ON the 23d., inst. They say here thai
"he is color blind" Th3 colored socie
ty of New York, are e, dsvoring to or
ganize Dramatic Company, to taxi
the road. May The sun Of success
shine upon their Efforts. On the 18th
inst, in the steamship Augusta, sale.
the Misses. Sommeral's, W. IL. NJ
e johnson and Mrs. Wright, of Bingham
7 ton. for Jacksonville Fla. Mr.. Spauld
t ing wife and two children from OswegC
: tor Savannah, GA The death OF MIS-
Susie Hopper, Pattersons successful
d and promising colored teacher, was al
a nounced in that city on the 22d. ms
It She was 19 years of age, who graduate
Il from the public high school, with hlg
$ honors, just year ago. She beng tt
r, first of her race who had ever passt
Ie the school. About two weeks ago, 81
passed competitive examination Tor
position in the Brooklyn public schoo
and was to have taken her place, t
to first of the week. MIR. Peter Fake, t
well known colored dancing master a
al. musician, of Newark, N. j., died
ce Wednesday 23d, inst. To-morr
P from appearances, will be a lovely
ser tor church people. On Monday eve
be ing 28th. inst, | will be the guest
lie, Mr.. A. f. Wilson, No. 43 Chapel
to Brooklyn.
OF "BUTLER'
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's
SALE.

Under and by virtue of writ OF exc
cution issued out of the Honorable the
fifth Circuit Court of the United States
for the Eastern Division Southern Dis
trict of Georgia in favor of the plaintiff
Samuel J. Armstrong, in the following
case to wit. Samuel J. Armstrong VS.
Isaac N. Hart, D. F. Hart, Isaac Hart
s. G. Hart and A. T. Hart. | have
levied upon the following described
property as the property of Isaac Hart
deceased Lot of land number one
hundred and ninety (19O) containing
two hundred and fifty acres (25O) more
or less, situated and being in the tenth
100 Malta District of the County OF
Mitchell, State of Georgia. And will
sell the same at public auction before
the Custom House in City of savannah,
County Of Chatham and State ofGc"rgla
on the first Tuesday in March next
between the lawful hours of sale
Tenants in possess on notified in writing
Dated SAVANNAH GA, January l5tf
1884. II. y: Loo re-
on -
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
a Fatal Tumble.

Between ii aud II o'clock, on Thurs
day last, Albert Roberts, seaman em-
plyyed Oh board the German bark
Friyderich Scala accidently slipped
aud fell from the main royal yard OF
that vessel, while in the act of making
repairs. Tie fell on the deck with a
dull thud, and sustained injuries from
which he died within fifteen mlnults.
The young man was about l6 years oi
ane. aud native Of Bristol, England.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Grand oyster Supper.

A grand Oyster Supper aud Enter
talumyut, viii be gwen at Chatham
new hali, Monday night, February
llth., BY party Of ladies'. The affair
promises to be very enjoyable and
orderly entertainment and 1t is hoped
the same will be largely attended.
Tickets 20 cents Mrs. T. Barnard,
Mr.. c. .}osens, Mrs. / Hamilton
Mrs. II. Bowens, Mrs. ). v III ans and
Mis-. Vl.-.na jackson, Committee
.4rs q. Jackson, Ch,lr-lady,
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
MASONIC Entertainments.

Tile members and officers Of Prince
Hill l. age, MI. 10. A. F. & A. NJ
Will give Grand entertainment at Ex-
celsior Lodge Roous, 81. Julian street,
Wednesday night, February 18th, at
Which title thu installation OF othcers
NH take place. Refreshments will be
>erycd tee. Tickets % cents. A. >.
L1,ldnn. chairman.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
A Presentation.


Thu sday afternoon last, Mr., JAS.
Dorsey the well-known undertaken on
walburg street, was presented with a
handsome and costly mat and whip for
his new Herse, which is valued at one
thousand dollars, and in many respects,
the finest in the city. At the presenta-
ton, which took place at Mr.. Dorsey's
residence, a grand entertainment was
given, where wine and other refresh
ments were in abundance. The follow
ing is the list OF the names of partici-
pants: Robt. Young, E Scarborough,
c. Ferrebee, Mary CasteIow, Mrs. Nes-
bit, P. Stiles, Charlotte Mcguire, S.
Herd, Sarah Williams, S. Bing, Nellie
Cooper, Georgia Ferrebee, L. Nelson.
Nancy Gatson, E. D. Edwards, Thomas
Reed, Mrs. Habersham, Jas. Wright,
Mr.. Lloyd, Mrs. M. S. Wilkins, f.
Thompson, L. Henderson, F. Carter, S
Gethers, NJ. Davis, S. Mangrim, j. Bar
ron, c. l.. Browne, Mrs. B. Dorsey, S.
Small, Mrs. D. Brown, F. Knklin, 4.
Simmons, A. Edwards, E. Edwards.
Miss. P. Davis, Mrs. F. Holmes, Mas
ter Owen Hunter and c. l.. Lane
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

one IF the principle Ingredients in
the happiness Of childhood il Freedom
from suspicion--why may i not be
combined with more extensive iater
course with mankind' A disposition
to dwell on the bright side Of character
is like gold 70 its possessar; but y
imagine more evil than meets the eye
betrays affinity or it.- Sigourney.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
BUTLER

It is a secret known bit to few, yet
of no small use in the conduct OF life,
than when you fall into mans eonver-
sation, the first thing you should con-
slider is, whether he has greater in
clination to hear you, or that you Ahould
ear him.-fSteele.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
rhree Reasons Why.

First; We are prepared and able to
do our uwn work.
Second We have our own material
lhird We do our own work. Hence
We are prepared to turn out work, cheap
er, quicker and in many respects, better
than any other printing othce IN the
city. Our prices are more reasonable
from the fact that they are compelled t.
be. in order to attract the patronage Of
the people, otherwise, the white mar
will get it all, and there will be none
lett for the Negro.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
orana caaet cIIltayy EnteraInment.

The Colquitt Blues Cadets
will give grand military hop. at Walk
err hall Bryan street, Monday night
February 4th, for their special benefit.
TIE same promises to be "the hit Of the
season aid it il hoped that the attend
ance viii he large. Tickets o5 cents.
Messrs. Ward, Carter, johnson and
Benjamin, cJinnlilt-e. Lieut.. Oscar
Coles, chairman.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Try L. Fried's Modjeska sl.25 White
Shirt for fit and quality.
just opened dandy line Of scarfs and
ties, at l.. Fried's
Bargains. bargains, bargains in dogski
gloves at l.. Fried's
Try l.. Fried's Iolanthe 81. 90 White Shirt
for fit and quality.
For latest style in shirts, collars nd cuffs
L. Fried's is the place
l. Fried guarantees 25 per cent or more
saved in two or three dealings to be con
vino at cts, give him trial.
Cardigan jackets going at sacrifice al
L. Fried's.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
HE SIlxer Aid Social Club.

The above named club, will give a
grand entertainment at Empire hall,
Monday hight February 18th. for their
Special benefit. The outlook for an en-
ioyablc and orderly affair, is eDcourag-
.,ur. Admission rs cents. JAS TAFT
ual. K. Il. Robinson, S. Adams, +
Mulligan, w. Bengal, committee. >. L
Williams. chairman.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
naa.n 10 j prominent citizen.

Mrs. Edward @. Anderson, one OF
Savannah popular white citizens, de-
parted this life on Thursday morning
last, after being quite sick for many
DAYS. The fuueral took place on Fri
day morning last, and was largely attend
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Fish For EVERYBODY and Anybody.

When you wish nice fresh fish anc
oysters, at prices to suit the times; ano
at any hour during the day, call al
Francis j. Byrd's, No. 1Sl Bay lane
betw cen Jefferson and Barnard streets
Fresh fish is being received daily from
Fort Pulaski and Cedar Keys. The pat
ronage Of the public is earnestly solici'
ted. Country orders will receive prompt
attention.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Odd Fellows Anniversary Enter
tainment.


Armenia Lodge, No 1880, G. U. 0.
of o. f., will give grand entertain
ment at Chatham hail. Wednesday
night, February 10th, in honor of their
fifth anniversary. The committee will
arrange for one of the grandest and
most enjoyable occasions ever witnessed
in the Forest City, under the manage
ment of Odd Fellows. In the issue Of
the Echo, dated February 18th; full
particulars, also, programme ofthe same,
will be gwen, together with the
names of all the committee. Exquisite
gold-giIded, folding invitations, has
been issued by the committee, from the
Echo Office, aud it will be a rare treat
for fortunate holders to be preasent.
l.. a. Washington, General Manager.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
You May Be

Out Of work, or not earning full wages, and
in need of clothing. go to the working
mans friend, the Famous New York
Clothing House where the best clothing IL
offered regardless Of cost. l40 Congress s..
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
The Famous

New York Clothug House will sell you a
$l5. 20 suit for l 90, and overcoats at haif
price. We have too many goods. and they
must be sold. Call and supply yourself at
l40 Congress street.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Charged with Robbery.

Hattie Powell and Irene Hanley
colored seem II have had trough tin
If il during The past week III the mai.
trate courts, on charga Of robbery. |
appears As th ugh they are innoeent.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

A man should be careful never to
tell tales If himself to his disadvantage.
People may be amused and laugh at the
time. bnt they will be remembered and
brougt up against him upfn some sub
sqeuent occasion. - Johnson
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Z. presented with the following SCHEME;
cKPITAL PRIZE. S5,000.-

d;st rihutinp SI3,I0U
356 prizes. o,s'.i"a.ins u. -.
pI ~ o,tarT similar to that of Louisiana Compas'
J.P. Ior1oaoh-, N1anag@1; ;c;9L:s .;Ia1 agse az;
Application for club sae OF Tor eViag State,
other business, should De p'ai"'s '
county and town oil writer. r. ,ress rather than BY P
Remittances should be sen, pY EXPIRES 'a"
money aer osoe upo IS and larger will be paid by
the ompany. r p HORBACH,
Address plainly, Norfolk, Va
A.snt. q, sale Of tickets required thfosk''u' A'
s.sie Address applications as above
~ uuderned supervised he Drawing lass y, On 1's
,7t Ian 81. of the Dismal p ,;c, f.rnes 10 al
6Eo.T. ROGERS, commi.,ioner.
) CHAs. PICKETT. }
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

The married gentleman who frequent
III visits a certain house il the south
western portion Of the city, had bctter
be Oh his guard, Or his wifi will mash
that high hat. Who dies this strike.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
matrln,onia. Contracts Fulfilled.

During the month ot JanuAJ, the
efficient ulerk Of the Court of Ordinary
ii Cha ham county, mad the pleasure OF
issuing lortl eight full fcdged, gilt
edgs a, marriage licenses as follows
TIE white people waltzed off with Is and
the coIored people with 80, making
,tal ot Az. The probability is that
du,ing the next six months, there vii
BE- uu.te an increase III this business
lroul the Iact tat this Is Leap Year
I Ind tac vide-aw.k female has an ey'
VI INK H.. hay while the Snn shines.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
FeII Overheard and Drowned

About 8 clock, on Thursday m0rn-
ing last, NJ Sunberg, the cook .and
steward Of the Swedish bark India, &C.
cidontly fell overheard and was drowned.
The vessel is being loaded at Paulsen's s
wharf. The inquest was held on FRI
day morning by coroner Sheital.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
FcR BETTER OR FOR WORSE.

Mr.. + A. Spr ngs, one Of Say annal n
esteemed ana highly re. e.pected Aoung
men will be united in the holy bonds oi
matrimony on Wednesday night next,
An account Of the same will appear in
the next issue of the EcRo.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Remember

The Famous is the cheapest clothing store
in Georgia, but new To close out our wlhter
stock We are offering goods regardless o
cost. Call and you will find our goods 81
very iow that you will buy for future use
The Famous is located at l40 Congress st.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

He who 4eduonsly attends paintealy
AK. calmly speaks, coolv answers, and
ceasns when he has no mpre to Say, Is
ID possession Of some IF The best requl-
sites ot mnn. .- I.avater
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Witty sayings are as elsily lo~t ~ the
pearls slipping of broken string but
word of kindess is seldom sp'ken
in vain. II t5ss seed, which, even whrn
dropped B{a&lance, springs up into 2
a,wrr rN
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03
Personal.

WANTED Money loaned on personal
property. A large assortment OF unre>
deemed Gold and Silver Watches and other
Jewelry for sale very cheap at Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 1877 Congress street.
E. MUHLBERG, Manager. N. B.-High'
est prices paid for old gold and silver.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Mr. Peter Johnsnn's grocery store,
corner Farm and Olive. was burnt cut
on Wednesday night last
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Every one must know and feel that
BAL thoughts quickly ripen into bad
actions. and that if the latter only are
forbidden, and the former left free, all
morality VIII soon be at an end. Port
ems
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

He who cares only for himself in
youth will be very niggard in manhood.
and wretched miser in old age -[J.
Hawes
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

An. Ho---soeu-oSe+
Easter il near at hand
Electric Light once more
The days are growing longer
The Valentine season is near at hand
Lincoln's birth day, il the day We
celebrate.
The tramp brigade has invaded the
Forest City.
Better three hours too soon than one
minuete too late
Our Boston letter reached us too late
for insertion this week.
Mr., /. H, Griffin, i stopping At
Green Cove Springs Fla
Mr., Wm. f. Cuyler, il at Sanford,
Fla, for the benefit of his health
The churches and Sunday schools
were largely attended on Sunday last.
During the month If January
Coroner Sheftall, held twelve inquests.
Drinking water neither makes man
sick, nor il debt. nor his wife widow
Keep your d,or> and windows secure
y fastened if you dent care to By RIB
bed.
One Of Savannah's policemen has been
discharged betaus4 he enjoyed plaM
drunk
It il hoped that colored base ban
clubs will organize in Savannah, early
this seas ID.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Lincoln's Birthday will soon BE- upon
us. Let US celebrate it in a manner
beftting the occasion.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

"Inprove your opportunities" said
Bonaparte to school Of young men
nevery hour lost now is chance Of
future misfortune.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Perfect valor consists in doing with
out witnesses all we should be capab'e
Of doing before the world If Rochefou-
cant
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

The city IL over-rnn with tramps.
who are begging and robbing IN everv
direction. The readers of the EcHo,
are requested to be on their guard.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Parties sending from the country for
sample copies of the EcHo must cnclnse
a tWo-cent stamp.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Constant activity in endeavoring to
make Others happy is one of the sure
est ways Of making ourselves so.-Sir
p. Sidney.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

The electric light blazed out in all
its original briliancy, on Thursday
night last.
Savannah weekly echo., 1884-02-03

Look out for begging, robbing
tramps and give them the cold shoul-
der if you know what is best tor your
self.