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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
Communication.

The following communication vas intend
ed by its author for last weeks paper, but
from the post marks on it, the communities
tion came to thu, place by way of Newport
and Harrisburg
MEXICO, March %, I655.-I would Ike
TO make mention OF a few facts which inter-
est the general public Of Walker township
and auiet Mexico. What do you think
our fiourishing town Is to have an improve
meut. in the way OF beer saloon or igrog-
shop. Perhaps a better term might be ap-
Piled bv styling il a resort for Old loaiefs
and idle young men. OF course tins means
money from the Ioaiers pockets The pock-
els to receive the money arc vide, aud the
owners are hungry enough to eat an OK,
aud u.ck their teeth WIKI the horns Tue
hes; Of this scheme is tnis, the proprletors,
for there are more tggn one, Of tue estao-
IisLunenf. have not had ..cneyk" enough to
use their oSu signatures to the petition,
and 50 by dint OF persuasion succeeding II
getting two OF our best young men IN town
=, ioiu tn. procession Of signatures with
their nome ds-piums ts the parties IN quest
oftb.ir prcy, which IS the contents Of the
rub.ic wallet. Hoseger, the father Of one
of The young men tongue-lashed has son
ara made him withdraw from such business
A very good example IRON wise iatnef'
- firm they managed II quite well to gel
q tosioYity Of signers. Their method va
10 90 about very quietly and get all they
could in the town, then wait ON the eOFnsi
70 gobble UP any stranger, or eouniry man
Who might chance to BE- IN town on an esraHd
In til. way they at first got hold OF tue
/ long lever, sud we're gaIly singing that es-
seafial old tune, ssHoId the Fort for / an
Comfug.'- Bn; alas tor their early merri'
meur. citizens found out what Vas going
on IN iheir midst, and very promptly drsr
IN resnsnsirance against the improve
rnent party. At last accounts the renon'
sirsbcs party were 30 successful 2s 10 ge
Al the citizens who had not sIgaed the Pc
tfiiou. aud have recovered many Peniten
I petitioners and members Of the petitIODins
tarfy. The foxes whose mouths ~ateret
Z for dainty mOrseis are nOE moving cautious
( Is around their OH troop, and moaning
..not caught yet They vii have il i
possible, mean The sal0On- In conclusion
I would say that ali should sign tbs re
/ uionstrsnee Or remain neutral fsr the i'm
prOveuseni, means to sell aiebchoiic drink
during the s-ssion o. the DaEkArd's meet
ing within oI.tznee Of Two AMI : bal
niles. 4Bd sid e=riassiy cause more b4rH
Z than good. Keep your ears open for III
io1rs, and guard the peace o. the cOHanHa,
{ ifT. Yours for news,
CuIZEx.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
She was Not so Very Green.

From the Bloomfield Mail.
The other day merchant traveller opera
ting for Philadelphia shoe firm boarded a
train on the Alton road at Joliet, and was
soon attra cted by the charming face Of a
sucker lass, who got on at Pontiac. He
thought he saw that she was a sweet, iuuo-
cent young thing, who had never been
around any, and he wended bis way TO where
she sat, and insinuated himself into her So
ciety.
alt is a very stormy day, MISS sail the
merchant traveller.
sis that soY' she asked. with great show
Of interest. Here indeed, was a sweet sam
pie Of rustic innocence. Storrning Ike all
the furies, and had been for nine consecutive
hours aud yet she sermed to know nothing
about Il.
aPoor credulous, simple thing he
thought, "she'H be madly in love with me
fifteen minutes"
s'GOiug far i'' he inquired.
..Oh. an awful long way -
''Hov sweet and childish" thought the
gripsack man.
'.HoS far are you going !'' he asked.
"Oh, away off,
"To 5. Louis p
"My, yes, and further than that
81 am awful glad. I'm have your company
a good while, Then, +" said he, ''and I know
we shall be great ;riends.''
81 hope 80" she replied.
"You have beaus, don't you - the drum
mer suddenly asked.
"No; used TO have. but"
"Ah never mind. III be your beau on
this trip. Now, will you tell your name
please 2"
"Mziilda-Naiilda Haw-well, il used 10
be Hawkins, bat il Is Jordan now"
ssWhat you are not married %
s.Noi poisoned my hith husband the
other day, and you, oh, you look 30 sweet.
You look as if stryehnine would make sue b
a beautiful corpse OF youl Come, now, won Z
you marry me -
The drummer excused himself, and the
I jolly Pontiac girl and her beau, who SAT be-
hind, pretending TO be asleep, laughed al.
the way TO Bloomington.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
MARRIED:

COYLE-VANDERHO the house
of the BRIDES parents, on Thursday, April
End, by Rev. J. P. Coyle, assisted by Rev.
G. W. Pleek, Prof. James L. Coyle, A. NJ,
to Miss Clara Belle, dau ghter of John Van
derhoff, Esq, all of Newark, New Jersey.
LACVER-SH SHEESLEY.-At the Luth-
eran parsonage, on the 3lst ult., by Rev.
&. E. Berry, Mr.. VIM. B. Lauyer and Miss
Marilla Sheesley, both OF Milford township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08

The Newport Ledger remarks, that Dur
ing greater portion Of the winter Is4Ia IA
Stephens, in Buffalo township, hss been
missing his poultry, and Tor some time was
at loss to know what had become Of them.
A couple weeks since he discovered a large
brown owl was enjoying fowl with a minis
trial relish. Wednesday morning of last
week he had tho satisfaction of ending his
owl-ship last ia trap, which had been set
for him. 1t Is sIr. stephens purpose 10
place the bird IN the hands OF a taxider-
mist, 10 be mounted.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
spring and Summer Goods.

Iwouid inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
Of residence on Water street, Mifintown,
second door from corner Of Bridge stree 4,
q full stock, of Fall and Winter millinery
goods, all new, and Of the latest stvles,
and having employed first class miliiEers,
sm prepared 70 supply the public with
everything found in a hrsiciass miilineF
store. CONS and examine ny stock. I
consider il no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DElHL.
Hav og2lx
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08

"Now, then" SAID the school teacher
who was an ardent advocate oftemperaaee.
.'Ehzt i IT that causes men TO fight p
While waiting for some one 70 shout
sRum :" a little boy held up his hand and
cried "DOgs 2"
''Dcgs, :" exclaimed the teacher in aston
ishnenf.
.'Yesem. When man says his dog is
better'n another mans dog there sure TO be
fight
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
MrrIrsrors. April s. 1885.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8, lSS5.-Beef cat
tie, extremes ia6a, milch cows s3OaS6O,
veal calves 4a7c per ID. Shee 3a5i, lambs
4a5c per 10, Hogs 6al7t. Wheat s5c-
Coan 4sc. Oats 3oa3S. Chickens, hens
I3aIIc per h., roos;ers Ease per 10 Tur-
KEYS I4al5c. Butter 22a25. Eggs l6c.
CIoverseed 7as.; per ID. Hay si7ss20.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
TERMS.

-i,,iop. $3.50 per annum If paid
ouO'T9 70 months; $500 if not paid within
u l1.nsient nint advertisements inserted at 90
Ir'Is inch for each insertion.
eens sisnt business notices IN local COL
10 cents per line for each insertion.
rnlb' '.,ions will be made to those desiring
pee-sti ps-S,tise by the year, half or quarter
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
His Less was Her Gain.

"Well madam" said fashionable physi-
clan to a wealthy lady patient, 'sif you don't
like my prescriptions, perhaps you had bet
ter try Parksr's Tonic, or some other quack
stuff" "You don't mean it Doctor" she
answered, shut your advice may be good for
all that. Sometimes what you call 'qaack
STUFF is the best and most scientific medi-
cine, after ALL" She got bottle of Parker's
Tonic and it cured her of neuralgia arising
from disordered stomach and nerves. She
told her friends, and now they al; keep a
doctor at home in form of Parker's Tonic.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08

May 2-ss.I.s.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08

PR0THoSoTARY'. OFFiCE,
MiniintOWn, April @, le'3-
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09
Municipal Election.

Tuesday the election for city off' cers occurred. Although there was considerable excitement, and the largest vote boiled ever known, yet no bad blood was exhibited, and the day passed on without any fghts or disturbances of any tind occurring. There were 27l votes boiled; the highest number of any previous year was about 24O. The following shows the vote that each man received:
 FoR MAYOR: Glow, 1lS; Smythe, 02; Rose, 63.
 FoR RECORDER: Leake, 22li Tompkins, (who was not . candi- date) Is.
 FoR TREASURER: Dcnman, l69, Waller, 92.
 FoR MARSHAL: Hamilton, l42; Mathen, 123.
 FoR ALDERMEN: Geo. Christo- pher, IF, w. J. Blake, 132; 'Jaa N. Montgomery l20,H G. Brooks, 99; Phil. Dedman, (colored) 3D. Brad Mulhollan, 34; Thos. s, Bry- an, "A; Noses Winter, v; Alex. Vaughn, 6s; M. McIntire, 57; Joe Bryan, 5l; w. F. Evans, 36; J. B. Higgins, 25; Clark Arnold, col, 30; Milt. Garland, col, 63, John Milburn, l6; lshsm MeFadden, col, B; P. Cassidy, 5; T. F. Burns, 5.
 Az will be seen, Lee Glow was elected Mayor. c. w. Leake for Recorder,A. M. Denman for Treas uter, J K Hamilton for Marshal; and. for Aldermen, Geo. Christo- pher, w. J. Blake, II. c. Brooks, J. M. Montgomery, and P D. Ded- man (colored. There wore sixteen men out for aldermen, three of them negroes, and the deviding up of the white vote elected Dedman, the colored alderman, as there were about eighty negro votes pol led. This should servo as warn' inc to those desiring good, compe' tent white men for aldermen Mess. T. H. McMullin, J E Por' tia and j s Began acted as judges of the election, Mess. D. B. Mad den and A T Ross acted as clerks.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09
Coal Oil.

The bottom bursted clean ont foreverl We will retail only to consumers, coal oil at 10 cents . gallon. It is guaranteed to be l5O test Bring on your bottles. jugs and cans. and let us light up while the battle rages.
 HATLEY < CHRISTOPHER.
 Prescott, Ark. April /, l88o'
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09

Mack Spears visited Hepe Mon- day.
 Several heavy showers the past week.
 fhe tax collector vii, 50 on be on the wing. ...rman, !. ..s.s.,.. on. E. E. White visited Little / nl,"k Saturday. WV Ur.ichmond is selling coal oil two tk.tlons for 25 cents.
 Some of the boys have already donned straw hats.
 Last Monday was prs-emihently a busy day among local politicians Headlight oil two gallons for twenty-five cents at Richmond's. Hon. T. c. McRae is attending circait court at Washington this week.
 A great many of our merchaats have been receiving goods thls week.
 Ifyou want neat printing bring your job work to the PiCAyUNK of fco.
 Come and see the new goods at Miss E. N. Thomasson's millinery store.
 The young people enjoyed a so cial at D. l.. Latourette's Monday evening.
 Quite number of our merchants have been receiving new goods this week.
 w. A. Hatley has some of the Allen staple fine cotton seed yet to spare. l'" MT. John Pittman has returned from a business trip to Lafayette county.
 MT. Fred Schinnerer is suffer ing from severe attack of rheu- Inatsm.
 l.. E. Hinton, Esq, left last Fri day for a visit to the Exposition at New Orleans
 Deputy Sheriff Ed Hood, and Will Phillips went down to Hope Saturday.
 Two sweet and pretty young ia- dies. gave the PIcAYUNE a pleas ant.call today, Wednesday.
 Dr J. D. Jordan attended the meeting of the Hempstead county medical society at Hope Monday, Car load fine, clean corn, white and yellow a.
 MuLHoLLAN, RUSSELL x Co. We want teams to haul lumber. Steady work given.
 Richmond X Steele. Automatic and all kind. of sew- ing machines repaired. All work guaranted. JOE KERsHAw. Now is the time to fill up yonr oil cans Only twelve and half cents gallon at Richmonds.
 Jas. II. Daniel, Esq, rising young lawyer of Magnolia, spent the first part of the week in the city.
 The trees are budding ont very rapidly in consequence of the pret- ,y spring like weather the past week.
 We regret very much to an nouce that little Mauds, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Mat White, is very i'll.
 The accumulation of filth in the streets and gutters should be re- moved at once. The health Of the town demands 1t.
 MT. and Mrs w. V. Tompkins wore summoned to Van Buren Friday, Mrs. T's father lying very i'll there.
 Wm. c. Hatley, of the firm Of Hatley and Christopher, has re- turned from St. Louis, and 8 large stock of goods is following.
 There is a coal oil war between the conpanics and NIT. Richmond as agent, is selling oil at two gal Ions for quarter.
 Our sidewalks are in a deplora- ble condition. We hope our new city fathers will sec that they are put in at least decent order.
 You can get prints for Acts a ward and straw hats at 5cts a prece at WoopBERY, PoRTIs & TERRY. We had the pleasure of meeting in town last Monday, Mir. w. w. Atkinson, of Falcon, who was here visiting his son, W. E. Atkinson Eso
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09
Strange

That any business
 man in all this section will send of fof any kind ofjob work, when tho rIcA- YuSE is prepared to print anything in the line of job work, from mann moth poster down to . visiting cara. A lot of hrst-clAss stationery ana new styles oftype just feceived' Prices guaranteed. Give
 us fair trial, and keep
 your money at
 home where 1t
 belongs. Some of the defeated candidates are now consoling each other.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mack Spears visited Hcpe Mon- day,
 Several heavy showers the past week.
 rhe tax collector will soon be on
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-09

MessrS. Joseph anu AI' ~. h@ll- sock, of Davenport, Iowa, are prospecting with aview to locating in our county. They are clever and nice looking gentlemen, and we trust will settle among us. No county in the State offers better inducements to home seekers than Nevada, all things considered.
 Ata meeting of the school board las. Saturday. they so en- larged the district as to make it extend ono and a hal f miles each way from the Academy, and also resinded so much of the recent resolution as affected the bona fde citizens of the town. This is just as it shold have been, and the ac- lion will be heartily a approved by every citizen of the district.
 Brooks, Hamil ton & Co. were the fortunate purchasers this week of one of the most varied stocks o' Spring and Summer clothing 1t IS ever been our pleasure to witness in Prescott. These goods were pur chased by another of the largest houses of our city and some busi, ness misunderstanding caused them to decline receiving them Rrooks II. & Co.,, succeeded in ob. taiuinr a very large discount from the invoice price which they are giving their customers the benent | if witl literally pay you to price goods at this house.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13
steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Schr Gen Adelbert Ames, Providence.
MEMOp ANDA


Tyhee. Jan y, 200 D m-Passed up, steam
ship Iona lBri.
Passed out, steamship Tallahassee, schr Gen
Adelbert Ames.
Arrived at anchor, bark Romance tBrl, schr
ID & J Lee.
Waiting, bsrks johanna GER. Gusta He
lene tNOrl, Matthania Nor, COstanti tAusl.
Wind SW, light; fair.
New York. Jan l2-Arrrved, NacOOchee.
Beachy Head, Jan9-Passed, steamship Clan
Fraser (Br), Smith, Savannah, for Bremen.
Falmouth. Jan 9-Arrived, bark Ararat
(Nor). \ Nelsen, Savannah.
Gloucester, Jan 9-Sailed, bark Stralsund
Ger. Oehlberg. Darien.
Hamburg. Jan 9-ArrIVed. bark Chris knud-
sen (Nor), Thronsen, Savannah damaged by
ice).
Barbados. Dec l2-ArrIved, bark Fredein
Nor, Salvesen, PernambucO and sailed for
DOboy TO load for United Kingdom.
Boston. Jan 9-Arrived. schrs Florence }
Allen. SOule, Brunswick, Ga; Emma l. Cot
tingham, SOmers. Pensacola.
Baltimore. Jan 10-Arrived. schr Genevteye,
Haley, Savannah.
Dutch Island HarbOr, Jan 9-Arriyed, schI
Louis v Chaples, Weaver, Belfast: Nellie '
ROkes. Thomson, do, both for jacksonville.
PASSPORT. Me. Jan l0-Sailed, schr Hattie
King, Hines, Palatka.
Fernandina, Jan l0-Cleared, schr Jonathan
May, Little, Philadelphia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13
CONSIGNEEs.


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Jan l2-FOrdg Office, s. F & w Ry, ii Weihrs
RialtO GuanO Co, w Lindsay, } b Reedy,
LIppman Bros, 4 } Miller X Co, ii Miller.
Per steamer ST Nicholas. from Fernandlna-
JnO Elanncry n Co, Walter, L Il Co, Perkins
X Son. l. Guilmartin Il Co, NJ Farley, S
Gustman, w n Gordon " Co, Butler u s.
Warren y A, ID Y Dancy, Eckman Il V. BOs-
ton ship, Wilder Il Co, Philadelphia ship
New York ship, NJ Macean, Baltimore ship.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, Jan l2-FOrdg Office. Peacock, fl 4 Co
Ii Myers & Bros, NJ Ferst n Co, w d Simkins
\ E Smith & Bro. w f Alexander u Son. W
w Gordon n Co, & ii DOrsett, Capt Hussey,
Bendheim Bros Il Co, HolcOmbe, O Il Co, Di
Read, L Z Bond, A II Champion, NJ Mar
snail. T. + Cheatham, Lllienthal n, j
| Tietjen, \ Falk & Son, r b Reppard, r b Cas-
sells, McDOnough " Co, Bacon, J n Co, 5 II
Zoucks, } G Butler, Lippman Bros. Seller,
Guckenhclmer 4 Son, w b Nell Il Co, ii S
Andrews, Lowell Il l., NJ I Quinan, Patsy
johnson, Dundam, est JnO Oliver, Mrs L
Williams, Lee Roy Myers, ii Solomon & Son
+ l. Neldlnger, Son Il Co, Garnett S Il Co, j
A Pearson. BOgart Il II. L J Guilmartin 4 Co
Woods & Co, ID Dancy, Warren Il a, Ii NJ
Conner Il Co, Walter, I Il Co. Butler & S, f I
Roberts, Jno Flannery & Co, Baldwin & Co,
} 1 Shuptrlne, Ellis, II x Co, Williams,
w c Jackson, ID G Bacon Il Co.
Per steamship Gate City, from Boston
Appel Bros, L Altmayer Il Co. AcOsta Il E,
ID ID Arden, T Bond, Branch Il G, w Brn
baum, NJ BOley Son, + E Cheatham, + L
Branch, Cohen Il Co, Cohen. Collat Bros.
Collatt, Chas Ellis, 4 Einsten's Sons, L Fer
rati, Fleischman x Co, c L Gilbert Il Co, } B
Gaudry, G NJ Heidi y Co, Haynes & E, W J
Lindsay, Ludden Il b, + NJ Hull, II Ruwe,
b II Levy Y Bro, a J Miller & Co, L Stern.
J McGrath n Co, ID p Myerson 4 Nichols.
Menhard Bros Il Co, ROsenheim Il Co, J 5
Silva, z 4 Schwarz. SOlomOns Il Co. l. Thana-
saw, Weed \ G., J p Williams, f Wortsman,
& Il II, s. + q w Rv.
Per Central Railroad, Jan l2-Fordg Agt
o Cohen Co, Wilder 4 Co, J B Hoist & W
Muir, ID X Co, III NJ Conner y Co, Woods & Co
+ NJ Farley, Warren & 4, Jno Flannery Il Co
Baldwin 4 Co. Garnett. S & Co, l. e Dancy
l. J GuilmarJIn a Co, J Wood & Bro, Dancy
x f, = Williams, w w Gordon & Co, Order
Walter T 4 Co, NJ Maclean. Bacon Il Co
Peacock, II Il Co, \ A Winn. w b Nell & Co
VIM Hone Il Co, A Enrich Il Bro, I p Bond
J A Douglass, NJ Henderson, Ohlander Bros
5 Cohen, Herman Il X, a Hanley, A Lefler
! Epstein Il Bro, Eckman 4 V, Frank & Co,
\ Hancock, A f Smith & Bro, II Il Lawton
Lee Roy Myers Eckstein Il Co, Haynes 4 f.
Lippman Bros, j ii Ruwe, Butler, q Nc
Alpin, r L Mercer, Savannah Guano Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13

COTTON.

Ply a-fl0L. Jan. ~, uOOn.-COttpn steady,
somewhat inactive; mlddllng uplands
mlIilng Orleans Lied: sales 5000
--' -Ir speculation and export 1850 bales;
t.- .IlI Iales-American 1870
---fe- lplauds. low middling clause,
ana February delivery. 50 q a
..- February and March. 62-64d; March
4. l.r.- 2-64d, April and May, 6-64d /;
anu June. 9-64d, June and July,
July and August, lI-64d. Market
-. eL quiet
pc. tenders o. deliveries at tO-day's clear
amounted 90 $500 bales new docket and
BALES 0t docket.
III Z. m--,alez to day included 5000 bales
- tialrlclL.
.-t-res, Jaianus. low middIing clause,
--.-i- delivery. 60-64d. buyers; January
N v-F uary, d0-6fd. buyers. February and
.s..l' ol-o4d, sellers; March and April.
sellers. April and May. 7-64d. sell
AaE and June. l0-64d. sellers; June and
3 l9-6id. value; July and August,
'ti- buyers; August and September,
--i-- 1lye rs. Market very steady.
.r P- m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
e-f--,t, february and March delivery. SO
25l March and April, 6 3-6HG6 5-64d
~ AMI May, 5-6iI.
49, p m.-EuIures: Uuland6. low middling
49,, January delivery. 8 60-64d, sellers:
FeI-ely and February, 5 GO-64d, sellers;
ana - ana March, 62-64d, sellers; March
&C., pfl z-6id. sellers; April and May,
en-. ~. sellers: May and June, 9-64d, buy
June ana july lS-64ds SELLERS July and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS

Petition of w. Sullivan, asking to be paid
for Overcoat stolen from him while at bar
racks. Referred to Committee on Police.
Petition of sundry citizens, asking a reduc-
ton Of taxes on double horse drays. Referred
to Finance Committee.
Application of DR.. z. III. COker, asking per-
mission to make sewer connection with Perry
street lane sewer from premises No. p Perry
street. Referred to Committee on Streets and
Lanes, with power to act
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Savannah and
Macon. SaVan nab and Atlanta.
Connections.
The MilIedgeville and Eatonton train run
daily except Monday between Gordon and
EatontOn, and daily except Sunday between
Eatonton and Gordon.
Train No. SO, leaving Savannah at s:4F Z
n, will not stop Except on Sundays) to put
of passengers at stations between Savannah
and No. ~.
Eufaula train connects OF Cuthber. for Fort
Gaines daily Except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train between
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily Except SUM-
day..
The Albany and Blakely accommodation
train runs daily Except Sunday between
Albany and Blakely.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway; at Augusta with all lines
TO North and East; at Atlanta with Air-Lins
and Kennesaw Routes to all points North
East and West.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car bertha
on sale at City ONCE, No. 20 Bull street.
G. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah
J.C. SHAW, W. +. SHELLMAN,
Gan. Trav. Agt. Traffic Manager. Savannah
Ga0PwfA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13
RESOLUTIONS
By Special Committee on City Extension
WHRREAs. Under directions Of


WHEREAS, Under directions Of a
special committee of Council, the
City Surveyor has prepared map of the city
of Savannah south Of Anderson street, which
map shows the streets recently laid out in
said extended limits and the encroachments
on SAID streets by buildings heretofore erected
in said extended limits, and
WHEREAS, Said map is now presented to
Council, and 1t Is proper that the same should
be accepted.
Therefore Be IL resoIced, That the said map
now presented to Council be and the same is
accepted and adopted as a correct plan of the
extension of said city south of Anderson
street, and His Honor the Mayor is hereby
requested to certify under the seal of the city
on said map the fact of the acceptance and
adoption Of the same as a correct plan of the
extension of said city south Of Anderson
street
Adopted.
By Alderman Hamlet
RESOLVED, That the agreement submitted
herewith, made by the Committee on Opening
Streets with the Savannah and Ogeechee
Canal Company in reference to the crossing
of the canal with bridges at Bay and River
streets in said city. and the conveyance to
SAID city of certain land on the east and west
side Of said canal, be, and the same is, ratified,
and upon the perfecting of the necessary con-
veyance and agreement that the sum Of $3.50
be paid to said the Savannah and Ogeechee
Canal Company out of the city treasury.
Adopted.
Council adjourned.
FRANK Z. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.