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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind
who announces that he Is now In
perfect hesllh,n We have the follow.
inR; zone yearago I was, 10 All ap.
pearance, In tue last stages OF cot.
sumption. Our best ply .icians gave
my case up. ] dually got ~ low that
our dooinr ssid | could only live
tWeniy-four hours. My friends then
purchased buille OF De. VIM. Hala
baisAm for the Lungs, which con-id.
ewbiy benefited me. continued
until TOOK nine bottles, and sul now
IN perfect health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho Gnrernment CritIcIson


LONDON, Jan 9 The Marquis Of
Salisbury has written letter 81 Con-
servative, in which he condemns the
government for its vacilating foreign
and colonial Olicy.
The patton" he says, "fDds itself
opposed by European alition, and
tina colonies are justly dissatisfied a.
the governments failure to prevent
Germany from anneXiug contiguous
territory -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
FOREIGN NOTES.
SPAIN

They Think the millennium Has Come.
MADRID, Jan. 9.-Fnteen thoussud
persons have already left Granadi.
The people are generally OF the opinion
that the end Of the world is at hsud,
and are seeking dissolution from the
priests A remarkable phenomenGb
i now being witnessed hy he iuhab-
itanss OF the mountain village Of
Gueve lara, The hills sre moving
into tue valley below. The eutire
village Of GGeve lara Is slowly sliding
down the mountain side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
MEXICO.
Tho stamn Inv AboIl.hed.

CrTY or MEXICO, Jan. 9-Congress
has abolished the unpopular, oppres.
i've stamp law enacted last year. The
new law establishes q stamp tax Of
one-haif of one per cent. on all the re-
tail sales Of merchandise, on mort
Cages, andl, contracts, and of 10 per
cent. on import duties paid on foreign
wines and liquors, and Of / per cent.
on the sales Of native wines and
liquors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

IL unlaW ful for railroads 90 discrimi.
nate so 4inst localities or individuals,
wss added TO the sili.
Mr Vance Of North Carolina pro-
posed az amendment making 10 un-
lawful for railroads 90 charge small
shippers higher rates than large ship
prrs. The subject TO which the oil
related, he said, constituted the com
ing qu, siiOn in American politics for
the next twenty years. The public
were not willing 10 commit the com
mefce Of the country for al time 90
The greed aud cupidi'y ~ the rail-
roads " ithuut endesvoriug 10 protect
themselves against eXIortI0u. Hhere
was no reason why the railroads
should not be as popular 80 they were
necessary. They were the public ser
wants and were 30 more Justified In
changing The poor man or small
shipper more for the service rendered
HIM han was charged Tor Ike servi. e
TO the rich man or large shipper.
Mr. George Of Mississippi supported
Mr VHnc's amendment.
Mr.. Brown Of GeOfgia moved to
amend the amendment OF MIR. Vance
by adding 10 10: That no merchant
shal sell large package or quantity
goo ds at "A smaller per cent than h5
charges Tor smaii,r package OF
goods Of like quality, II the go Ids have
been produced la or trans ported { Om
another state 30 as 10 TALL into the
power Of congress 10 regulate the inter
ate commerce"
Adjourned I'll MOuday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
The VI xican National Loan.

BosToN, MASS Jan. 9 1t is learntd
on good authority that, Of the So .OOO,-
900 losn called for 10y The Mexican
Central Railroad company, 81, 700
600 has been subscribed up o
he time Of the losing of The books
The remainder will be taken by 81 n
dictate which ha- been formed for the
purpose aud which has for its head
Albert McKerson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
The Bank Of Ausua

AUGUSTA, Ga, jan {.
If Augusta, which US
the state many gaE
war. has made 81
to Harper Bros aiig1
ben' tit Of credil0r. lHI
is Sl50 600. The dtp0iil
IN full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

contributions Of flowers gave the court
room the appearance of q c observatory.
The verdict Of acquittal was returned
at . o'clock this morning The an
n0uucsmegt Of ''Dot guilty. was the
signal for tremendous applause, and
the popular sympathy Tor Nine
Hugus5 was demonstrated by voaif.
erOus shouts and cheering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
CROtKEn
Two Dastardly Atur
Wrecken

MreckelA
Specialize the Gazette
CROCKETT, Tax, Il
abandoned wretch atig
the north-bound passei
here last night by pli.
the track. Failing, ~.
Yves made h. wreck q n
the same nefarious uss
stances proved ineffselu
w J Foster. gIncef !
a sale OF bis stock to Z
Grapeland Ia this couulI
retire from business.
II. Groeheuheima, {
J wish merchant, & eli
large stock preparatory !.
New Orleans.
This county viii Bktl
Kinney Tor sDsaser NJ tbl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
CAPITAL CULLINCs.
special the Gazette

special 90 the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. o The comp
trol.er rules that under the occupation
tax law the bucket shops are subj ct
10 "A tax of $50 a year.
Gharered The Thompson Drug
company of Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

Fakes & Co. have just received some
handsomely decorated bedroom suits.
which they offer on the installment
plan at astonishinely low figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator GARLAND Declares bis Prefer
ence for Reaean's Interstate
Commerce Bill.
seBator Oullom will Offer bis Interstate
Commerce Bill as z Substitute
for the House Bill.
The House Asks FOR Information
Relative 10 the Arrest Of an
American In Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

Pure drugs, raw chemicals, standard
prescriptions, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
FRANoE.
shaken by k4rthquake.

PARIS, Jan, o --Earthquake shocks
have been felt at Embrun aud Cham.
berg, and at other points in the province
Of Haules-alpes, In Southeastern
France
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
AIme, Huguss Acquitted.

Madame Clovis HuGues, the wife Of
Deputy Hugues, on trial for the muir
der Of her traduoer, NJ, MORN, was ac.
Quilted Of the charge Of murder this
morning, but was condemned to pay
500 damages The interest mani
esled in her case was Unprecedented
m criminal triais ia thu Fc-noh G urts.
the anxious attendants even sealing
ihemsel YES beneath the tables Of tue
lawyers, - eager were they to catch
every word The toilets Of the ladies
ere OF brilliant descriptions, and the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
CITYANDSUBURE,ANNE NEWS
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEWALK

cIeaDinrs Here ant There By the News
raporters-The Events of the Day
ToId in Paragr aphA -A'eetinGs and
Entertainments I o-Nskht--PickinEs at
Police Headquarts rs.
Mr.. p. j. Hobart was fishing with q
marry last week in ID e Ogee cnee. He re-
ports that among the fish caught was a
35-p0und roCk-hsh.
The ladies of the Fruit and Flower
Mission desire contributions 10 be sent
into the sunday schooi room at Christ
CHURCH this morning between 9 and II
n'ciock.
A children's entertainment for the bene-
Fit al the rectOrv fund of 81. Johns
church. will be gwen by rhe mem b-rs Of
the sunday school at st. Johns Parish
Hall this evening.
In the account of the services b cid in
Christ Church sunday it was in. III YER
tap reported that the Taitnal memo
rial cross was presented BY Capt. john K.
r. Taunan instead Of by members o. the
family.
A number of the Georgia Hussars We're
at the Park extension Yesterday after
noon pTacticiirg for the tournament which
is to take place at the Ten Brock race
course April 80. There viii be another
practice tomorrow afternoon.
The revival services at Trinity Church
continue with increased interest. Service
will be held every evening during the
week. beginning at 5 O'Clock. A cordial in
vitation ia extended TO all. The members
of the church are all expected to be pres
ent.
Mr.. L. B. Clay, who has associated With
Mr.. James Mulligan in executing the
contract made by the latter some months
ago to bore the artesiaH well on Cuyler
street. corner OF New Houston street lane,
arrived in the city vest rday and in
spected the new derrick and the steam
engine which Mr. Mulligan erected on the
$ t. last week. A force of men were i'm
mediately set TO work to make a cistern,
which will be kept filed with water to
supply the engine when everything is in
readiness 10 commence boring by steam
power. which will be in the n AXt two or
three days. The rev firm is sangulne Of
making rapid progress with the work,
compared 10 the speed which has been
shown up TO the present time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
..EnINAL Pr. -rcroE
what the Priest GOOD says About tn
Proposed In reru teci ery with the Pope

49,, - rs.,-, a- -. - a
Ia -, -..,. ~ -.
statement cabled rom farls 70 iAls
country 90 the u set that ii is rumored
frat r. popa viii shorrlv create. a new
e..,~ ,,- c.,t.,ls. ..-r.r 80 frc,,-,.
me-.
'rL- lo ot A-e"- a. .Ae 800 '--''
rector 0i EuE .l>a-sI eakirE ta'Lai'c-. Is
now being freely discussed DO Catholic
.i~ol.s i-ts eanarsll. believed that there
15..l. ,,..- ,,,,...-s,.s.,-, t., ,,....,..,.
i'-''-' ID lN
ment.
A News reporter saw several members
Of the Catholic srgy ~ Savannah yes
rtay regarding BE- rumor and found
tGeu &c tue op'ul ID that no such Office
would De created.
'suGA an rtf - said one, "would De
an Apostolic Dele -ate, and they SIRE never
confined 90 any % lEue OF n&uOn. and are
never appointed I--ruareuty. They ara
a.ways sent on - ne special m sslou. and
when tnat is do1e t-eir Oh q ceases.
To appoint one permanently would
De contrary e the usaEes Of
sire church. The o1ly o'jeri oi ire office
would he 90 err ste an intermediate be-
U.s. cen the cie-G and zoe 10 ae. whose
duty IL would * ~ hear such matters as
upw % direct % tae Pope himself and de-
eide tAem, NJ las D. facts before the Pope
Tor DIS 0ects on. II he ONCE y created
II VIII not make any material didareuc-
IN the rules govern NJ the CLERGY IN this
country. Il IS claimed 90 re mi-ta. en-
u ton u Protestants that Catholics.
whether lay OF clerical. are ground
down by the despotism Of the Papacy.'
The Clergy have nothing 70 do with the
Pope, OF be with them, except IN a
spiritual way. The Paubst Fathers, for
instance. went about their ordinary du-
ties without any regard 70 the personal
wishes % the Pope, II be had any, and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
GIeaniugs from Along the Track and
Crossties.

GIeanings from Along the Track and
CrOssties.
There is considerable talk in Walhalla
about extending the track of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, so that the trains may
run up into the town, and not stop a mile
outside OF it.
Work on the Dublin and Wrightsville
Railroad is being vigorously prosecuted.
Fo-ty-tWO cOuvicts are at work on that
tine, and are grading it at the rate Of
NIL per week.
During last February 1.1SS Pullman
coaches arrived and left New Orleans on
regular t. aims, and this number does not
include the special coaches furnished eX-
ours on or private parties. Put the num-
Der of SPECIAL or private coaches at 10
mot an exec ssive estimate, and at least
L30S Pullman cars were handled in New
Orleans over all the roads.
The corps of civil engineers under the
suptrVi sion of Chief Engineer Arthur
Barr convened the preliminary survey
of the aeon. Dublin aud Jacksonville
Railroad last Wednesday morning. Three
weeks VIII be consumed in running the
preliminary line. The location will then
be MADE and ITS construction begun. The
road viii probably be finished in twelve
OF fifteen months.
AG A}t ~ lANt " VI l4tftHIlb.lht II re-
men. since Is organization. has increased
in membership at RAPID rate. Accord
ing 10 a statement made on Feb. l the
average monthly Increase in membership
was 400. At thar date the mem lership was
1891. ami with the new lodges organic al
The number was increased be Ond l4000.
The mem 1ersnip Aug. /, 1854, was L. 30.
which shows an increase 10 date Of about
1900, and probably more.
80 81 4.
the Eutlwville Railroad Company was
held on Wednesday. The reuort OF the
engine crs as to the line for the first eigni
miles Of the road was submitted, and the
contract for grading the track for thai
portion of the road as given out. Meas
ures looking 70 the laying o. the rails on
this portion Of the track and 10 pushing
forward vigorously the grading Of the
road ere discussed. The board adjourn
cd 20 meet al an early day. when the con-
tracts or the remainder OF the road will
be glNeu out.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
EASTER KLECTIONs.
Wardens and Vestry men Elected for the
Ensuing Year.

Wsrdens and Vestrymen Elected for the
Ensuing Year.
The regular annual election for wardens
and vestry Of Christ Church was held in
the basement Of the church Yesterday,
and resulted in the selection Of the follow.
ing gentlemen:
Wadens-Robert Il. Footman, Joseph
D. Weed.
Vestry-Jobn screven, Robert Fall-
CANT, Walter &. Charlton, John K. F..
rattnaIl, Henry c. Cunningham, Duncan
Johnston, Benjamin L. Owens.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
TIE election in ST. Jonn's Church re-
suited as follows:
Wardens-W IN. 5. Bogart, Jno. NJ. Cue
rard.
Vestrymen-Alfred Haywood, George
Corn well, David Wells. D. q. Purse,
Taos. GlGsien, Samuel 3. Palmer, j. B.
DuckWorth, VIM. \. Holt.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
The regular annual election Of Wardens
and Nestry OF 81. Stephens Church, col
ored, was held last night and resulted in
the election of tEe following members:
Wardens II. L. Giles, Cyrus Campbell.
Nestry-A jackson, George Nutall, C..
c. psYeauX, A. q. Mcdowell, K. j. Art
son,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
WORK OF THE coCRrs.
A Busy Day Among the Cl'ininals-
Drawing the Jurgmen.

Draw nE tue % Nv tnNuF
At the meeting Of the City Con IT yes
terday a number Of cases on the civil
and criminal dockets Of the quarterly term
were continued, after which the case OF
the negro James MCGEE, charged win
larceny from the person, was called Tor
trial. This was the case reported in he
NEWS a say or two ago. in which the de-
PENDANT was said 10 have obtained Two
25-cent pieces from smaller coiored COY
named Ed. Hicks to change nan COZ
lar. The prisoner plead guilty 10 tne
charge and was sentenced 70 be Inprls-
oned six months On the cbain-gang.
On March 80 a negro named imam
Ferrabee stole fOTty-seven eggs from hI'
A Kessel. baker, at Whitaker ana Macon
streets. The negro was arrested, ana on
appearing for trial yesterday Ga
the charge of larceny from the
house. plead guilty and was sentenced TO
SIX months with labor on the chaln-gang.
A cOl0red girl named Annie Batty was
found guilty OF larceny nom the mousse,
having stolen six yards of calico, valued
at 80 cents. from cOl0red woman named
Tinua Smalls. on March 81. Tie prisoner
was sentenced to Imprisonment IN the
jail tor three months.
on Feb. 10 a negro named Charles
Edwards. while in Hab. Williams house,
stole a gold breast pin, valued at 80.
Upon being brought to trial on the charge
OF larceny from the house. the prisoner
plead guilty. and was sentenced to serve
six months on the chsin-gaug.
j negro named jesse Berrien, on April
3, stole from D-aly Campbell a sui ali
C ock, valued at s., and was arrested and
CT mmitted for trial on the charge OF
simple larceny. The testimony showed
thu re was no doubt as to the guilt Of the
prisoner. and ne was sentenced to SIX
mon ms, with labor, on the chain-gang.
l. N. Isascson and a negro named
Thor ntOn Williams were both found
guilty of vagrsncy. The former was SEN
fenced to one month, WITH light labor in
and about the jail, and the latter was
sentenced to three months on the cham
gang.
All the grand and petit jurors We're
then discharged for the term, with the
thanks of the court, and the quarterly
term was adjourned TO May ,, at 10
O'Clock Ill the morning. and the regular
monthly 81 ssion until next Monday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock.
Toe narats Of the following gentlemen
were dra "a and summoned to serve as
grand and petit Jurors for the May term,
1888:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

We would like u meet the many read
ers Of the MORNING NEWS and have a
pleasant chat with them, and inform them
OF our method adopted this season in our
business, but as that would take too much
Of our time, | beg 70 inform them through
this that we start in this season with
prices that will astOnish all, and with
line OF goods never equalled il material,
style, make and finish. We have, after
great pans, gotten together a stock Of
Clothing from which the most fastidious-
ly inclined can be suited. We have for
dress: l and ( button cutaway Fr0Ck
suits in black, blue, brown. wine and
dahlia, of the finest imported cork screw
materials, and a choice line of Fancy
Suiting OF same make. We have the same
material in all these colors in sack Suits,
straight and cutawav. We have all the
new est styles in check and plaid Suliing.
We carry the largest line OF Young Mems
SUITS in the city. We have choice line
of Irousering, and a great many novel;
ties in Clothing not to be found in any
other establishment in the city.
All these goods We propose 10 sell early
in the season, and start in with ci SiHg
AIT prices. Facts-no humbug. Simon
Mitchell, 159 Br0ughton street, Sign of
t1e q lden ARM b.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
THE A'IsToRICAL SOCIETY.
The April Meeting at HodesOn Han
Last Night.


Last Night.
The April Inee ting OF the Georgia His
torical Socie " was held last night at
Hodgson Hall. The chief matter OF inter
est was the re port Of the Committee OF
Management GU the Telfair Academy,
which excited a spirited debate. The
char made against the re-
port was tsat it was incomplete
1t was. however, unanimously adopted
The following g, ntlemen were elected
resident members NJ the society: Thomas
Holcombe, Henry McApin, Thos. C..
BRYAN, III. II. Brueu, John X. Young.
Hon. G. w. Ranck, d Lexington, KY, an
author of consldeFa Die note. and Rev. G.
ID. Bradlee, Of Boston, We're elected cor
responding members.
The Library Comm ittee. through its
Chairman, W. ;. Bog art, recommended
the purchase of the following books for
April:
History OF the Hugue not Emigration to
America. hy G.. ". BalTd.
The Bunting Rail.
Carpet Knight. by Har ford Flel4ming.
Women of the Day. by Frances Hays.
Greece in the Times Of Homer, by T. I.
Tmayenis.
scraps, by George Eoers.
DE auto.le's Origin Of Cultivated Plants
80. ~ INT FuatlQnai see - .lNt ~tfleSl.
Ouiter Dlcta. "a book Of Literary Essays.
The Monroe ID tctriue, lbs @ +. Tucker.
Drum mona's Natural Law in the Spiritual
" orld
Maj. W. +. Shellman presented 10 the
society a framed copy oi the account of
the ceremonies of laving the corner stones
OF the Greene and Pulaski monuments by
Gen. Lafayette iu lS1J.
Mayor William Courtenav, Of Charles
ton, presented "A handsomely framed Ito
graph copy OF the great seal OF the
Lords ProprietOrs Of the Proviace Of
Carolina, displaying the coat-of-arms OF
the proprietOrs. and fac-simile OF
the wax impress Of the seal now m the
Public Record office in Lo-d0n. obtained
through the kindness of W. Noel sons
berg. The likeness has also affixed fac
SMILES of the autographs Of the Lords
Projectors.
Mr.. L. w. Habarsham rendered a paint
iHg OF Cen. Ogl thorpe, TO be hung IN the
LIBRARY "A n, which, with the otuer dona-
tlon-, was accepted. and the thanks Of the
society returned 10 the donor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The sunerinr Co.lrt.

At the meeting Of the Superior Court
yesterday the consideration of tie SUIT Of
Daniel swint, administrator Of the late
W. 7. LIANT bert, against the Central RAIL
road and Banking Company, and the
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
was resumed, and the argument of cOun-
sci on the motion made on SatuT-
dap by the defendants was con-
cuded. The decision of the court was
rendered. overruEng the motion. a re-
cess was then taken until 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, when the taking Of testimony
was begun, pending the reception of
which the court took q recess until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
Ar THEArkE.
Drawing the Prizes At the Easter Enter.
tafnuent

tainment.
The prize Easter entertainment given
az the Theatre last night by the Huffman
Comedy Company, under toe management
% Mr. Harry Leigler, was a very credita-
bic olio performances. The singing and
jig and reel dancing % Mr.. Joe Conmu
won for MIN tWo recalls. aud the singing
oi Mr. Charles Farri~, J. f. Hu1nes. j. .
n CLARITY aud Miss Blanche Geutry won
them like honor,. The farce. The Bar.
brr shop ami the after piece. 81 ..ie ln "A
Tenement House. were well given Be-
Tore the alter piece - pfiZ 3.
consisting OF EJ.d watch. gill
clprk, silver dishes aud various other
articles. ranging ln value at from 81 10
tln, we're distril tied 5y drawn .imi-
.ar t0 tbat employed by me Louisiana
-tte LOTTERY Company The hnidar 81
efcn ticket bad en- naa In 90. draNin1.
lhr ioll1W.Ig tickets drew yrz s: Aos.
-ll. sl-. ~. bt3. =. bl1. 1is. as. So.
BIS. f,, a2a, 2a4 = 3, $50. 90. 4,as. 1913.
J.. l''l. 1JJ. 1l1, 80 The uuije.s of
tue .u h uuuuers can obtain ,h prizes
by prr-,nt.uL their uC-ets 40 H4miitou's
eAe'r~ store.
A uui ner Of rich prizes % be- drawn
Tor toe same way a fhe prize matinee.
o. e gvei under n Z .glef'. manage.
eIt Wednesday eFeaiag, were eXllulted
on tAe stage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

in CONDITION u be opened every day 10
~ae meFlDers Of the y Iety. Il has not
yet been fully deterndHe% upon Wh.t
terms tn mem @rs Of families VIII De
ADMITTED 70 ,tS priv il~ges, but aD arrange
mCnS lll ~ made - aicf tie IDA i-e-
HeSCE iii be sa- 4iactory. WhDLrN z
TIE pf9u Is lrranF "a il sill on suhnI al
To tie c.e.y icl UsCu sion as " Il so
the terms UNIV "a toe ere "A. public
nav be admitted, and the question a.
upon vshat terms and 70 whom iBstruc-
TO. is o Be -Ren.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The "FomoUs" viii open this day their
Spring Clothing Trade jy gresenuug each
caller lrith Easter EQgs. We are pre-
pared to furnish them TO every child ir
savannah, and a euitfor Easter for every
boy. The "Fdm9us'" spring Suits for
Men, Youths and Boys cannot be beat in
any city in the Uuited States. and our
prices we guarantee TO De- lower than the
lowest. Can ana examine our goods III
you are not ready 20 buy, ard get al Eas-
ter egg for your little ones. We have the
handsomest Corkscrew Dress suits in
fashionable shades at the surprising low
price Of SIS; Blue Flannel suits. East col
or, at the unprecedented low price OF S..
We have the incest boys pleatel Suils.
orr 0lra mIEe, as .Ow as 50; very dssir-
able plain blue Flluucl Boys 5uitat So.
The " Famous" New York Clothing House.
40 Congress str et.-Edg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The wonder Of those who 20 to the Har-
nett House, in savannah, is that so excel.
lent table and such comfortable rooms
can he offered 10 the public at such mini-
mum rates. Without eXagyeration, the
Harnett is as good as that Of the Seroven
House, ana the rates just one.halr az
large. Courteous treatment makes M
the sum OF its attractions. The public
largely testified their appreciation
Jacksonville ( Fid.) Herald.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
5pPrtag anttrpa.
Notice.

\ chhdren's Entertainment, for b...,
of THE Rectory Fund" Of St. Jobr,s ~ lucy
viii be given at the Parish Han on g~u, =
DAY EVENING, April Z. 1855 bvr. . ~
the Sunday school. Refreshments =, WIN D1'' j,
served.