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Hp,rrr ~ an snomoly manufacturer
ana = fr.etrsder, bu, his brain u too big
% ,. vsrpe' by pr'jusics.
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ps.psx. of tho HsRALD VII find NJ.
ucssssoS's bill IN important duties ana
ar ar n 70 smother colu nm.
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ssA-vAnIso men repor, h., ths Allan o
MS been exceptionally uiy the J ast
winter.
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MorrI4,s seems u hsv. hckereu anu
RAxp.lL 10 have skeA !
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An exsensivs trsv Ter ssys that In Tire
.ourse OF his travelling he has observed that
~. Ills. ~ L. s--.As-I -.-.-s 80 ll-l.,,
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.rvE grand visier has complsioei ,,. n
an,b1i,i.s a. Washington Of
a. .,--.esl cond. ~. 10 Tue
,I.n 20, ,,ser on POKE,
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{ rug notice at the h,nds OF the interior
press.
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Lrp,omss The donor for aid from the
Missis.ippi river sun-rsts
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81 have had Dyspepsia. VIII Cc-sripa-
to-. roo v~srs. and hsv~ tried ten different
xinds ~ pils. ami TUFTS ar, the nrSe
hat have done me any good They have
Steamed the ont nicely. ny appetite Is
splendid. r. Il tiiUrsfs readily, and now
hnvs natural passages. I feel like nov
man" w. b. EDWARDS. Palniyra, o.
Sn..l -r-rvri,-rr. 2lr. Oh .. ~ Murray S,-.N.Y.
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DxavsR, roL. NJ nc The moH di,-
as.rous .ihd slc. IA iOf m-as wears sirugk
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IT beins 10 look ~ though The state car
vas vi be a tame ntf,ir
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BisMAIck siues auotner bit'er pellet 40
the Am erican 9ig a. public dinner.
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Eru Yugg March "a --Moury marSot
es,v:l 2tu2. Dfims mefceull. paDtr 4
t. . 2, sterling 'sohaJge, y. b., EN-;
Az Il iyht 4sD ID
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Tbs two hiros rlit mGss - 20 'he ieai
vira other vsstlgss Of barharism
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grce OF Postage tu aii TNrts of The unitcd
hInInA nnh lnMnhn.

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dros the hNRALp. na -, xas.
Bpeclmsu copies ttu' ii'r ON Application
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WE ARE A. HoRiaG Sd Kt9u r. a = M
ri Ia. l,r n, az. don't the ne ~ ciy Mar
- = y a II slaN IN 4 RI
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! We s"I n ass candid tie f,r A term IN
OF the rour.n ward. ElCc ion, 4nd tuesday, In
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NE Az 1TTHOrIZF TO nm u Ct
w The rame O. Colon W o. GkEENLAW
A ctudidat ~ the otto OF Alderman IRON
Tho q eo y Issrd
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wcss sh', patty couiy weather and local
rains. / igher iempera ure.
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7IRF UTUORIZFD TO ANN uNCE
w pJ -TEFHAN as an In 'tp.ndent rsn-
dida,o lar City Marshal Election Md TUESDAY
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INV ARN Al THnBIZEI T ANN0r nee
w ,be = On ofC lon J q WlLLlA"sON
as ca / .a'e fer the oil OF Ala r""n 'rolA
IN. Nj Il ~ "a
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w ARE At II ~ zEJ . ANN NIE
w Capa u RoftRT CIR ON as cahdlhne
TO- l'd sH ~ ht 4. D. fd
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yfTF ARE A. TlOHiZE TO An o nee
w M JOHs SIZE IN n cor rejection so
the III, Z C'sn Imtn Ia h, secoud ward OF
a.. n p.s !, NJ
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T~K a = Al n 7RIZED 10 hNNOUNCE
Nv n, " NENsOM as a candisiAte 2
kIderman q i. Fourth Ward. Election. ahd
Qs,.. a 10, III
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INNS or nui,sCniIDriOn.

Comprsi gc II page, ot nry,IN columns
n the liz Y ~ au1 rh r. .rst urN ptpe' - We
0istc, aud rs nlw offered u, N following ic-
ouced rates
Oae Copy, one Ncar..,,,,,,,,.. ,,,.s.,. 81 'ao
From March 10 NoNrmhrr 10, 1851 q"
IsVAntAntY ~ Apyshc.
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VTjt IIUIIL NJ TO ANNVUN NE
w M r. NEYa. a ca d,Jaie 'ur re- le :,
ZION a.. M e AZ .rmru r nv Second
Wa,d NJ n 9 . inv uui incl tu ~.
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1TK AXE AUTH RIzED TO Az OUNCE w.
w vAIiqUAN asa cird daie for Ciy AS
sssor an collector Election. 2nd Tuesday In
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II fPO HE Gait ~ a NNE y @nn
u ~ ciizrn o. tho ixth " ard JOHN HENRY
y candid.e 'or.A derman ~ n stme
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11oY AHN0T Ne MY-ELE As A uAN-
/ Sds'c Ni1ermsn " The Pihh War;
eicc,ion, md Tnt.d.y IN Aprl NJ STEW vt
7f1RARl REQUESTED TO AvNoUNCs
w n PORTER for .lde n an o. me s'coh'
= "A Elo..ti- A.. lnh 1ue.lnN IN Anrll
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PICK OF THE PRESS.
through rra'n frum Ciiy VI Mexico TO
Kansas ciiy.
Damage BY lee Gorg,s-R Railroad Dis
psler.


other Tales Of the Telegraph.
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TTiE AnE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNouN
w N. CoCKkELL ~ candidate Ior Al
40 tho Firl' w I'd
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TsAas a,,GIK.

GuINU rSuTu.
No. 2 Mail and + rr.sE cuVes......,. 800 m
GOi.V NORTH.
No. !, Mail aud ExFc-s trrySs ...... ll;O IN
Trails aud, :. I'm ds1r tsu dsys e1copte4
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N.Y. 1xe AITrs7 KILED 70 ANNO SCE
~ -. am. ~ raotiu " +. MORTON NJ
and dsi. T = CITY n ,rsnaL Electon2ld ues'
IL a., ril
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IiyE1RE ArTHORILE0 TO ANNot nee ]
w ID GARTER ss candidate for Alderman
IN the 4 xIh Mn d
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ISt3ICAbIOSS.

FRIDAY, MARCH rs, issa.
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ANNOuNCeMt Nrs.

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TIE Axe -UTHUkIZED TO ANNuUNCE
wv n r. pONLEY AS N caudiiiie for Al
Aermr n from he srnrih Wtrl.
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WE ARR AullIo; ZEp TO ANNoUNcE
Ald.,m,n Ia ,he III a Ward ut he ensulug
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TXTx RE- 4rrHJh z1p TO ANNouNCE
w Mr.. staNlND LoEBss canuinn,e %
re.ele SIS " or Aid'rn "a to represent tne rou'"
Wan Election. 90, Tue dav IN hprh'
VA1EAht A. HOR,ZED TO ANNOUNCE
w N. q. PoGEL u candins'. lm cI re-
election % the on ce OF Ci Ase sof anu y
ieciCr VI, ucn, 2nh 7 esiaN 4 w
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II 40 A. rho lIfp . Ann N l.
w ca 3d. WI LlAM5 ~ candidate
a.. Al .r.ap .pHt ffF.F H
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AN NOUNCEMtN To.
WIN ARR AuIlIO. zED TO ANNOUNCE
w oloutl II RvAi A. Coz" date f"r
Alderman IA 'he Fat Ward ut he ensuing
1.JE AR nor ZrD To NorN y
w pr J,toB Il CtH - = canHitate Tor
Counci m u IL the Ihir' "hd Elecuon' e'n
Of A. -.....-.--- -, =. =,
W CT :. 4 WI LrAMs a. candidate
for Al .rrrn f.o- ~, t-------
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w IN NkY ca s,, d,1n'T ~, ,sg e, scoa aS
Wa,d n, h ing uri irrl ct ~.
VIE ARE A. TuORIZE TO An o NCE
W Nj Joiis SIZE IN \ or ,e.r,,S w.,a ~
the CIV ! | - u ~ - p, ~ -
NE ARE AT II ID lEl o AMMO NE
w Gag a II RoftRT Gln.oE rs candidate
TO- A'd - p. 80 w ~ -
NE Az 1UTHOnIZE TO hNN.u CO
w the fame @ O. n ! - 9hEENL An
a. c,ndidat ~ the otto OF AID rnau IRON
TPo HECALL " a I we . !. o. . 3
BROWNS candidve for \ d-Iman 81 10 s,ne
WE AkE aT,lnoEiztD I,,s,A A,Ng -, II z
dermsn f-on The fir.t Wtrd -.
TIE Axe -UTHUkIZED TO ANNuUNCE
w hrF r. ROALEY AS eandiai'e for Al
dernrn from he slnr,h W.rl. -
WE ARE ArTaohllE3! To A n, ias,,s, !,
ln tn sis Mad ------,----..--
HTEA. AZ ~ .IRIZED TO aNNouNCE
Nv Dr. v. NESsoM as csndi.dse : ,
Aidefman % d, Fourth Ward Elecuoh' 'hu
fus d-v IN Ill ----
TrT11oY 4 NS0U Ma NIGEL. ~ AgAS-
i ddao O. Alderman " The finh war
ncc,ion, md TIT .dIv in Aprl STEW III
7fI8AR. REQUESTED TO ANNouNoa
w n PoRTtR for .lde nam ., me s'eoh'
VTTx RE- aUrHUh ZsD TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. siaNiVD lOFB A. candidate 20
re.ele ,i. n or Ald'rm "a to rcpresen the roufth
WsII Election ga, Tue dav IN hprh'
VAR Aht Az HoRZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ O. PoGEL u. candids'. ior re-
election 20 the oHce OF Ciy As,e sor ana J.
iec,or w ,ucn, 1nd 7 esdal !, y,
Sr,1 ARH AZ TunBlzEI T ASTo nee nee
w ,be - On ofC Ion J q VILLA SUN
asacaN .ae fer the on Of Aid rniah fron'
the Fl ,tw "a.
tI1RAsp AUrHo iIZEg 70 ANNou. 80
WE csNI II as candid tie ,r a, ,e, m W. a.,
OF the fUur.h Ward. Elec ion' 4hd ues"'y III
April =
VxTs,RE fH0RlGE A ktQuho ~
w 10 nonnce W ] ARNoL rs n can
II - In n III. ulrt the ''c ~ Guy Mar
Shd thrt'.u q ~ sdsy ~ : ri.
VlTI ARE uTHORlzsD TO ANN UNCf
w T.. -EEEHAN as an initp.nnen, r ~,
didato lar City Marshal Election qua 'uesuH'
nTE AXE AUTH RIzt TO Az OUNCE W
w l. VAUqHAN asa 60, d da % for Wv, AZ
ssaor am collector Election, 2rd Tuesday u
.sril.
TTEAKE AUrn1 RllgD r. aNSn ~
" te aine Of raoti1 w. r.. Mu ~ ~ 80 -
and dsi. + T CITY NJ rsnaL E'ecuon2ld ues
~ " ~
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11IE An IHOR ZrD TO a NOUN y
w nr JtOB X UtH - canfifaW tor
Counoi IN u ~ the lhfc "Id Election eth
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1884-10-24
Dakota.

The rapidity with which the Territories OF
the west are being settled, Dakota in par
tcular, j. something truly rmayeioas Daring
the past year over 5000, 90 acres Lave been
entrred iii Southern Dakota and laN post
oilices established ~ larger number than
In All tile other Territories together The
daily newspapers have increased from forty
three to sixty three; and weelsies from l6J ta
,t}, emigration is pouring IN al rapid rate :;
q nation is being born in daY; ana shar.
time only can eapse before two OF three large
states Will grow oHt Of this land OF the Dalo-
as.
This enthusiastic outlook OF Territory now
knocking gat the doors tCongress Tor aims
sion to the sistcr4ood Of States, was recently
given tAe writer hy the Rev Stewart sheldon,
to Iankton, superintendent. i! Rome Mi--
si5ns or Southern Dakota, a gentleman wiI5
has ivct ~ the Territory for the ptst sixteen
ycus, ias Travelled over it many tsal-s ant NJ
uiIy coInpetentto ztvea trustworthy 2yiHion .
! Look at tAe area ct lie State, continue the
reverend geutlenen, 10, coo square miles
Enough to make over three New EagIanls,
TO make twouty-eight Conneetieats, to hold
ali the inhabitants 1.-THE Ho.ti with only
sixteen and q fraction to the acre, = put a
belt aroan the globe six miles vii. In a
single year 800 miles oI railroad are built
aud on single 4rIa 100000 bushels OF
wheat were rsi9e4 its psssibill les .re almost
bouuiIe-s"
.II1W aLaut thn llautiaa. ot cIarahe.}''
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1884-10-24

EalioNs DakotaneWspapels are pnn-
fishing the statement that Secretary
Teller Has declared that lie will move
to Bismarck as soon as the Office
rooms iii the capitol building are COM
pleted Secretary Telier's own testi
mony is that he has made no such
declaration. lie does not consider
this question for him to decide. AS
the custodian Of government proper
IS. he looks to his superloss for IN
structons which viii serve as IS
protection as IN officer Of the general
government. Press i Dakotaian.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
HARHOR NEWS.

4 Handsome steam Yacht-The ANA
rsIii- in the Dry DOck-MOVements of
the Revenue Cutters
The steam yacht Magnolia arrived in
port Yesterday morning from Beaufort,
having on board her owner, Fairman
Rogers. Esq, a wealthy Philadelphia
lawyer. and his wife. Dir. and Mrs. Rogers
are 0u q cruise for health and pleasure,
having stopped at different points along
the coast, including Charleston, Beaufort
and savannah, on their way TO Jackson
vile. where they will probably remain
until their return North about the first Of
April. The Magnolia is not handsome
vessel being built more for comfort and
convenience than for speed or beauty. she
is 81 tons burthen and IS staunch sea
boat, being only six months old. She is
uxuriOusly furnished. She VIII probably
sail for jacksonville to-day.
The British steamship AmarylllS was
taken into the dry dock yesterday, Tor the
purpose of having "a new propeller put in.
the old one having lost a blade while on
the voyage here. To put a vessel Of her
size iu the dry dock is no small feat, and
its accomplishment shows the facilities af-
f0rded for the repair of shipping at this
point The Amaryllis is PA feet long, and
was taken i'm on - feet Of water She is
now high and dry in the dock.
The United States revenue cutter Hugh
McCuuoch arrived in port yesterday
morning from Beaufort. She is stationed
Mt Charleston. The Geo. :. Boutwell,, Of
this station. was also anchored in the river
opposite the foot of Houston street.
some of the shipping in the port had
display of bunting yesterday in honor of
the day.
The schooner Emily +. NOrtham, with
stone for the jetties at Tybee, passed up
to COckspur yesterday, for the purpose of
discharglng portion Of her cargo.
seventeen schOoneTs arrived in port
during the past week, some OF them OF
very large tonnage, loaded principally
with guanO.
A new pilot boat named the Glynn, for
Brunswick. ga, sailed from New London
for that port on the 18th inst.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Has so badly damaged the high price
clothing system in Savannah and Charles
ton that we are far from being the best
beloved among our competitors. We are
only trying to please our patrons, ana
they we know don't care how we get our
goods whether we pay for them or not
as long as we save them three to five
dollars on a suit; but our goods are paid
for before they are offered for sale; that IS
one of the great secrets that we can afford
to sell as cheap as we do. Another secret
Of our success is that we manufacture
our own goods, and that we are satisfied
with small profit; and now to dispose of
the remainder of our winter stock, we
are selling at manufacturers cost. Call
and get the best of clothing cheaper than
ever and be happy, at the Famous New
York Clothing House, 14O Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Savannah MORNING NEWS, Manhattan
Magazine for March, Texas Siftings,
Detroit Free Press, The Judge, Leslie's
Weekly, American Agriculturist for
March, Byrne's Dramatic Times, New
York Mercury, Boston Herald, Philadel-
phia Press, Baltimore sun, Chicago DAILY
News. Cincinnati Enquirer, New York
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, Sun,
Graphic, Morning Journal, Atlanta Con-
stitution. Macon Telegraph and Mes
senger, Augusta Chronicle and Consti-
nationalist, Charleston News and Courier
and Florida Times Union.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

The Gruco-Roman wrestling match at
the Fords Opera House last night between
Prof. Willie, the ex-champion Greco-
Roman wrestler of the world, and I'm
known. backed 10y Capt. Geo. W. Hussey,
attracted about 200 people, mostly sport
Ing men. The programme was varied
with contests between local amateurs
and banjo playing and songs by Mr.. John
Clarke. The interest of the evening CEN
tered i'm the wrestling match between
Willie and the Unknown IN which Willie
was the victor three consecutive falls.
Before the fourth round the Unknown ac-
cepted his defeat. and challenged Willie
to wrestle a mixed match today, one
round Gr1cO-R0man, one catch-as-catch-
can. and one cOllar-and-elbOw. The chal-
Ieuge was accepted, and it is understood
that the match viii take place on the
commons at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The smuggling match between Australian
Kelly and savannah Kelly was declared
off. the latter failing TO come 10 the front.
In his absence a local slugger, Tom Scott,
appeared on the scene, and the match
proceeded. After several rounds, in
which both men we're equally matched.
the Judges declared a draw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
A swindIing Newspaper Agent in South
east Georgia.

There is a bold and plausible fellow,
says the Sunny South, travelling through
Southeast Georgia taking subscriptions
for various papers, and signing himself
A. Leighton to some of his receipts and
Hogan" to others. He signs these differ
ent names in the same town. He is a
fraud, and we ask the people in that sec
tlon to have him arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses. He is de-
scribed as a tall, slender man, with a
long and heavy mOustache, but no other
beard.
He has no authority from this office to
take subscriptions for this paper. and we
warn the people to look out for him.
About two weeks since he was at Rep
pard's mills, on the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railroad, taking subscrip-
tions for the Sunny South and Golden
Days. Mrs. j. W. Barnes, Of that place,
was one of his victims. He was at Way
cross January Il and, among others, got
W. Van Horn, and signed the receipt w.
Leighton.
We should like to hear of his arrest, and
the South Georgia and Florida papers
should hasten to expose him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
Election Notice.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. Feb. Is. lSS4.N
Notice is hereby given that Council will
elect at the next regular meeting, Wednes-
dav. February 81 1884, a CHIMNEY CON :
TRACTOR. Eastern Division (uneXpired
term) to fill vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of II. c. HAsTEDT. Bond $500. Salary
fees.
Applicants must state in their applications
names of bondsmen two required), and Will
hand in their applications at or before ,
o'clock 2. N. MONDAY, 25th inst.
BY order of Council.
FRANK E. REBARER,
gf
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che aflorning Aews.



Standard or railroad time IS minutes slower
than city time.
Northern mail. As. :: 30 and P. 4.
Charleston. As Z 30 and P. r.
Port ROYAL Railroad l:45, 20 ana r, =
For az points il Florida, 20 A. H. al@ -
n. ,-.,z % =
Brs is T and Albany Railroad, 80 A. ~
sF- r.. r. 20 A. 4. and ~ :, q.
hfl points west Of Waycross- On Sa' -. -
florida and " estern Railway, - 4 d a-'
20 p. a.. 49,, v,sf-o.5 c-0o
H. and 100 P. 4. sC--l.- Coo
HawkinsvilIe. @ a. H., $50 and 10 P 4.
AIbanv. 10 L. ~ and 7.20 P y.
Rafnbridze T.30 4. NJ and ~ P. l..
TborDasvfile. .sl A. 4. and 80 r T.
Onitnsu. + ~ A. 4. and - ?. 4
q an points on the =. F. " x Il $3.50
Tn0masviUe and cambridge, Z: ~ a. u an
20 p ".
Savannah river. Tuesday, P 4. 80
on SUNDAY. mail for all points ~ o'yI ?. =,
On Sunday t0r delivery OF man ~ - -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used when children are
cutting teeth. It relieves the little suf-
ferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and
the little cherub awakes as "bright as a
button" 1t rs very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all PAIN. relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy Tor
diarrh9a. whether arising from teething
or other.causes. % cents bottle.-AdU.
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Rnvs Don,t. Mon Won't.


Don't, my friend. Don't jeer and laugh
at that i'll clad man. He has heart with
in that tattered, rusty coat just like yours.
He NAV have been better oil once. he
NAV vet find himself above you. Never
scott at the Affections or mistortunes Of
others. 1t may be your turn to be down
tomorrow. A day has often accompls n-
ed seemingly greater impossibiltles. be
men while YOU can. Simon Mitchell may
not always bs with you to keep up your
"outer man." But while he IS here,
take advantage Of the extraordinary bar
gains he is Offering. Spring goods VIII be
coming in very soon; the remaining Win
ter stock Of Gents, Youths and Boys
tailor fittag, substantially made clothing
must 20. Those who wait for bargains,
and those who lrOn't buy except at a sac
rifice. have now the opportunity at the
sign Of the GOLDEN ARM, 159 Brought0n
street. If Simon Mitchell doesn't offer
YOU better goods cheaper than any one
else. he won't ask you to buy. His past
reputation must be sustained tor qudttty,
for nj, for tor prices. Unparalleled re-
duction in SHIRTS, Underwear, Hats, caps,
Hosiery, etc. You can buy Clothing at
prices that will justify you in buying Tor
another seasons use. Call and see
whether YOU buy or nOt.-AdC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

Add to your telephone lists NO. Al,
George J. Baldwin; residence.
Five victims of the Intoxicating cup"
brought up in the Police Court yesterday,
and increased the city'S fund.
DR.. R. B. Harris left for Fleming, Lib
erty county, yesterday to attend the
mother Of ". W. Fraser, Esq, who IS ~
ing seriously i'll at that place.
Cant. W. W. Gordon, Of the Hussars,
was informally presented with hand
some saddle blanket yesterday by Alder
man w. B. Nell, of the firm Of w. b.
Nell & Co.
The sale of seats for the Sights o. Lon
dom, matinee to-day, and ''Ihe Govern
ment House, and EThe Editors on Mon
day and Tuesday nights, will begin at
Davis Bros at $3.50 O'Clock tins morn
ing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
l. JOHN B. HOWARD,

CITY TREASURER 5 UFFICEf
...-,u O. Fob Is 1894 (

CITY TREASURBRs UFFICEf {
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. Is, lSs4.i
Tho t.x on Auctioneers. Banks, Brokers,
RniIding and Loan Associations, Commission
Wercha1ts. Dealers wholesale and retail,
Green Grocers, Hotels, Insurance companies
Rice Mills. Trades. Callings, Occupations, and
husiness OF ali kinds commonly called SPE-
CTFIC TAXES, have been due since Feb. l.
IF NOT maid by 10th March, execution viii be
issued and placed in the hands OF the Mar
City Treasurer,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23

This is the title Of a book which shows
the immense profit which will accrue
from ten acres Of land planted in early
vegetables for shipping, if the ten acres
are properly and intelligently cultivated.
The day Of large farms has long since
passed, and the most successful producers
are those who concentrate their energies
unon a small piece of ground and Guilt
yate it thoroughly. Ten acres Of truck
land are advertised for sale to-day by c.
n n,rsatt ddr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-23
To Bri oklayers.
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE,
SAvANNAH, Feb. 20, 1884.

SAvANNAH, Feb. 20, lSS4.i
Proposals will be received at the office OF
the Clerk Of Council until y n MOND D.
in Ushersham street. from Hall lane, con-
Meeting with the man sewer IN the centre OF
RoIton street Diameter p inches in the
clear. Single ring. Distance 400 feet. -.
snratfes for the faithful performance of the
work. and said sureties must qualify before
Notary Public that they are, IN tnelr own
right owners of real estate OF the value OF the
bond required. which will be in sum twice
the amount of bid, said qualification 10
accompany the bid. The right to reject any
reserved or all bids.
Plans and specifications at the office OF the
undersigned. rrom.pD